Gemma Chan

In the 1950s, a housewife living with her husband in an Utopian experimental community begins to worry that his glamorous company could be hiding disturbing secrets.

Alice Hughes, an author, travels to England on a cruise with two friends and her nephew to receive a literary award. The journey forces her to face some hard truths from her past.

Crazy Rich Asians follows the native New Yorker Rachel Chu as she accompanies her longtime boyfriend, Nick Young, to his best friend's wedding in Singapore. Excited about visiting Asia for the first time but nervous about meeting Nick's family, Rachel is unprepared to learn that Nick has neglected to mention a few key details about his life. It turns out that he is not only the scion of one of the country's wealthiest families but also one of its most sought-after bachelors. Being on Nick's arm puts a target on Rachel's back, with jealous socialites and, worse, Nick's own disapproving mother taking aim. And it soon becomes clear that while money can't buy love, it can definitely complicate things.

Nicola Six (Amber Heard) has clairvoyant powers and discovers that she will die at the hands of one man. She begins an affair with three men to discover which of them is the killer. The story opens with Samson Young (Billy Bob Thornton), a terminally ill American writer who has come to London, apartment swapping with fellow writer Mark Asprey (Jason Isaacs). He is taken there by taxi driver Keith Talent (Jim Sturgess), a crude slob who despite not being very bright, excels at darts. After going to Mark's flat, Keith takes him to a pub called the Black Cross where he meets Guy Clinch (Theo James), the current head of his family's business empire, who is trapped in a loveless marriage with his wife Hope (Jaimie Alexander). Clinch has a disturbed son, who tries to destroy everything he can get his hands on, although he tries to be a good man, and is not crude unlike Keith, but for some reason is his friend. Keith keeps borrowing money from Guy, so he can pay of all the loan sharks he owes, including darts rival Chick Purchase (Johnny Depp). While at the pub, they meet Nicola Six, who has just arrived from a funeral. Keith starts flirting with her. Guy does not but does try to be a gentleman. Samson is fascinated by her. The next day in the park, Samson sees Nicola dump a few books in a bin. Samson picks them out and starts reading them; the books imply that Nicola has the power to see into the future but can only see people's deaths. It tells that she knew how her parents, sister, and best friend were going to die. Nicola knew that she would die a few moments after her 30th birthday on Guy Fawkes Day. In the discarded diary, her last entry was that she met her murderer that day (she met Samson, Keith and Guy) Samson takes the books back to her flat and asks Nicola if she would be the central character for his murder novel. Nicola looks annoyed but agrees. Samson discovers that Nicola lives in the apartment above him and places recording devices between the cracks. Keith tries to hit on Nicola, but she says she knows he is married and has kids. She asks Keith to tell Guy to call her. Nicola then asks Samson to find out how much Keith owes to the loan sharks. Nicola then plays the innocent naive woman with Guy who is trying to help her find her friend in Burma (Enola gay and her son Little Boy). Guy becomes overprotective of her and eventually makes love to her. She lies about being a virgin to Guy, whilst also being the Femme Fatale with Keith (with the promise that he will earn money to pay off his debts, if he goes along with her plans). She tells Guy she is teaching Keith to read and tells Keith it is all part of a con (on Guy) so Keith can pay off his debt. Chick Purchase has bought out all of Keith's debt and Keith has to pay him by Guy Fawke's day. She seduces and manipulates both of them by openly flirting with one in front of the other. Samson emails his novel, The Murderee, to his publicists, Missy and Mark. Missy responds by email that she will not publish it because she believes it is about her. He receives a phone call from Mark saying he admires Samson's nerve. Nicola, pretending to be from social services, visits Keith's flat where she meets Keith's wife Kath (Cara Delevingne) and their daughter. Nicola mocks the way they live and threatens to turn their daughter over to child services. Later that night, Keith goes to Nicola's flat to threaten her, but she has the money (Guy gave her the money, so that Nicola doesn't sell her grandmother's earrings in order to help her friend Enola) to pay off Chick (who paid off the other loan sharks, so now Keith owes it all to him), which he does. Nicola and Samson meet at a restaurant where Samson tells Nicola he thinks the reader will only ever see her as a male fantasy figure. Nicola then tells Samson she knows he is dying and begins to flirt with him. Samson initially rejects her, eventually giving in and making love. Guy breaks up with his wife, as demanded by Nicola, only to realize that there was no Burmese friend named Enola and that Nicola played Guy. At the darts world championship, Nicola rejects both Keith and Guy, kissing Chick in front of both of them. Samson finds photos in one of Mark's books showing his affair with Nicola, on Guy Fawkes Night. On Nicola's 30th birthday, it is revealed that Samson is the one to kill her. Although she knew she was going to die that night, she did not know who would kill her. She accepts her fate and Samson kills her. He then takes her body back to Mark's flat and prints his novel. He renames it London Fields and leaves a note on top of the novel, before placing it on Nicola. He then lies next to her and dies. The next morning, Mark returns home to find them dead. He picks up Samson's novel and starts reading it. He sells the novel under his own name, and it becomes a number-one bestseller. Keith and Kath watch him on television annoyed.

Magizoologist Newt Scamander`s magical beasts are let loose in 1926 New York, where the wizarding community is threatened by exposure to No-Majs bent on eradicating them.