Latest John Hannah News
Four Weddings And A Funeral Voted Britain's Most Rewatchable Film
'Four Weddings and a Funeral' has been voted Britain's most rewatchable film.The 1994 rom-com topped the Google Pixel poll with 49 per cent describing it as their favourite film to sit down and watch again....
By Bang Showbiz in Movies / TV / Theatre on 23 November 2020
John Hannah Helps Celebrate Zoo's 100th Birthday
Scottish actor John Hannah has helped his homeland celebrate the 100th anniversary of Edinburgh Zoo by launching a newly renovated animal enclosure.The Sliding Doors star is taking part in the commemorative events on Monday (22Jul13)...
By WENN in Movies / TV / Theatre on 22 July 2013
John Hannah Feels For Cancer-stricken Whitfield
John Hannah feels desperately sorry for his former Spartacus: Blood And Sand co-star Andy Whitfield because the actor was "on the verge of stardom" when he was struck down with cancer.Whitfield played the title role...
By WENN on 13 May 2011
Hannah Went Online For Spartacus Sex Inspiration
Scottish actor John Hannah turned to the internet after running out of ideas for sex scenes in hit show Spartacus: Gods Of The Arena.The Four Weddings and a Funeral star plays Batiatus, the owner of...
By WENN on 09 March 2011
Hannah's Battle Wounds From Spartacus Drama
Scottish actor JOHN HANNAH suffered for his art while filming U.S. cable series SPARTACUS: BLOOD AND SAND - he broke his collarbone during a fight sequence.The Sliding Doors star battles it out with actor Andy...
By WENN on 15 June 2010
Hannah Hates Work/life Balance
British actor JOHN HANNAH hates juggling work and fatherhood and would rather be at home with his family than on location shooting movies. The FOUR WEDDINGS AND A FUNERAL star's career has taken him to...
By WENN on 14 December 2006
Hannah: 'No More Babies For Me'
Scottish screen star JOHN HANNAH is terrified at the thought of having another child, as he is struggling with two kids already. The FOUR WEDDINGS AND A FUNERAL actor adores his 20-month-old twins ASTRID...
By WENN on 16 October 2005
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