Movies Starring Naomie Harris

A viral outbreak turns Britain into a nightmare, and a few survivors scramble for safety.

Why people love it: The film redefined zombies as fast, frantic threats and delivered relentless tension. Its gritty London backdrop adds a visceral realism.

1 / 8

A biopic tracing Nelson Mandela's rise from activist to South Africa's first Black president.

Why people love it: Idris Elba captures Mandela's spirit with dignity and warmth, while the film inspires with its powerful message of resilience. It educates and moves audiences with its historic portrayal.

2 / 8

A young Black man grapples with his identity and sexuality across three life stages.

Why people love it: Its intimate storytelling, stunning cinematography, and powerful performances make an emotional impact.

3 / 8

A rogue ninja seeks revenge against his clan, unleashing brutal combat across urban rooftops.

Why people love it: Fans love its kinetic fight choreography and sleek visual style. The film delivers adrenaline‑pumping action with a gritty underworld vibe.

4 / 8

Rampage (2018)

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A primatologist and his gorilla ally battle giant mutated creatures wreaking havoc on Chicago.

Why people love it: Fans love Dwayne Johnson's charismatic performance and the film's over‑the‑top action. The CGI brings the giant animals to life, making for an entertaining spectacle.

5 / 8

Based on a real call‑girl’s memoir, the series follows her double life and personal relationships.

Why people love it: Billie Piper’s fearless performance and candid storytelling make the series addictive. It blends humor with raw honesty about the sex‑work world.

6 / 8

Skyfall (2012)

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James Bond confronts his past while protecting MI6 from a cyber‑terrorist’s vendetta.

Why people love it: Combining gritty character depth with spectacular set pieces, Skyfall revitalized the franchise, praised for its direction and iconic theme. Harris’s performance adds sharp wit and strength.

7 / 8

A 1950s BBC newsroom drama that follows a reporter and a producer uncovering scandals while navigating Cold War tensions.

Why people love it: Its sharp writing captures the era’s paranoia and journalistic intrigue. The chemistry between leads and stylish production design keep audiences hooked.

8 / 8