'The Queen's Gambit follows chess prodigy Beth Harmon. The lead actor, Anya Taylor-Joy, almost quit acting before landing the lead role.

Anya Taylor-Joy loves the magic of collaboration, but don't get it twisted: She's playing to win.

Unfortunately, she also begins to lose her battle with addiction. Starring Anya Taylor-Joy, The Queen’s Gambit is a series that effortlessly toes the line between drama and historical fiction.

Anya Taylor-Joy didn’t hold anything back from “The Queen’s Gambit.” In an interview for Variety‘s Actors on Actors TV issue, the 25-year-old actor said she committed everything she had ...

Netflix’s new limited series The Queen’s Gambit sees Anya Taylor-Joy (The New Mutants, Emma) star as Beth Harmon, a chess prodigy with a traumatic past, coming of age in the early 1960s.

Anya Taylor-Joy says she has a lot in common with Beth Harmon, the chess prodigy she plays in “The Queen’s Gambit," a new miniseries on Netflix.

Anya Taylor-Joy can do more with just a stare than most actors can with a ten-page monologue. That’s the thought that continuously runs through my head while watching the actress decimate grown ...

“The Queen’s Gambit 2,” star Anya Taylor-Joy wrote on Monday, her first tweet since October 2020. It was quickly deleted but not before it was screenshotted and speculation spread.

Anya Taylor-Joy has finally confirmed that she secretly married Malcolm McRae in a “vampire”-style ceremony two years ago. The Queen’s Gambit star, 27, who wed McRae in New Orleans in 2022 ...

In doing so, Frank and Anya Taylor-Joy achieved the almost impossible task of making a slow game live up to the exigencies of ...

With Anya Taylor-Joy hosting the season finale of Saturday Night Live, many expected her to reprise her hugely popular — and award-winning — role from the limited series, chess prodigy Beth ...

With Anya Taylor-Joy hosting the season finale of Saturday Night Live, many expected her to reprise her hugely popular -- and award-winning -- role from the limited series, chess prodigy Beth Harmon.