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Firebrand: release date, reviews, trailer, cast, plot and everything to know about the Jude Law historical drama

Jude Law stars as Henry VIII and Alicia Vikander as Katherine Parr in Firebrand. Here’s everything you need to know about the movie.

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Ian Wright stars in trailer for Daniel Kaluuya’s new Netflix film amid MOTD exit

Former Arsenal star’s last screen credit was a cameo as himself in ‘Ted Lasso’

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Meghan Markle reveals surprising item on Archie’s Christmas list

Duchess of Sussex says her son Archie won’t be receiving this lavish present for Christmas this year

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Love Lies Bleeding: how to watch, awards, reviews, cast, plot and everything we know about the Kristen Stewart movie

Love Lies Bleeding is a new A24 movie starring Kristen Stewart. Here's everything you need to know about the movie.

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Bradley Cooper Went Viral For His ‘No Chair’ Rule On Movie Sets, But He’s In Good Company With Zack Snyder And Others

Bradley Cooper says he doesn't allow chairs on his film sets, but he's not the only director who feels that way.

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Jennifer Lopez Took the Stage to Perform at Her and Ben Affleck’s Celebrity Packed Christmas Party

Throughout the night, Lopez wore both a green and a red gown inside her home, decorated in festive gold for the holiday.

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Alvin Purple at 50: how ‘boobs and pubes’ led Australian screen’s sexual (and sexist) revolution

Fifty years ago this week, the first blockbuster of the Australian new wave hit Australian cinemas. Directed by Tim Burstall and starring Graeme Blundell, Alvin Purple was a bawdy sex comedy about an unprepossessing young man who was irresistible to women.

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Movie Review: Auto pioneer Enzo Ferrari gets a solid biopic but it doesn't make the heart race

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The Independent UK

James Mangold Compares Logan’s Ending To Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny, And Tells Us The ‘Most Important Thing’ He Could Say About Indy

James Mangold got the chance to direct two final installments in the sagas of classic characters, but talks about how they compare.

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Naturi Naughton's Unforgettable Experience at 'The Color Purple' Screening

Naturi Naughton shares her admiration for 'The Color Purple' cast and director. Meeting Oprah and witnessing talented friends perform was exceptional.

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Batman's Place in the New DCU Just got a Confusing Update

Matt Reeves’ Batverse is set to continue, but the director will play a role in James Gunn’s DC Universe too.

Inverse

Willem Dafoe is a "crazy vampire hunter" in new look at Nosferatu

The actor looks terrifying in the new picture

Total Film

Suicide Squad Director David Ayer Explains How Jared Leto’s Joker Was Changed In The Theatrical Cut

Suicide Squad went through changes on its road to theaters, especially concerning Jared Leto's Joker.

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This could be the best streaming service you've never heard of

If you love cult movies, you really need to check out the Arrow streaming service

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Studio Ghibli's layering of Japanese and western storytelling is key to their success

Studio Ghibli films are often put into the rather vague category of “Japanese animation”. Many viewers expect the studio’s films to be rooted in the culture and stories of it’s home nation, Japan. This makes its foray into adapting western stories all the more intriguing.

The Independent UK

Behind the 'Maestro' biopic are a raft of theater stars supporting the story of Leonard Bernstein

Leonard Bernstein was a towering figure on Broadway

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Steven Spielberg's Bullitt movie gets exciting update: "It'll be wildly entertaining"

EXCLUSIVE | The upcoming project will see Spielberg direct Bradley Cooper as the no-nonsense cop

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“A Joy To Work With”: People React To Bradley Cooper’s Rule Of Banning Chairs On Movie Sets

"I’ve always hated chairs on sets; your energy dips the minute you sit down in a chair." The post “A Joy To Work With”: People React To Bradley Cooper’s Rule Of Banning Chairs On Movie Sets first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Steven Spielberg told Maestro director Bradley Cooper "you are directing this f**king movie" after watching A Star Is Born

EXCLUSIVE: The beloved filmmaker handed over the reins to Cooper after being wowed by his directorial debut

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Why I Think Emma Stone Is Guaranteed A Second Oscar Win For Poor Things

I think Emma Stone is guaranteed a second Oscar for her performance in Poor Things. Here's why.

The Guardian - UK

Smash hit: why Julianne Moore’s mashed potato hatred could be fluffier than it looks

The May December actor has been promoting her loathing of ‘mashed mush’ more passionately than her new movie. Could this left-field tactic win her an Academy Award?

The Guardian - UK

Otar Iosseliani obituary

Georgian film director who was the true heir to Jean Renoir, Jacques Tati and Luis Buñuel

Evening Standard

Bradley Cooper's 'no chairs' policy on set sparks criticism online

The actor discussed his directing techniques with legendary filmmaker Spike Lee

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James Cameron Revealed A James Bond-Esque Sequence Arnold Schwarzenegger Was Going To Have In True Lies, And It Sounds Wild

James Cameron recalls a wild, James Bond-like sequence Arnold Schwarzenegger was going to get in True Lies.

Total Film

Why Oppenheimer is our pick for the best film of 2023

Christopher Nolan’s thrilling biopic came out on top in a strong year featuring Barbie, Killers of the Flower Moon and Across the Spider-Verse

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