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The Latest Breaking News from Kevin Kline

Corey Stoll has the chops to make a live-action M.O.D.O.K. work

Marvel's floating megalomaniac needs to strike the difficult balance between silly and scary.

Inverse

Miriam Margolyes: ‘People have this idea that I’m a walking cesspit. I think it’s quite unfair’

The outspoken doyenne of stage, film and television answers your questions on who’s nice (and who’s not) in Hollywood, the voice she can’t bear and why she likes talking about sex

The Guardian - UK

Jamie Lee Curtis had one request for her male co-stars in A Fish Called Wanda

Curtis starred in the 1988 crime comedy alongside John Cleese, Kevin Kline and Michael Palin

The Independent UK

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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

The Guardian - US

‘The Good House’: For a chance to see Sigourney Weaver, Kevin Kline reunite, film’s flaws easily forgiven

The screen greats co-star (for the third time) in solid drama about alcohol, money, family and late-life romance.

Chicago Sun-Times

Oh, Mr Porter! That’s a terrible portrayal by Kevin Kline

Brief letters: Bad performances | Toilet tales | Monty Pythonesque | Royal barge | Marching to an earworm

The Guardian - UK

Review: 'Funny Pages,' a blistering, comedic portrait of a teen cartoonist, isn't a calm mix

At a certain point in "Funny Pages," a calculatedly abrasive portrait of the comic book artist as a young man, I lost count of exactly how many of its characters I'd envisioned falling off a cliff.

Los Angeles Times

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‘Funny Pages’ review: A teenage cartoonist quits school to follow his dream. In Trenton

Pick your mentors carefully: Without any overt lectures or lesson plans for the audience, that’s the ink- and blood-stained takeaway in “Funny Pages,” a bracingly harsh coming-of-age comedy from a debut feature filmmaker.

Chicago Tribune

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