Anton Yelchin: Critics have praised his work in two dramas. Playing the crafty teen in 'Charlie Bartlett' might make the 18-year-old the center of attention.

“Love, Antosha,” is an affectionate documentary tribute to the late actor Anton Yelchin. The film, directed by Garret Price, was produced by Drake Doremus, who directed Yelchin in “Like ...

Yelchin’s first prominent part came in this 2001 Stephen King adaptation, which featured him as a 1950s kid who develops a friendship with a supernaturally powered man on the run. He showed ...

Anton Yelchin's mother wipes his forehead at a red carpet event in 2001. Anton Yelchin was well aware of the sacrifice his parents made to raise him in the United States.

Anton Yelchin’s parents live where their son died. After his sudden death nearly three years ago, Viktor and Irina Yelchin couldn’t bear the thought of selling Anton’s home. He&#8… ...

Anton’s parents, Victor and Irina Yelchin, were joined on the red carpet by his co-stars and friends, such as Charlie Hunnam, Sofia Boutella and Drake Doremus, who was a producer of the film.

Anton Yelchin, the prolific actor best known for playing Pavel Chekov in the rebooted Star Trek movies, died in 2016 when, in a freak accident, his unattended SUV rolled backward down his own ...

Anton Yelchin made a brilliant impression from the beginning. An appreciation for the actor, who died Sunday at age 27, his reputation already marked by 15-plus years of warmth and wit on-screen.

A month shy of his 11th birthday, the late Anton Yelchin was featured in a sixth-season episode of the popular medical drama ER. This led to a seemingly endless stream of increasingly higher ...

Anton Yelchin, who died Sunday at age 27, was one of those. You might have seen him, as a teenager, in small roles on television in the early to mid 2000s, in shows like The Practice and NYPD Blue.

Features Anton Yelchin: A fine young talent gone too soon Real life is no movie. It's a constant reminder dished to our cerebellum every time a young actor falls.

Anton Yelchin's parents, Irina Korina and Viktor Yelchin, were accomplished and well known ice skaters in what was then the Soviet Union. They were "national celebrities," and spent 15 years as ...