From the gritty streets of Edinburgh to the sunny beaches of Thailand, Danny Boyle's films have taken us on unforgettable journeys - here are his best ones.

Out of all the movies Danny Boyle has directed, a handful are pretty much masterpieces, including 28 Days Later, Trainspotting, and 127 Hours.

Just because the world’s biggest actors get acclaim for their work, it doesn’t mean they always like the jobs that they are given. When Michael Fassbender took on the role of Steve Jobs in ...

Fassbender spits out Sorkin’s dialogue like an ice cube maker — each withering insult sticking its landing. Jobs suffered no fools. This is not a story that sugar coats his past.

He considered maiming himself to get out of playing Steve Jobs. Asked by an audience member what his most difficult movie had been, Fassbender said Steve Jobs, without hesitation, and blamed Aaron ...

Michael Fassbender on portraying "Steve Jobs." He talks about working with Aaron Sorkin and Danny Boyle on his Oscar-nominated role.

By Alex Heath Jan 14, 2016, 7:18 AM PT Universal Studios Michael Fassbender has received an Oscar nomination for his portrayal of Steve Jobs in the controversial movie written by Aaron Sorkin.

In-demand Michael Fassbender has been shooting actioner “Assassins Creed” with his “Macbeth” director Justin Kurzel in the UK; as part of a whip-sawing intercontinental schedule, he flew ...

In many ways, though, Fassbender is outlining what would become the biggest hurdle for the Steve Jobs filmmakers in creating a movie that attempted to make big, scary Steve Jobs—with his own ...

NEW YORK CITY — Every time Michael Fassbender talks about his iPhone — and, since he played Apple co-founder Steve Jobs in the audacious biopic “Steve Jobs,” the subject comes up now and ...

“Steve Jobs” doesn’t cut the Apple CEO any breaks. He comes off as an arrogant, irritating tyrant who often doesn’t realize what matters most. In the hands of Michael Fassbender, Jobs is ...

Vulture caught up with one of the most multifaceted actors in Hollywood to talk Sorkin, Steve Jobs ’ handling of the real-life Jobs and Sculley, and the thrill of acting opposite Michael Fassbender.