Sony Pictures Classics has acquired North American and worldwide airline rights to James Vanderbilt’s Nuremberg, starring ...

Sony Pictures Classics has taken North American and worldwide airline rights to James Vanderbilt’s Nuremberg from Walden ...

Sony Pictures Classics has acquired the North American rights to James Vanderbilt’s Second World War thriller Nuremberg.

Sony Pictures Classics has acquired rights to James Vanderbilt’s thriller “Nuremberg,” starring Academy Award winners Rami ...

complemented by the more chilling method of blood sacrifices — as demonstrated by Gillian Edgars/Geillis Duncan (portrayed by Lotte Verbeek), who murders her spouse for time-spanning efforts in ...

Outlander enthusiasts have once again expressed their sorrow over a heart-wrenching plot twist in the second part of season seven, reports the Scottish Daily Express. The monumental seventh season ...

However, fans may be surprised to learn that Geillis Duncan, portrayed by Lotte Verbeek, is also based on a historical figure. Introduced in season one, Geillis forms an unlikely friendship with C ...

Original series leads Graham McTavish and Lotte Verbeek returned to the Starz show to reprise the roles of Dougal MacKenzie and Geillis Duncan as they appeared in 1739, while James Fraser (Sam ...

They come face to face with Jamie’s dad, a young version of his sister Jenny (Kristin Atherton), and even watch the iconic moment when Dougal (Graham McTavish) met Geillis (Lotte Verbeek)!

In the 10th episode of season seven, Brotherly Love, the zealous Geillis Duncan (played by Lotte Verbeek) returns, years before she ever set her sights on Claire Fraser (Caitriona Balfe).

In the gripping seventh season's tenth episode, Brotherly Love, viewers were treated to the dramatic reappearance of the fervent Geillis Duncan (played by Lotte Verbeek) long before her fateful ...

Dutch actress Lotte Verbeek plays Geillis in Outlander. The character's story is filled with twists and turns, including betrayal, romance, and a risky drive to change history. For the unversed ...