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Actor: Nicholas Hoult

Nicholas Hoult was eleven in About a Boy, playing a child whose bluntness forces Hugh Grant’s character into adulthood.

He then played Beast across four X-Men films and took deliberately odd work: The Favorite, The Great, Mad Max Fury Road and Renfield. Nosferatu gave him a recent lead. He is British and came from Skins on television between the child and adult careers.

Nicholas Hoult as R, a zombie in a tattered jacket, standing in profile with a blank expression. TITLE: Warm Bodies R zombieAnaleigh Tipton

Warm Bodies (2013) Review

Warm Bodies (2013) rates 6 out of 10 on the rewatch scale. A zombie romance narrated by the zombie, which is a better idea than it sounds and is executed with more wit than the premise deserves. It is also…

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Nosferatu (2024) film posterAaron Taylor-Johnson

Nosferatu (2024)

Robert Eggers brings obsessive period craft to the third great Nosferatu, with a ferocious Lily-Rose Depp at its center. Nosferatu earns its 8 as the most beautiful and uncompromising vampire film in years, Robert Eggers bringing his obsessive period craft…

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Renfield (2023) film posterAwkwafina

Renfield (2023)

Nicolas Cage's gloriously unhinged Dracula anchors a comedy about escaping a toxic boss, undercut by an overstuffed plot. Reframe Dracula's servant Renfield as a man in a toxic codependent relationship with his narcissistic boss, and play it as a workplace…

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Juror #2 (2024) film posterJ.K. Simmons

Juror #2 (2024)

2024 Clint Eastwood courtroom drama with Nicholas Hoult as a juror who realizes he may have caused the death his trial is examining. Juror #2 is Clint Eastwood's 2024 American courtroom drama.

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