In May, Essiedu and over 400 others in the film industry, including Fantastic Beasts' Eddie Redmayne, signed an open letter condemning the U.K. Supreme Court for ruling that the definition of a woman ...

A new actor is donning the robes of Professor Severus Snape in HBO’s Harry Potter TV series. Ghanaian-British actor Paapa ...

"Harry Potter" alum Jason Isaacs weighed in on the online controversy surrounding Paapa Essiedu's casting in the upcoming HBO series adaptation.

Jason Isaacs called out racist “Harry Potter” fans during a conversation with Collider at Fans Expo. Isaacs, who is currently an Emmy contender for his work on “The White Lotus” Season 3, starred in ...

Paapa Essiedu, the British 'I May Destroy You' actor, is being eyed for the fan-favorite Severus Snape role in the eagerly anticipated fantasy series.

Paapa Essiedu has a secret. “I’m in Rio de Janeiro,” confides the actor. “I’m on holiday, and I’m still coming to terms with that. I find it hard to ever justify taking my foot off the ...

Weruche Opia and Paapa Essiedu. Photo: Dan Wooller/Shutterstock; Dave Benett/Getty Michaela Coel's new HBO series I May Destroy You is here to help you think beyond what you already know regarding ...

Five months before Paapa Essiedu took the stage as a flirty clinical-trial participant in The Effect, he attempted to run a half marathon in southwest England.After going “too high and too fast ...

Paapa Essiedu has a secret. “I’m in Rio de Janeiro,” confides the actor. “I’m on holiday, and I’m still coming to terms with that.

Paapa Essiedu says George, the hero he plays in the new sci-fi drama "The Lazarus Project," is a normal dude placed in an extraordinary situation.

Paapa Essiedu went to drama school with Michaela, but he explained to us how he definitely earned the role of Kwame, who supports Arabella following her rape in numerous ways.

Paapa Essiedu Knows ‘I May Destroy You’ Is Hard to Watch The actor, who plays Kwame on the HBO show, discusses assumptions about sexual assault, his character’s survival mechanisms and why ...