...restrained and artful re-creation of Frank McCourt's literate bestseller, beautifully acted by Emily Watson, Robert Carlyle and three young Irish boys. But despite all this good work, director Alan Parker's creation is hampered by the...

...abandon their Bangkok dive for a mysterious island locale mapped out for Richard by the (literally) haunting Daffy (Robert Carlyle, reprising the psycho turn he perfected last year in ''The World Is Not Enough''). They encounter sharks...

...so you gotta think the film will give a nod to adult fans, too. When: June 15. 13. "28 Weeks Later" Who: Robert Carlyle, Catherine McCormack. Why it'll be good: Because, as Robert Rodriguez's "Planet Terror" (half of "Grindhouse...

Now Playing Synopsis: A has-been British pop star reluctantly confronts the demons of his past in order to avoid getting deported from the U.S. after being pulled over for drunken driving and seeing a previous drug offense used against him in court. Back in the 1990s, Lachlan MacAldonich (Robert Carlyle) was on top of the world. You could barely turn on a radio without hearing one of his hits, but these days Lachlan maintains a low profile by working on an organic farm in L.A., and reflecting on the untimely deaths of his favorite musicians in his podcast "Flame-Outs." One night, while driving back home following a night of drinking at his favorite bar, Lachlan is arrested on a DUI charge. That compounded with a drug conviction from years prior means that Lachlan may face deportation unless he can convince the judge that his absence would have a negative impact on his family stateside. Desperate, Lachlan soon finds himself compelled to try and repair the failed relationships that have haunted him ever since his music career dried up and his star faded. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi Cast: Robert Carlyle, Alexia Rasmussen, Kathleen Wilhoite, A. Martinez, Michael Des Barres Movie Details Play Trailer Movie Review