Russell Crowe

“The Exorcism” is Crowe’s second demonic possession film in as many years, and by no means is it good. But the actor’s strange fascination with the genre spotlights his star power.

“Sleeping Dogs,” about a detective with Alzheimer’s, is a been-there, done-that and predictable retread of better movies. Credit to Crowe, however, who’s great in it.

“Land of Bad” stars Crowe and Brothers Hemsworth—Liam and Luke—an unabashed celebration of silly machismo that turns out to be irresistible.

The Aussie actor, who’s playing Zeus in this summer’s “Thor: Love and Thunder,” will join Aaron Taylor-Johnson in Sony’s “Kraven the Hunter.”

As Crowe prepared to play the late Fox News boss in "The Loudest Voice," he ran into Kushner at Hugh Jackman’s birthday party. “Nobody else was talking to him.”

The new Aussie Western about outlaw Ned Kelly (available on-demand April 24) features a stellar cast, including George MacKay, Nicholas Hoult, Essie Davis, and Russell Crowe.

Patrick Kavanagh wrote a poem about his unrequited love that became the popular song “On Raglan Road,” which in turn helped make Kavanagh perhaps Ireland’s most famous poet.