Vanessa Kirby’s Mission: Impossible character is back for another round of action following the events of Fallout.

Shia LaBeouf's lawsuit had effects outside of the actor's own personal life.

Mission: Impossible's Vanessa Kirby has a fun Six Degrees Of Separation to the Jurassic World: Dominion set.

From dramas to spy thrillers, we'll be seeing a lot of Vanessa Kirby in the coming years.

Director Brady Corbet has lined up an all-star cast for his follow-up to Vox Lux, as Joel Edgerton and Oscar winners Marion Cotillard and Mark Rylance are set to star in his period drama The Brutalist alongside Sebastian Stan, Vanessa Kirby, Alessandro Nivola, Isaach De Bankolé and Vox Lux stars Raffey Cassidy and Stacy Martin. Corbet and partner Mona Fastvold co-wrote the script, which chronicles 30 years in the life of one artist’s enduring monolithic vision. When visionary architect László Toth (Edgerton) and his wife Erzsébet (Cotillard) flee post-war Europe to rebuild their …

During a recent interview with Glamour UK (you can tell it's the UK because of that extra 'u'), Vanessa Kirby chatted about her recent role in Pieces of a Woman, her attendance of the BAFTAs, and the fact that she's "in the car, about to go to firearms training" for Mission: Impossible 7. Wait... what?! Did Kirby just casually drop that she's returning to an anticipated sequel to one of the most creatively successful action franchises of all time? She sure did, hoss. And while it means Christopher McQuarrie won't be able to write a cryptic …

Vanessa Kirby, who played the White Widow in Mission: Impossible - Fallout, confirms she will begin training for Mission: Impossible 7 soon.

If 1917 has you hungry for more period piece war drama, set your sights on Mr. Jones the new World War II thriller inspired by the remarkable real-life story of the young journalist who uncovered a crime against humanity. James Norton (Little Women) stars as Gareth Jones, an ambitious reporter who travels to Moscow to uncover the truth behind Stalin's propaganda machine and receives a tip that could expose an international conspiracy -- but could also cost him and his informant their lives. Today, we're happy to debut an exclusive new trailer for Mr. Jones ahead of the …

Fresh off his acclaimed feature debut in The Last Black Man in San Francisco, rising star Jimmie Fails has signed on to join Shia LaBeouf and Vanessa Kirby in the indie drama Pieces of a Woman along with Oscar winner Ellen Burstyn and Emmy nominee Molly Parker, Collider has exclusively learned. Kornél Mundruczó (White God) will direct from a script by his frequent collaborator Kata Wéber (Jupiter’s Moon), while Kevin Turen (Waves) and Ashley Levinson (Bombshell) will produce for Little Lamb Productions, along with Aaron Ryder (The Prestige). The film’s executive producers are Viktória Petrá…

Vanessa Kirby has made quite a name for herself in the action genre the past two years, but she’s coming back to drama in Pieces of a Woman. According to Variety, the Mission: Impossible - Fallout and The Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw star will head the cast as a character coping with a tragedy of some sort. Kirby is no stranger to drama, having portrayed Princess Margaret on Netflix’s The Crown, in addition to her recent strong supporting roles in Me Before You and Genius. The film will be helmed by Hungarian director Kornél Mundruczó, …

…

The ninth Fast & Furious film, Hobbs & Shaw, has finally hit theaters and audiences are pouring into theaters everywhere to catch it in all its bombastic glory. Upon leaving the theaters, audience members seem to have noticed a glaring plot hole that is central to the film's story. Viewer observations about the plot hole have flooded Twitter, leading to some truly hilarious takes. So, what's the plot hole? Well, it has to do with co-stars Jason Statham and Vanessa Kirby and their respective characters, Deckard and Hattie Shaw. It's established early in the movie by …

The actress left quite the impression as The White Widow in Mission: Impossible Fallout, so with two more Mission: Impossible movies on the way, could we see her again?

Princess Margaret forever.

Previous reports had linked Vanessa Kirby to the role of Catwoman in The Batman, and now the actress herself has declared her interest.

First it was Mission: Impossible, then it was Fast & Furious - could the DC Extended Universe be her next franchise?