38 h. ago ‘Top notch’ period film series hailed ‘storytelling at its best’ is unmissable

The series has been praised by fans and critics alike

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42 h. ago Yellowstone star's 'nasty' new thriller blending two of the 'best horror movies ever' now streaming

Hassie Harrison, who plays Laramie in the hit Paramount Network series, stars in a new horror film that's been described as a blend of two of the best horror movies of all time

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43 h. ago Yellowstone icon's 'terrifying' thriller that's 'Jaws meets Hannibal Lecter' is now streaming

Hassie Harrison, who plays Laramie in the hit Paramount Network series, stars in a new horror film that's been described as a blend of two of the best horror movies of all time

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50 h. ago Where are Downton Abbey's forgotten stars now? From Hollywood hit to co

The third and final film in the Downton Abbey series has finally been released, marking the end of the hit period drama

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6 d. ago Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle review – battle anime brings the visual flair

In the first of a film trilogy, teenage Tanjiro seeks vengeance for his murdered family in what is a great taste of things to comeThe first part of a trilogy that will conclude the massively popular anime series Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, this latest smash hit from Ufotable, directed by Haruo Sotozaki, is a spectacular treat. For those new to the franchise, the story is set during a mythical imagining of the Taisho era, where hordes of carnivorous demons descend on innocent civilians. Fighting in the name of his massacred family and a sister infected with demon blood, teenage protagonist Tanjiro Kamado joins the Demon Slayer Corps, determined to wipe these ruthless beasts off the Earth. The film picks up from a thrilling cliffhanger of the fourth season, where Tanjiro and his fellow comrades are thrust into the lair of the demon-in-chief, the cunning and all-powerful Muzan Kibutsuji.Much of the film is structured around various battles between the series regulars and their swor...

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8 d. ago Alex Lawther: ‘I really like kissing – I’m always looking forward to the next one’

The Alien: Earth star on the joys of kissing, disliking his forehead, and the time he tried (and failed) to get arrestedBorn in Hampshire, Alex Lawther, 30, made his West End debut in David Hare’s South Downs at 16. In 2014 he played the young Alan Turing in the film The Imitation Game, earning him a London Critics’ Circle award. In 2016, he starred in the Black Mirror episode Shut Up and Dance, and from 2017 he played the lead in Channel 4’s The End of the F***ing World. He appears in the series Alien: Earth, a prequel to the 1979 Alien film, which is streaming on Hulu. He lives in London with his partner.When were you happiest? Last year, during four days in January, when I directed Rhoda, my second short film, in a tiny house in Camberwell with Juliet Stevenson and Emma D’Arcy. Continue reading...

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1 week ago Woman visits 'real life Narnia' but some movie fans aren't impressed

Narnia is a well-known children's fantasy novel and film franchise, now one fan of the series gave a sneak peek at a real-life adaptation of the magical world but not everyone was impressed

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1 week ago Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale review – a fine time, if proof that this franchise simply must end

This apparent closer to the long-running TV and film series can’t help but feel like two episodes smashed together

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1 week ago ‘Scariest’ film in series dubbed 'blueprint for possession movies' out this week

It hits cinemas in a matter of days

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1 week ago Ted Lasso returns to UK to film new series after Keeley Hazell's bombshell claim

Ted Lasso stars Jason Sudeikis and Hannah Waddingham were spotted filming for the fourth series of the Apple TV+ series in Richmond this week

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1 week ago Portobello review – Marco Bellocchio’s glorious saga of TV stars, mafia prisoners and lace doilies

Venice film festivalIn the first two episodes of a six-part series, the stardom of 80s primetime host Enzo Tortora is cleverly crosscut with the scramble of a mob secretary who implicates him – and his parrot – in drug traffickingMarco Bellocchio, the tireless warhorse of Italian cinema, kicks up a swirling dust cloud of corruption with this fabulous, stranger-than-fiction account of an 80s TV star convicted of conspiring with the Camorra. Shot for the streaming service HBO Max, it is the director’s second historical miniseries after 2022’s Exterior Night, about the kidnapping of Aldo Moro, and features the same lead player in Fabrizio Gifuni, an actor who has surely cornered the market in playing glossy public figures whose lives are about to take a hellish turn. Bellocchio’s dramas typically inhabit this kind of shonky, venal moral universe. The ground is liable to drop away pretty much at any moment.Gifuni stars as Enzo Tortora, a primetime TV presenter in the twinkling Terry Wog...

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1 week ago Inside Zendaya and Tom Holland's wedding plans as her stylist teases date of the big day

Zendaya and Tom Holland, who have been working together on Spider-Man: Brand New Day, are thought to have got engaged last year after meeting through the film series

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1 week ago Original Harry Potter film star to reprise role in TV series

He’s the first movie cast member to sign up for new HBO show

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2 w. ago Ashley Roberts sunbathes topless on holiday and flaunts her incredible figure in an array of skimpy bikinis on her sun

Ashley Roberts sent temperatures soaring as she shared a series of sizzling bikini-clad film snaps from her sun-soaked holiday in Turkey on Friday. 

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2 w. ago Kevin Spacey attends Venice Film Festival with directorial comeback

You might consider it bad form - even rude - to gatecrash your second film festival in a year.

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2 w. ago The Thursday Murder Club is now on Netflix – here’s how to read the books in order

‘The Impossible Fortune’ is available to pre-order ahead of its release on 25 September

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2 w. ago George Clooney is supported by his wife Amal as he returns to the red carpet for his Venice Film Festival premiere amid 'serious sinus infection'

The Hollywood star was once again supported by his glamorous wife Amal in the city they famously married in, this time to promote latest release Jay Kelly.

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2 w. ago George Clooney, 64, skips Venice festival press conference over 'health issue'

George Clooney was absent from a press conference for his new film, Jay Kelly, during the second day of Venice Film Festival on Thursday due to a 'serious' health issue.

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2 w. ago Black Rabbit: When can I watch the new series starring Jude Law and Jason Bateman on Netflix? Cast and plot

It’s one of the most highly-anticipated new series on Netflix this September.

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2 w. ago ‘A movie star turn of the highest calibre’: we were wrong about Mother! – and Jennifer Lawrence

By the end of the 2010s, audiences soured on Lawrence as quickly as they’d fallen in love with her. But her performance in this much maligned film is utterly fearlessFind more from our Stream team series hereNo actor defined the 2010s more than Jennifer Lawrence. Less than halfway into the decade, at the age of 22, Lawrence had won the hearts of audiences as the hero Katniss Everdeen in The Hunger Games, and a best actress Oscar for her performance in Silver Linings Playbook (famously tripping en route to accept it). She was bold, beautiful, brash and inescapable; her self-deprecating humour paired with megawatt talent made her a Messiah for millennials – until she wasn’t.By the decade’s midpoint, the internet seemed to sour on Lawrence as quickly as they’d fallen in love with her. Her foot-in-mouth disease began to offend instead of charm, and her dominance in the media teetered into overexposure. “I just think everybody had gotten sick of me,” she later reflected in 2021. “I’d got...

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