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Belgian actor Matthias Schoenaerts has been sentenced to six months in prison in absentia for multiple driving offences, including riding without a valid license despite previous bans, and has been fined €4,000. He has a history of driving violations and was recently detained again for refusing a breath test and behaving aggressively. The actor may appeal the ruling, and the likelihood of actual imprisonment is low.
Kate Winslet discussed filming "absurd" sex scenes for her new show "The Regime," describing them as "so much fun to film" due to the satirical nature of the series. Winslet and co-star Matthias Schoenaerts had a strong working relationship, which made intimate scenes easier to film. The actress also expressed her joy at portraying a comedic role and highlighted the importance of complex female leads in today's entertainment landscape. "The Regime" is currently airing on HBO and is available to stream on MAX.
In Episode 4 of HBO's "The Regime," Matthias Schoenaerts' character, Herbert Zubak, faces imprisonment and a mental breakdown after being humiliated by Chancellor Elena, played by Kate Winslet. Zubak is confronted by the truth about Elena's manipulative tactics by disgraced former chancellor Edward Keplinger, played by Hugh Grant, but ultimately remains loyal to Elena. After killing Keplinger, Zubak is summoned back to the palace where he consummates his relationship with Elena in front of her husband and staff, leading to a shift in their dynamic. Schoenaerts discusses Zubak's trust in Elena and the emotional complexity of his character.
Kate Winslet stars as Chancellor Elena Vernham in HBO's new series "The Regime," portraying a power-hungry and germaphobic stateswoman navigating political tensions. The show follows soldier Herbert Zubak, played by Matthias Schoenaerts, as he becomes involved in the palace's inner workings. Winslet's performance is described as a departure from her previous roles, showcasing her comedic timing and physicality. The series delves into themes of power, ambition, and political maneuvering in a fictional Middle European country.