Hollywood icon who upstaged Anthony Hopkins in Silence of the Lambs looks forever young at 88 in rare outing ⊕
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One of Old Hollywood's most enduring beauties proved she's still a stunner at 88 on Wednesday. She stepped out nearly six decades after her first major role in The Diary of Anne Frank.
Hooked by Asako Yuzuki review – follow-up to global hit Butter ⊕
A Tokyo high-flyer tries to befriend her favourite blogger in a novel that wears its aura of black comedy lightly, and its political statements more heavily
Asako Yuzuki’s international bestseller But…
Scarpetta review – this Nicole Kidman show is a dire mess … with an AI chatbot as a main character ⊖⊖
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Nicole Kidman and Jamie Lee Curtis – who exec produced this adaptation of Patricia Cornwell’s novels – have terrific chemistry. But this trashy drama is just weird
Scarpetta has been a rather long tim…
And the least likable character is … how Oscar season became dominated by difficult people ⊕
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From Marty Supreme to One Battle After Another, this awards run has been populated by a harder-to-love group of spiky characters
Broadly speaking, the best way to get an acting Oscar is to play someon…
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Lost Lambs by Madeline Cash review – clever comedy for our conspiracy theory age ⊕
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This tender satire of a dysfunctional American family’s search for moral guidance is precisely what our times need
Making the comic novel succeed is a rich, tricky project in our age of desperate, som…
8 months ago
One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest at 50: the spirit of rebellion lives on ⊕⊕
The 1975 drama, one of the only films to ever receive the big five Oscars, remains a touchstone of American cinema with a resonant message of resisting conformity
A movie winning the big five Academy …
‘He was quite a private person’: expansive auction shows Gene Hackman as actor and artist ⊕
Bonhams is selling over 400 items from the estate of the late Oscar-winning actor, from a draft script of The Silence of the Lambs to his own unique artwork
He was Lex Luthor to Christopher Reeve’s Su…
9 months ago
Netflix’s monstrous Ed Gein series is lurid exploitation dressed up as a serious drama | Richard Lawson ⊖⊖
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Ryan Murphy’s questionable universe of serial killer tales reaches its lowest point with a morally dubious look at a grave-robbing murderer
Though the first season of the anthology series Monster, pro…
Monster: The Ed Gein Story review – Ryan Murphy’s depravity-loving murder show is unforgivable ⊖⊖
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This Charlie Hunnam-starring true-crime drama about killer Ed Gein is utterly devoid of morality. Instead, it panders to viewers’ basest instincts by lingering gleefully over the worst depredations h…
10 months ago
My Hannibal Lecter was the best, says Brian Cox: EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE ○
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Comparing his movie portrayal of Hannibal Lecter to Sir Anthony Hopkins ' effort in The Silence of the Lambs, Brian Cox announces: 'I think I'm the best Hannibal Lecter there ever was.'