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Spotlight: Brad Bird

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May 21, 2015
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Brad Bird’s wide-ranging career so far is most remarkable for two reasons. The first, and most obvious, is that despite only having directed four feature films (and only one of these live-action), he has...
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Spotlight: Carey Mulligan

Rachel Brook
May 1, 2015
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This May, Carey Mulligan once again returns to the genre that launched her into acting: the period drama. Having brought some of Jane Austen’s most vivid characters to life, Mulligan will now try her hand at...
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The Young and Prodigious Xavier Dolan

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March 21, 2015
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Unless you've recently been binge-watching all of the hot messes involved in Hollywood's Annual Grand Carnival of Self-Congratulation (aka the Oscars), subsequently rendering you incapable of seeing real...
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Isao Takahata: The Unsung Hero of Studio Ghibli

Andrew Daley
March 20, 2015
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The names of Hayao Miyazaki and Joe Hisaishi are synonymous with the iconic Japanese animation company Studio Ghibli; that of award-winning director Isao Takahata, however, is one less known and more often...
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Spotlight: Brie Larson

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January 30, 2015
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Spotlight is a new feature dedicated to actors who continually turn in impressive performances yet fly under the radar, often not receiving the recognition they deserve. Spotlight aims to be both a tribute to...
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Katharine Hepburn: Hollywood’s Headstrong ‘Red’

Tori Brazier
December 3, 2014
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“Acting is the most minor of gifts. After all, Shirley Temple could do it when she was four.” Katharine Hepburn: spirited, independent, sharp, one-of-a-kind… a cinema legend. With a career spanning...
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Hollywood’s Brightest Star: Channing Tatum

David Brake
July 29, 2014
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He weighs in at 83kg, 185cm tall and he’s the male acting equivalent of Anne Hathaway. A figure that’s often derided by critics for his apparent absence of talent, Channing Tatum is a by-word for “tries...
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Mary Pickford: The Rise and Fall of America’s Sweetheart

Tori Brazier
April 7, 2014
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She was the first star of the silver screen, the undisputed Queen of Hollywood and one half of its ultimate power couple, a pioneer of screen acting and a savvy businesswoman. Known as ‘America’s...
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The Sad Story Of The Silent Star: Bela Lugosi

Patrick Taylor
March 19, 2014
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The name Dracula looms like an overlarge bat in the cinematic pantheon. Any history of the horror genre is duty bound to recognise its significance. Yet it is doubtful whether as much significance would have...
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James Badge Dale – The Most Underrated Actor in Hollywood

Chris Davies
February 11, 2014
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James Badge Dale. Heard of him? Probably not. But you should have. With The Departed, Shame, World War Z, Flight and Iron Man 3 Dale has been racking up credits in both big budget blockbusters and...
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A Tribute To Philip Seymour Hoffman

David Brake
February 2, 2014
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Fuck. That was my initial reaction to today's sad news. I never met Philip Seymour Hoffman. Unless you float in the circles of film and Broadway, it's unlikely you did either. We won't get the chance...
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