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Out on DVD | State of Play
Gripping political thriller State of Play marked a confident Hollywood debut for Oscar-winning British documentary maker turned feature-film director Kevin Macdonald. Currently shooting a film of Rosemary Sutcliff’s classic children’s novel The Eagle of the Ninth, Macdonald did a good … Continue reading
The Best view | State of Play – Stop Press: The Journalist Is Still a Hollywood Hero
From His Girl Friday to All the President’s Men, some of Hollywood’s best movies (and my favourites, too) have been set in the ink-stained world of newspapers, a setting with its own grubby glamour, its own mystique, and an inherent … Continue reading
Couch Potato Pickings | Gosford Park
On Channel 4 tonight at 9pm As someone who struggles to remember names and faces, I’m so glad that so many stars were cast in this Robert Altman upstairs downstairs period comedy with the whodunit storyline. All those familiar faces … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Bates, Camilla Rutherford, Charles Dance, Derek Jacobi, Gosford Park, Helen Mirren, James Wilby, Jeremy Northam, Kelly Macdonald, Kristin Scott Thomas, Maggie Smith, Michael Gambon, Robert Altman, star-studded cast, Stephen Fry, Tom Hollander, upstairs downstairs, whodunit
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Couch Potato Pickings James Bond gets it on with Jean from Dinnerladies. It’s hardly a casting director’s dream, but this film shows that great acting can knock the socks off even the most hotly anticipated cinematic pairings (a la Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez … Continue reading
The Best view | Caligula on DVD
It’s one of the most notorious films of the 1970s: a multi-million-dollar historical epic about the infamously decadent Roman emperor that boasted a script by novelist Gore Vidal, lavish sets by an Oscar-winning designer and a cast of distinguished British … Continue reading







