Actor Charlie Hunnam talks about portraying the real-life killer who inspired horror legends—and how filming “Monster: The Ed Gein Story” in Chicago helped him get into character.

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The Ed Gein Story, Charlie Hunnam took on the seemingly impossible, which was transforming himself from the charismatic tough guy audiences know from his body of work into the deeply disturbed, ...

Hunnam, who is currently starring as serial killer Ed Gein in season three of the Netflix true-crime anthology, returns alongside Beatty who will portray the series' first female "monster." ...

Hunnam's question is valid, but ironic: The star, the show's creators and Netflix all participated in sensationalizing Gein's life just one more time, as if hoping to add "Monster: The Ed Gein Story" ...

Charlie Hunnam has been slammed for his defence of Ed Gein as the Netflix series on the serial killer was viewed for 90 million hours ...

Naturally, this depiction of Ed Gein has faced criticism. Some viewers think that the series "humanises" Ed Gein in a way that he doesn't deserved based on his actions - as well as killing women, Ed ...

People are buzzing over Netflix’s third instalment of the Monster series, where Charlie Hunnam’s acting is undeniably fantastic, and he has now revealed that his girlfriend had one strict rule when it ...

Monster Season 4 is bringing Charlie Hunnam back to the screen, but don’t expect to him to play serial killer Ed Gein again.

Monster is currently the number one TV show on Netflix, and while it has received some criticism for its depiction of Gein, co-creator Ian Brennan maintains that the anthology series "is always trying ...

The Ed Gein Story has been defended by its lead actor Charlie Hunnam. The hit Netflix show follows the horrific real-life crimes of US serial killer Ed Gein. It's the third series of Ian Brennan's ...

During a recent interview with the Hollywood Reporter, Hunnam, who plays the titular killer in “Monster: The Ed Gein Story,” questioned who the show’s real villain is.