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      Nick Evan-Cook
      December 17, 2014
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      Best Films Never Made #43: The Beatles and Joe Orton’s Up Against It

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Casting Call – Young Dumbledore

Tom Bond
November 11, 2016
Behind The Curtain, Casting Call, Features
With Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, the first film in J.K. Rowling’s fledgling magiverse, hitting cinema screens this week, Warner Bros. have capitalised on the publicity with two casting...
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Stories From the Set: In The Realm Of The Senses

Cathy Brennan
September 14, 2016
Behind The Curtain, Features, Stories from the Set
40 years ago, In the Realm of the Senses was released, sparking uproar and an obscenity trial. The film's notoriety stems from its explicit, unsimulated sex scenes, yet director Nagisa Ôshima was not...
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Best Films Never Made #34: A Confederacy Of Dunces

Stephen O'Nion
September 13, 2016
Behind The Curtain, Best Films Never Made, Features
“Apparently I lack some particular perversion which today’s employer is seeking.” - Ignatius J. Reilly If Ignatius J. Reilly, the protagonist of A Confederacy Of Dunces, is even halfway correct in his...
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Music of the Movies: Nick Cave

Henry Gatrell
September 7, 2016
Behind The Curtain, Features, Music of the Movies
The south coast of England boasts one of the most vibrant and colourful cities in the country, full of life and excitement. In Brighton, everyone can be whoever they want to be with no judgment or...
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Inside the Sausage Factory: A Look at the UK’s VFX Industry

Cathy Brennan
August 30, 2016
Behind The Curtain, Features, One Off
For over a decade now it has been impossible for a mainstream film to be released without some form of visual effects (or VFX). Digital technologies have permanently changed the way films are made. This is...
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Music of the Movies: Beauty and the Beast

J B Queree
August 9, 2016
Behind The Curtain, Features, Music of the Movies
It goes without saying that a good cinematic score should complement and accentuate the film hosting it, and a musical is often only as impressive as its songs. However, it’s fairly unusual that a film’s...
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The Evolution of Jason Bourne’s Fight Scenes

Hugh Blackstaffe
August 4, 2016
12 Rounds, Behind The Curtain, Features
Matt Damon's portrayal of the amnesiac American assassin, Jason Bourne, redefined the world of silver screen espionage. It caused the flagging Bond franchise to rethink its approach and was the instigator of a...
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Jane Austen on Film: Clueless, Bridget Jones and Zombies

Tori Brazier
June 1, 2016
Behind The Curtain, By The Book, Features
Ah, Jane Austen – perhaps the only British author who can boast of giving Shakespeare a run for his money in terms of both international profile and popularity. And where timeless personal quandaries and...
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Music of the Movies: John Carney

Calum Baker
May 20, 2016
Behind The Curtain, Features, Music of the Movies
After a great reception at this year's Sundance, John Carney's latest film Sing Street sees the writer-director's audience potentially the largest it's ever been. Of course, even the most seasoned of...
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Casting Call – James Bond

Tom Bond
May 19, 2016
Behind The Curtain, Casting Call, Features
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With today's news appearing to confirm what we all suspected - that Daniel Craig will not return as 007 - who are the best candidates to take over the most coveted role in British film? Tom Hiddleston...
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Interview: Bryan Singer Talks About The Apocalypse

David Brake
May 18, 2016
Behind The Curtain, Features, Interview
In X-Men: Apocalypse, we find our favourite group of mutants in 1983, dealing with more than just the fashions of the time. An ancient, powerful and extremely angry creature named Apocalypse has awakened after...
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Stories From The Set: The Tree of Life

Jack Blackwell
May 3, 2016
Behind The Curtain, Features, Stories from the Set
If there’s one label that would never fit Terrence Malick as a director, it’s ‘conventional’. From a 20-year wait for a new film between 1978’s Days of Heaven and 1998’s The Thin Red Line, to not...
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Best Films Never Made #33: Michael Winner’s Captain America

David Brake
April 29, 2016
Behind The Curtain, Best Films Never Made, Features
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Captain America technically shouldn't work on screen. The fundamental top-line interpretation is that he's a chest-beating, red-white-'n'-blue überpatriot who could appear obnoxious, removed and...
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Prince: In Memoriam – Why Purple Rain Is The Greatest Soundtrack Of All Time

Eddie Falvey
April 25, 2016
Behind The Curtain, Features, Music of the Movies
Every so often a celebrity death comes so unexpectedly that it unites the world. We saw this phenomenon occur in January with the sudden and devastating death of David Bowie; now, we witness it once again with...
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Best Films Never Made #32: Chris Columbus’ Indiana Jones and the Monkey King

Danielle Davenport
April 8, 2016
Behind The Curtain, Best Films Never Made, Features
In 2019, Harrison Ford will once again don cinema’s most famous fedora for the fifth time. Yet if our latest Best Film Never Made had seen the light of day, it’s unlikely we would have seen another Indiana...
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