Marina Sirtis gives the lowest odds on whether Star Trek: The Next Generation's cast will reunite again afterStar Trek: Picardseason 3. The final season of Star Trek: Picard set up a potential spinoff ...

The future of science fiction and fantasy is, indisputably, female. In 2017 alone, the three biggest hit films at the box office were female-starring fantastical blockbusters — “Star Wars: The Last ...

Sirtis, 65, got caught up in Twitter drama on Thursday when she accused Miranda, creator of the award-winning "Hamilton" musical, of sharing "pointless" advice to followers amid protests related to ...

Marina Sirtis has not appeared on Broadway. How many West End shows has Marina Sirtis been in? Marina Sirtis has appeared on London's West End in 1 shows. What was Marina Sirtis's first West End show?

"Next Generation" star Marina Sirtis picks a fight with Lin-Manuel Miranda over Black Lives Matter involvement only to find "Matilda" star Mara Wilson ready with allegations of a problematic past with ...

Bleeding Cool: What intrigued you about Crossing? Sirtis: I like movies that say something, and when I read the script, I realized there was a lot of ignorance. There was a lot of stuff I didn't know, ...

Marina Sirtis is set to guest star on NCIS, and to take over at Mossad. Following the death of Ziva’s father Eli David (Michael Nouri), the Israeli intelligence agency has named his replacement, and ...

This summer, Marina Sirtis makes her West End debut in new play Dark Sublime at Trafalgar Studios. Described as "a love-letter to British sci-fi television – those that make it and those that adore it ...

Star Trek: The Next Generation star Marina Sirtis has admitted the show's cast had to "win over" die hard fans of the franchise. The classic series originally launched in 1987, though the Deanna Troi ...

Ex-pilot Tristan Loraine will direct the film based on his own experiences after retiring on medical grounds. By Stuart Kemp LONDON – Georgina Sutcliffe and Marina Sirtis have pledged to lend their ...

There's a law: Wherever two Brits are in conversation, they shall either talk about the weather or soccer. When Marina Sirtis heard my North of England accent, the first words out her mouth were, with ...