90 m. ago Inside Kate and William's 'forever home': Prince gives a sneak peek of newly renovated Forest Lodge and shows off Kate's 'tastefully discreet' decor choices

The Prince of Wales appeared to show inside his family's new 'forever home' when he filmed a video urging young people to reflect on Armistice Day from inside a lavishly decorated room.

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2 h. ago Inside Kate and William's 'forever home': Prince gives a sneak peek of newly

The Prince of Wales appeared to show inside his family's new 'forever home' when he filmed a video urging young people to reflect on Armistice Day from inside a lavishly decorated room.

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44 h. ago Stranger Things’ Caleb McLaughlin gets candid about emotional final filming day

Caleb McLaughlin has opened up about the final day of recording Stranger Things, ahead of the series releasing its fifth and final season.

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46 h. ago Stranger Things actor says 'it was emotional' as he opens up on final scene

Stranger Things star Caleb McLaughlin appeared on BBC The One Show and opened up about the final season of the show

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46 h. ago Stranger Things star admits 'it was emotional' as he opens up on final scene

Stranger Things stars Caleb McLaughlin, Finn Wolfhard, Noah Schnapp and Gaten Matarazzo appeared on BBC The One Show on Monday night to discuss the latest series

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5 d. ago As his debut film Once Were Warriors showed, Lee Tamahori was a director of guts and flair

Tamahori was the outstanding director of Along Came a Spider and Die Another Day – but his first film was his greatest workIn 1994, the New Zealand film-maker Lee Tamahori made one of the biggest debuts of the decade, firing on all six cylinders with his gut-wrenching social-realist melodrama Once Were Warriors. The Mekes are a working-class Maori family in South Auckland: Temuera Morrison is the boozing, brawling, bragging alpha-male welfare claimant Jake, who comes home from drinking in the pub with his pathetic sycophant mates to terrorise and assault his wife Beth, played by Rena Owen, and their five children. He is entirely indifferent to the fate of his two elder sons who have drifted into gangland culture and crime, as well as his sensitive daughter Grace, who has talent as a writer. One son gets gang tattoos; the other is taken to a juvenile reformatory where he is at least tutored in the ways of Maori culture – the haka and the taiaha warrior spear – and learns dignity and ...

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2 w. ago Death in Paradise fans react as beloved star shares 'last day of filming'

Death in Paradise fans are eagerly awaiting the latest series of the BBC crime drama

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3 w. ago Migrant opens suitcase 'with dead girl, 12, she raped and killed inside' at busy bar

Chilling footage of a 12-year-old's alleged murderer was shown to jurors this week, filmed the day the suspect reportedly made cafe customers believe she was 'selling a kidney'

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3 w. ago 'Epic masterpiece' movie that still holds up now is unmissable

The film remains a classic to this day

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3 w. ago David Jonsson reveals how Tom Blyth helped him through ‘intense’ filming for prison thriller Wasteman

The Industry star opened up to The Standard about the gruelling 18-day shoot for Cal McMau’s debut film Wasteman

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3 w. ago The Iris Affair's Niamh Algar was 'weighed down underwater' for terrifying stunt on first day of filming

Niamh Algar was thrown headfirst into a "frightening" stunt for her very first day of filming Sky's new thriller The Iris Affair

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4 w. ago ‘Theatre is an elitist artform for privileged people’: Daniel Day

Speaking at the London film festival, the triple Oscar-winner mounted a fierce defence of movies and method acting, although he conceded My Left Foot couldn’t be made todayThe actor Daniel Day-Lewis railed against audiences being priced out of theatres, and what he perceived as a continued snobbery concerning cinema in the UK at an event at the London film festival.Speaking to the critic Mark Kermode for a lengthy conversation in front of an audience at the BFI Southbank, Day-Lewis said he felt “there’s still an elitism in this country that theatre is the superior form”. His drama training at the Bristol Old Vic school had encouraged in him the sense that theatre work was the goal. “Then there’s films: bit dodgy. Television: like, really? OK, you gotta pay the gas bill. That was the thinking. Continue reading...

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4 w. ago Andra Day Wore Ashish To The ‘Is This Thing On?’ London Film Festival Premiere

Andra Day Wore Ashish To The ‘Is This Thing On?’ London Film Festival Premiere  Red Carpet Fashion Awards

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last month Stranger Things fans shocked as Caleb McLaughlin unrecognizable on his birthday

The youngster was catapulted into the spotlight as Lucas Sinclair in the hugely popular Netflix series when he was just 15.

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last month Michael J Fox ‘doesn’t remember anything’ about final day filming Back to the Future

Fox writes about filming ‘Back to the Future’ and ‘Family Ties’ simultaneously in 1985 in his new memoir, ‘Future Boy’

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