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Six Robert De Niro films that explore alienation, isolation and loneliness

“Loneliness has followed me my whole life,” says Robert De Niro’s character, Travis Bickle, in Taxi Driver. “Everywhere. In bars, in cars, sidewalks, stores, everywhere. There’s no escape. I’m God’s lonely man.”

The Conversation

'Knives Out 3' Might Finally Take on Its Biggest Rival Franchise

Rian Johnson's passion project should go classic golden age for its third chapter.

Inverse

Mark Kermode on… Danny Boyle, a director who defines British pop culture

As his dazzling debut, Shallow Grave, gets a 30th anniversary rerelease, here’s to an extraordinary career that ranges from Trainspotting to Slumdog Millionaire and that unforgettable London 2012 Olympic opening ceremony

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Prince Andrew squirms again on Netflix’s Scoop. But who benefits from these ‘real-life’ dramas?

The viewer never quite knows if it’s just entertainment or a way to process recent, seismic events, says writer Elle Hunt

The Guardian - UK

5 best movies like 'Anyone But You' to watch right now

More movies like the surprise smash hit romantic comedy to watch, including "The Proposal" and "Much Ado About Nothing"

Tom’s Guide

Our guide to the best Shakespeare film adaptations of all time, from Hamlet to Macbeth

More than four centuries later and we still can’t get enough of Shakespeare’s thrilling, tortuous plots

Evening Standard

Máiréad Tyers on Extraordinary Season 2: 'your twenties are meant to be hard. You're meant to be broken'

The Irish actor on season two of Extraordinary, working with Kenneth Branagh and the problem with American crisps

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Oppenheimer Wins Big At Screen Actors Guild Awards

Christopher Nolan's epic drama about the father of the atomic bomb also took the awards for best actor for Cillian Murphy, who plays the titular scientist, and best supporting actor for Robert Downey Jr, portraying his bitter rival.

International Business Times

Oppenheimer wins big at Screen Actors Guild Awards, boosting Oscar hopes

Christopher Nolan’s historical epic picks up top honour for outstanding cast in advance of next month’s Oscars.

Al Jazeera

The Guardian view on the false alternatives of arts funding: we need bread but also roses

Editorial: As a decade of assaults on local democracy takes its toll, it is more important than ever to keep faith with the value of culture

The Guardian - UK

David Harewood becomes President of RADA, Cynthia Erivo named VP

David Harewood succeeds Kenneth Branagh as president of RADA, with Cynthia Erivo as vice president. Both are RADA alumni and bring valuable experience and ...

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Homeland star David Harewood named new president of Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts

He is joined by Oscar nominee Cynthia Erivo as vice president at the drama school

Evening Standard

David Harewood: teach young actors resilience to face industry’s brutal side

Exclusive: Incoming Rada president says he wants to pass down what he learned from mental health struggles as a graduate

The Guardian - UK

Jamie Dornan Had A Run In With ‘Toxic Caterpillars’ And Ended Up In The Hospital. No Really

Jamie Dornan's friend recalls his and Dornan's run-in with a toxic caterpillar that put them both in the hospital.

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'That Was F---ing Scary': Jamie Dornan Opens Up About A Fifty Shades Of Grey Stalker Who Showed Up At His Home

Jamie Dornan rocketed to success thanks to Fifty Shades of Grey, but that fame came with scary obstacles.

The Independent UK

Jamie Dornan on The Tourist and his Fifty Shades stalker: ‘They turned up at my house when my kids were there’

As he returns as a haunted amnesiac in BBC One’s ‘The Tourist’, the Irish actor speaks to Adam White about fame and fandom, the behind-the-scenes ‘breakage’ that spoilt ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’, and why that third series of ‘The Fall’ was probably a mistake

The Guardian - UK

Chris Parr obituary

Theatre director and TV producer who took every opportunity to champion new, challenging work

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Prime Video is removing classic Tom Cruise, Tom Hanks and Jim Carrey movies very soon

Prime Video UK is about to lose some huge movies including Minority Report, Saving Private Ryan and The Truman Show.

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The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: David Tennant and Catherine Tate finally reunite in the Tardis

Doctor Who is back with three special episodes for its 60th anniversary. Plus: devastating new documentary Lockerbie. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

Beau Is Afraid to Belfast: the seven best films to watch on TV this week

Joaquin Phoenix goes on an extremely weird road trip, and Kenneth Branagh goes back to his childhood in an intensely personal account of the Troubles

AAP

Art lovers enticed into the woods with Fairy Tales show

An exhibition based on the timeless idea of fairy tales uses film, art and design to create a fantastical world.

Inverse

10 Years Ago, Marvel’s Worst Sequel Fumbled a Killer Premise

The MCU hasn’t always known what to do with Thor, and his second solo adventure suffers the most for it.

The Guardian - UK

OK, Kenneth Branagh isn’t great as King Lear – but have you seen his abs?

From Daniel Radcliffe to Paul Mescal, a star name will fill theatres. And if most of the audience aren’t there for the acting, that’s not always a bad thing

The Independent UK

Ange Postecoglou reveals ‘great admiration’ for Chelsea rival Mauricio Pochettino

While Tottenham remain the last unbeaten Premier League team, Chelsea have struggled under former Spurs boss Pochettino

The Guardian - UK

The week in theatre: King Lear; Lyonesse; Pied Piper – review

Kenneth Branagh savours Lear’s words rather too much; Kristin Scott Thomas and co are left high and dry in Cornwall; but at BAC, a beatbox Pied Piper you would follow anywhere…

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