VANITY FAIR

It’s not easy to throw an election night party in Washington when your side is bracing for a wipeout. But at Butterworth’s, the bistro that has been a hub of MAGA Washington in Trump’s second term, the Republicans were intent on trying.

Vanity Fair Washington correspondent @aidnmclaughlin was there to survey the scene: vanityfair.visitlink.me/8RhdGD

In a post-showing Q&A at the first annual Vanity Fair Screening Room, Andrew Scott reflects on how his experience playing Hamlet on stage 150 times informed his performance as Ian Charleson in ‘Elsinore.’

Vanity Fair contributor Kara Warner takes you inside the Q&A with Scott, costar Billie Piper, and ‘Elsinore’ screenwriter Stephen Beresford: vanityfair.visitlink.me/Pjyrvf

“He’s like a kind of expert trainer at SeaWorld,” John Malkovich says of his ‘Wild Horse Nine’ costar Sam Rockwell.

VF contributor Kara Warner takes you inside the post-screening Q&A with Malkovich, McDonagh, and Mariana di Girolamo: vanityfair.visitlink.me/7O4LGG

“[Ian Charleson] was insanely courageous,” Scott, who portrays the Scottish actor in his new film, told the audience at Vanity Fair’s Screening Room at LACMA on Friday. “So that to me was the thing that we were the most insistent on [capturing] in some ways.” vanityfair.com/story/andrew-s…

After the ‘Elsinore’ screening and Q&A at Vanity Fair Screening Room in Los Angeles, Andrew Scott shared his favorite line from Hamlet and talked the enduring nature of art.