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How the English invented the myth of Napoleon
Ridley Scott’s new film is the latest example of British obsession with the ‘Corsican ruffian’ – but what explains our interest?
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The strike silenced actors – now comes the onslaught of luvvie twaddle
After nearly half a year, stars will finally be able to promote their films – and share their ‘profound’ opinions with the grateful public
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Callas – Paris, 1958: the great diva thrills again in this lovingly restored tribute
Tom Volf’s ‘colourisation’ of the soprano’s famous Parisian performance captures her talent at its height – and hints at the fall to come
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Inside Hollywood’s great blockbuster drought of 2024
Just as Hollywood needs hits more than ever, Marvel, Snow White and Tom Cruise have been pulled from the schedules. Who’s next?
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Melting cocaine, volcanic lairs – the real-life hell of Apocalypse Now
The Path to Paradise, Sam Wasson’s stylish new biography of Francis Ford Coppola, wades into the murky making of the director’s masterpiece
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Killer robots, Donald Trump and a crisis of faith: the freaky story behind Five Nights at Freddy’s
Scott Cawthon’s horror has inspired novels, fan theories and now a horror film. Why has his video game become such a cultural lightning rod?
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Julia Fox: ‘I’ve shown how cheap fame comes’
The fashionista, actress, former dominatrix and now author has led the most extraordinary life in show business – no thanks to her famous ex
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Does Richard Burton’s secret shame explain his wild life with Elizabeth Taylor?
Roger Lewis's biography Erotic Vagrancy delves into the film stars' lavish lives – and offers a theory about Burton's troubled childhood
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Films are getting impossibly long – it’s time to bring back the intermission
The bladder-testing length of Killers of the Flower Moon has prompted the return of the intermission – but an app could also save the day
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Shannon Lee on growing up with her father Bruce and her problem with Quentin Tarantino
Shannon, actress-turned-writer, says she has never met Tarantino and 'doesn't know what his issues are' with her father
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The ‘activist’ agent behind Tom Cruise and Madonna – and the anti-Israel post that went too far
Maha Dakhil, Hollywood power broker and social justice champion, has apologised for accusing Israel of ‘genocide’. But is the damage done?
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Killers of the Flower Moon and Hollywood’s ‘red face’ shame
Native Americans have long been ridiculed on screen, badly treated on set and played by white actors. Is Scorsese’s Osage epic any better?
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When Marty met Leo: the making of Hollywood’s greatest odd couple
Their first film together was a disaster. But the erudite director and the playboy actor are the best thing to ever happen to each other
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From Cape Fear to Casino: Martin Scorsese’s 20 best films, ranked
The director of some of the greatest movies of our time has released another masterpiece. But is it better than Goodfellas?
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Jean-Claude Van Damme: ‘I was offered $20m to fight Steven Seagal in Vegas – he backed out’
The punchy star of Donald Trump’s favourite film talks addiction, failure and why his old foe still wouldn’t stand a chance against him
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Why the brilliant Kelsey Grammer has never made a good film
As Frasier Crane he’s one of the finest actors on TV – yet his film career is littered with utter disasters. What went wrong?
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The murder of the Osage Nation: the shocking true story behind Killers of the Flower Moon
David Grann, whose book now has a film adaptation starring Leonardo DiCaprio, talks about investigating the horrific 'Osage Reign of Terror'
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Trolls Band Together review: like Smurfs by way of Pitch Perfect
The plot in this third Trolls film may trudge, but the same can't be said of the animation
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Cut songs and giant snakes: how Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour film was made
How did a giant snake wrap itself around the stage? Who is the British mastermind behind the film? And which night is the footage from?
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The Bafta winner who turned being sectioned – and Ed Sheeran – into comedy gold
Adam Deacon, director of Sumotherhood, on beating Harvey Weinstein at the Baftas, living with bipolar, and his legal battle with Noel Clarke
