Seventeen years ago, Paul Giamatti earned his first Emmy for playing the second president. The actor portrays the titular politician in director Tom Hooper’s seven-part HBO miniseries John Adams ...

Paul Giamatti opened up about his unique parallels with his character in the seventh season of Netflix and Charlie Brooker’s anthology series “Black Mirror” during a SAG-AFTRA Foundation ...

Pressed by Colbert what they talked about for 30 minutes, Giamatti reveealed, “She wanted to tell me how much she liked me in ‘John Adams.’” He then quipped: “Only about 15 years after I ...

In his Black Mirror debut, Emmy-winning actor Paul Giamatti stars as a lonely man who confronts a past love by literally stepping into old photographs to recall his late girlfriend’s face. The ...

Paul Giamatti and Chris O'Dowd will be submitted for Limited Series/TV Movie Actor and Rashida Jones will be submitted for Limited Series/TV Movie Actress. More from GoldDerby ...

Paul Giamatti is an enormous fan of Charlie Brooker’s anthology series “Black Mirror,” so he jumped at the opportunity to be a player in the seventh season, now out on Netflix.

2008 saw Giamatti scoop his first award-winning role in the HBO mini-series John Adams, portraying the second President of the United States. This performance earned him an Emmy, a Golden Globe ...

While there are rarely happy endings in “Black Mirror,” Paul Giamatti said his Season 7 episode, “Eulogy” is as close to one as the sci-fi series gets.

How Paul Giamatti knows he’s made it: The Oscar-nominated actor gets to wear one of those super-cool signature Experiencer Disks in “Black Mirror." “That was very thrilling,” says Giamatti ...

Is Paul Giamatti—a highlight of the dystopian Netflix series' new season—the most successful loser in America? Why do we love to see him suffer, and what does that say about him—and us?

Paul Giamatti attends Paramount+'s "Star Trek: Section 31" World Premiere at Jazz at Lincoln Center on January 22, 2025 in New York City. Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images ...

If you don’t have time to wait, you can always try luring Paul Giamatti out of your Christmas tree by leaving a trail of pages from a compelling screenplay that leads him right out your front door.