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Armageddon Time review – worlds collide in terrific coming-of-age drama

James Gray’s engaging autobiographical tale set in 1980s New York boasts fine performances from Anne Hathaway, Jeremy Strong and Anthony Hopkins

The Guardian - UK

Anthony Hopkins on film stardom at 84: ‘He said, Oh my God. You’re really strange!’

From Hannibal Lecter to Nixon, Anthony Hopkins has long been one of cinema’s most singular stars. He recalls winding up Brad Pitt, working with Bob Hoskins and weirding out Jonathan Demme

The Guardian - UK

Armageddon Time review: Trump and Reagan provide a backdrop to a flawed yet interesting family drama

Anthony Hopkins and Jeremy Strong star in a film that’s a bit too busy to find any clarity in what it’s exploring

The Independent UK

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Holiday Movie Preview 2022: Our 12 films of Christmas

These promising titles will take audiences to 19th century West Point, 1920s Hollywood, the distant moon Pandora and beyond.

Chicago Sun-Times

Review: 'Armageddon Time' says coming of age is a tough job

The title of "Armageddon Time" is written in a font that suggests vintage graffiti, an early clue the movie will be about a rebel and will be set around 1980.

Tribune News Service

Armageddon Time casts Anne Hathaway, Anthony Hopkins and Jeremy Strong as director James Gray’s real-life Jewish immigrant family

In James Gray’s autobiographical Armageddon Time, the friendship between a white Jewish boy and his Black classmate grates against the backdrop of race and class tensions in 80s New York.

ABC News

‘Armageddon Time’: Story of a volatile boyhood is often likable, but the boy isn’t

Highly personal period piece suffers from a sometimes bratty hero and some heavy-handed messaging.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Harry Potter star recalls his 'worst' audition for Hitchcock film with Anthony Hopkins

The 2012 film, ultimately, received mixed reviews from critics

Wales Online

'Armageddon Time' director says he can cast non-Jewish actors as Jews: 'It's my story'

Director James Gray is defending his latest film, "Armageddon Time," just days into its theatrical release.

Los Angeles Times

The times Wales or the Welsh turned up unexpectedly in horror movies

Everyone loves watching scary movies at Halloween, but some can be a little closer to home than others

Wales Online

Who are the actors in the cast of The Crown season 6?

From Imelda Staunton to Elizabeth Debicki, here’s who’s playing whom

Evening Standard

For Anthony Hopkins, a grandfather role with personal echoes

The “heart and soul” of a film is an often-overused term, but it’s practically unavoidable when it comes to Anthony Hopkins in James Gray’s “Armageddon Time.”

The Independent UK

Pursuit driver 'steps up' after losing tyres during 40km birthday chase

Special magistrate Anthony Hopkins gave his sentence to the pursuit driver.

The Canberra Times

Bram Stoker’s Dracula review – Gary Oldman is Pierrot from hell in blood-red 90s take

Francis Ford Coppola’s 1992 all-star retelling features an outstanding performance from Gary Oldman as the tormented count

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‘We pick up where we left off’: Sigourney Weaver and Kevin Kline on working together again

Actors discuss their third film collaboration, an ‘elaborate hoax’ one pulled on the other and having more horny older characters

Daily Mirror

'We all share Gary Neville's disgust at Tories giving more to the rich'

Gary Neville never forgetting where he comes from and that many people are less fortunate than himself are qualities the Tories never had or abandoned

Daily Mirror

Anthony Hopkins seen on set as hero Nicholas Winton who saved children from Nazis

Filmmakers are recreating the memorable scenes when Esther Rantzen reunited the banker with some of the refugees whose lived he saved in tearful scenes during a 1988 episode of That’s Life

The Guardian - UK

The Son review – laceratingly painful drama of familial fear and loathing

Venice film festival: Florian Zeller’s follow-up to The Father features a tremendous performance from Hugh Jackman, as a divorced lawyer who agrees to look after his troubled offspring

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Chicago Tribune

Top movies for fall 2022, including the much awaited ‘Wakanda Forever’

Right now there’s enough debt, toil and trouble afoot to upend the film and streaming industries twice over. Cineworld, owner of the nation’s number two multiplex chain Regal, flirts with bankruptcy amid its nearly $5 billion debt load. Warner Bros. Discovery has taken to cutting its perceived staff and programming…

Evening Standard

What to see at the 66th BFI London Film Festival - our pick of the newly announced programme

It’s back and we couldn’t be more excited

Los Angeles Times

The 14 fall awards contenders set to open before November

This time last year, I was watching the trailer for Ridley Scott's spicy meatball of a true-crime saga "House of Gucci" on a continuous loop, trying to parse the nuances of Lady Gaga's Italian (?) accent and looking for a cheap online knockoff of Adam Driver's cable-knit ski sweater. I…

Wales Online

Anthony Hopkins hints at possible future role in Doctor Who

Is the Welsh actor angling for a part in Russell T Davies' new series?

Wales Online

First look inside transformed Plaza cinema in Port Talbot

After closing down in 1999, the historic Plaza became a shell of its former self: damaged, dilapidated and abandoned - but after huge regeneration works, the venue is set to open soon as a community hub full of facilities

Evening Standard

Venice film festival 2022: Line-up, attendees and everything else there is to know

This year’s festival promises major star-power, but no blockbusters

Daily Mirror

Esther Rantzen cried so hard when British hero was introduced to kids he saved from Nazis

Dame Esther Rantzen was presenting That's Life to an audience of up to 18 million in 1988. British hero Sir Nicholas Winton was introduced to a few of the children he saved from Nazis

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