The Barbie director helped one of her Kens prepare for his starring role as Bob Marley.

Kingsley Ben-Adir discussed the tedious work that theBob Marley: One Love crew put into the dreads he wears in the biopic.

Kingsley Ben-Adir responds to whether or not he would be down to perform "I'm Just Ken" during this year's Oscars.

Kingsley Ben-Air talks about how he prepped playing Bob Marley while filming as Ken for Barbie.

From the small screen to the silver screen, Kingsley Ben-Adir has given some commanding performances over the years.

The Iron Man 3 character has returned in the best way for Marvel's latest film.

Iron Man 3 featured Ben Kingsley as The Mandarin... sort of. And now he's back in Shang-Chi.

Kinglsey Ben-Air is the next actor to put on your one-to-watch list.

None of us expected the fall of 2020 to look like this, but that's especially true for Kingsley Ben-Adir. "There's this whole other thing that happens after you wrap, where they put the thing together in a dark room, which you're not part of. So it always comes as a little bit of a surprise," he told me during a recent phone interview. "I had no idea this was going to happen. The release dates have only sort of become clear in the last month or so yes, a little bit of a coincidence really." Within …

He’s done dramatic work in biopics and historical epics, and he’s also done comedic work in screwball crime capers and political satires.

From showrunners/writers/executive producers Steve Conrad and Bruce Terris (Patriot), the 10-episode Epix modern noir drama series Perpetual Grace, LTD follows James (Jimmi Simpson), a young grifter who quickly realizes that his prey, Pastor Byron Brown (Sir Ben Kingsley) and his wife Lillian (Jacki Weaver), known to their parishioners as Pa and Ma, are far more dangerous than anyone ever could have imagined. In over his head and out of his depth, what started as an escape from his demons brings James directly into the path of the couple who have used religion to steal the life savings …

Be aware there are spoilers for The OA Season 2. Anyone who watched the wild, unpredictable first season of Brit Marling and Zal Batmanglij's hyper-bingeable Netflix series The OA knew to expect surprises in the second season. Boy did it deliver with robots, tree internet, and a telekinetic octopus, just to name a few. But the most welcome surprise of the new season is the addition of Kingsley Ben-Adir as a new co-load, Karim Washington, a private detective with a dark past who gets tangled up in OA's (Marling) world of interdimensional travel and metaphysical …