Actors give fresh boost to Birdman (and Eddie)
The Screen Actor’s Guild has added its voice to awards season – and with so many Oscar voters being actors, SAG is often
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Mark Ruffalo
Birdman and Grand Budapest Hotel lead Oscar nominations
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has announced this year’s Oscar nominations at a pre-dawn ceremony, here in Los Angeles. Birdman
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Hawking biopic and Hotel comedy lead the way at the BAFTAs
The British film industry elite have announced their nominations for this year’s BAFTAs and unusually, it’s an American film, The Grand Budapest Hotel,
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Strong British presence at SAG nominations dominated by Birdman
British stars are well represented among the nominations for the awards which best predict the acting Oscars, the Screen Actors Guild. Benedict Cumberbatch
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Transformers crashes into the UK top spot
Transformers: Age of Extinction smashes the top spot with £11,751,427, which makes it the biggest opening of 2014 in the UK, although it
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Cannes you get the message from film?
Some people call it the film industry, others refer to it as the entertainment business but these terms could be said better to
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Carell wrestles with drama in Cannes contender Foxcatcher
In Knocked Up, Kathryn Heigl’s character is commended for the rare achievement of managing to make Steve Carell look like an ass-hole. Capote
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New BFI Fellow Danny Boyle ends another two week festival of film in London
Jason Korsner reports
2 November 2010
The organisers of the London Film Festival say this year’s event had an outstanding British presence – including the opening and closing night galas.
The festival got off to a glittering start with Mark Romanek’s Never Let Me Go – adapted from Kazuo Ishiguro’s novel – with
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