Tom Hanks warned his son Truman he was going to have to “hit the marks” in his performance in A Man Called Otto “no matter what your last name is”.

Daniel Craig said Angela Lansbury’s Bedknobs And Broomsticks is still one of his “favourite” films, describing her as “so game” during her appearance in his latest film Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery.

Elizabeth Banks has said she feels a “much deeper responsibility” to release her new film in the wake of Roe v Wade being overturned.

Halle Berry has said the “fighter side” of her martial arts training took over when she broke two ribs on the set of the film Bruised.

Nelson said she still thinks they are 'the sickest girl band in the world'

Billy Connolly has said he has lost the ability to write due to Parkinson's disease.  The 78-year-old comedian, who was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease in 2013, said losing the ability to write "breaks my heart" because he loved writing letters.

Actor James Norton has said England’s performance at Euro 2020 has been “cinematic”, and volunteered to play Harry Maguire in a big-screen version of the story of the tournament.

Sienna Miller has praised the “grace and dignity” of her late 21 Bridges co-star Chadwick Boseman, who donated her a portion of his salary for the film to her. The actress told the BBC’s Graham Norton Show the actor “did an amazing thing for me”.

Graham Norton has taken the blame for Alison Hammond’s blunder over his dead dog, saying he thought the incident was funny.

Graham Norton has said a “bonus” of him quitting Radio 2 is that he will no longer be included on the BBC’s list of its top earners. The presenter told Times Radio he “didn’t like” being included on the list of the corporation’s best paid stars.

Jamie Dornan has dismissed as “funny” the scathing reaction over his and co-star Emily Blunt’s Irish accents in the film Wild Mountain Thyme.

The broadcaster joked: "Shall we just put it in brackets that everyone’s sad it’s my last show?"