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Tag Archives: Kristin Scott Thomas
Film review | Salmon Fishing in the Yemen – Emily Blunt reels in Ewan McGregor. You’ll be hooked too
If you’ve a soft spot for romantic comedies you’ll fall hook, line and sinker for Salmon Fishing in the Yemen, a smartly written, hugely entertaining rom-com that proves the ideal showcase for Ewan McGregor and Emily Blunt’s charm and chemistry. … Continue reading
DVD review | Sarah’s Key – Kristin Scott Thomas unlocks the secrets of France’s wartime past
This sombre Holocaust drama based on a best-selling French novel finds Kristin Scott Thomas in typically fine form as an investigative journalist exploring French complicity in the notorious Vel d’Hiv roundup of Parisian Jews in July 1942. An American woman married to a … Continue reading
Couch Potato Pickings | Gosford Park – a film for all you Downton Abbey/Upstairs Downstairs junkies.
Aristocrats and their servants have been dominating the telly over recent months. It all started in September with that ratings hit Downton Abbey. And then the BBC continued the trend over the festive break with three new Upstairs Downstairs episodes … Continue reading
Leaving – Fearless Kristin Scott Thomas gets to the naked truth in French romantic melodrama
Kristin Scott Thomas‘s adoptive country France has been giving her the best roles of her career lately – and French filmmakers have been encouraging her to go ever further in pursuit of emotional truth. Recently, she’s stripped herself of make-up … Continue reading
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Tagged Catherine Corsini, I've Loved You So Long, Kristin Scott Thomas, Leaving, Sergi Lopez
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Salmon Fishing in the Yemen – on set at the Blue Fin Building on London’s South Bank
We Movie Talkers are used to having film crews taking over our headquarters from time to time – almost exactly a year ago, Woody Allen came to the Blue Fin Building to film some of You Will Meet a Tall … Continue reading
Leaving – Kristin Scott Thomas risks everything for love in her latest role
Kristin Scott Thomas just gets better and better – and braver. She turned 50 earlier this year, but her recent roles have been ever more challenging, more daring, and more revealing. She stripped herself of make-up for her acclaimed 2008 … Continue reading
Posted in Cinema Releases, Reviews, The Best View
Tagged I've Loved You So Long, Kristin Scott Thomas, Leaving, Sergi Lopez, Yvan Attal
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BFI 53rd London Film Festival | John Lennon biopic Nowhere Boy ends a vintage year
The 53rd BFI London Film Festival came to a resounding rock ‘n’ roll close last night with the world premiere of Nowhere Boy, artist-turned-director Sam Taylor-Wood’s impressive biopic about John Lennon’s teenage years. I thought Taylor-Wood looked every inch the … Continue reading
Couch Potato Pickings | I’ve Loved You So Long
Currently available on Sky Box office and FilmFlex Can you confidently say that you never make judgements about people before finding out all the facts about their situation? Don’t be too eager to answer that. First of all, check out … Continue reading
Posted in Couch Potato, Films on TV
Tagged Elsa Zylberstein, I've Loved You So Long, Kristin Scott Thomas
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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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