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Caesar and Brutus reunited in hair-raising polar drama The Terror

Ciarán and Tobias Menzies will star alongside Jarred Harris in AMC's new series The Terror, based on a novel by science fiction and horror writer Dan Simmons. He will play real life character Sir John Franklin, who disappeared in the Arctic with the 129 members of his expedition.

The story takes place in 1847, when a Royal Navy expedition of two ships, HMS Terror and HMS Erebus, led by Sir John Franklin, is sent to the Arctic to study terrestrial magnetism, and navigate the Northwest Passage.

When Franklin dies, Captain Francis Crozier of HMS Terror takes command of the icebound crewmen, and they abandon ship in a desperate attempt to flee south across the ice, stalked by an unknown predator...

The series is set to premiere in 2017.

Ciarán in Susanna White's Woman Walks Ahead

Ciarán joins Jessica Chastain in Woman Walks Ahead, the story of Caroline Weldon, an artist and activist, who befriended Sitting Bull, and espoused the cause of the Lakota Sioux native people who tried to resist being dispossessed of their land.

According to the New Mexico Film Office, WWA is filming in Santa Fe, Albuquerque and Pecos, and will employ approximately 150 New Mexico crew members, 15 New Mexico principal actors and 1000 New Mexico background talent.

Release is expected in 2018.

Silence in time for the Oscars

The historical drama Silence has been given a release-date at last. It will arrive on 23 December in the US ahead of a wider release in January, just in time for the Academy Awards nominations.

Ciarán in a winning short movie

Vincent Gallagher's Love is a Sting has been distinguished with two awards at the Clones Film Festival and the Richard Harris International Film Festival.

This experimental short film, narrated by Ciarán and played by Donegal actor Seán T. Ó Meallaigh, tells the story of the attempts of a hyper-intelligent mosquito to communicate with a struggling children's book writer.

According to producer Ian Hunt Duffy, Ciarán was the final piece of this ambitious puzzle: "We really felt the story deserved a great actor to narrate it, so we were delighted to get Ciará Hinds on board. He just brings such gravitas and emotion to the piece”.