The acting is fine and the imagery brooding, but this tepid sci-fi – all creepy neighbours, hazmat squads and crustacean-faced infected – is in thrall to better films
To paraphrase Oscar Wilde, gettin…
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The acting is fine and the imagery brooding, but this tepid sci-fi – all creepy neighbours, hazmat squads and crustacean-faced infected – is in thrall to better films
To paraphrase Oscar Wilde, gettin…
8 months ago
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a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International
From James Norton’s ‘terror’ at playing a Dubliner in House of Guinness to Helen Mirren doing an impersonation so atrocious it went viral – why do actors struggle to play people from Ireland?
Putting …
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a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail
9 months ago
She was the morality crusader who became a figure of ridicule. Now Whitehouse is the subject of a new production starring Maxine Peake. We meet the gay feminist playwright who wrote it
The morality ca…
11 months ago
Peake stars opposite Jason Isaacs, as Politkovskaya’s husband, in this sentimental look at the life of a woman who, 19 years after her death, remains a folk hero
This British-American co-production of…
13 months ago
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a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International
She faced endless opposition and threats to her life. This has become a reality for far too many journalists
What drives someone to bec…
14 months ago
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