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Nicole Kidman: from Acting to Producing
Playing a grieving woman in her new film, 'Rabbit Hole', drove Nicole Kidman into agonizing sob during the night.
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Woody Allen meets a tall dark stranger
Woody Allen is still searching for the meaning of Life. Woody Allen is one of the most prolific filmmakers in the world, turning in one or two movies, year in and year…
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Michael Douglas revives Gekko and battles Cancer
"I've always liked to make characters in the most precarious situations and try to bring them back." Michael Douglas exclaims.
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The Special Relationship
Following his previous dramas, The Deal and The Queen, the prolific screenwriter Peter Morgan delivers the last instalment in his trilogy, The Special Relationship, which deals with Tony Blair's foreign politics and…
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Al Pacino talks about Acting, Life and Dr. Death – interview
Al Pacino is arguably one of the greatest and most accomplished actors of his generation. He became a cultural icon thanks to revered performances in wide range of classics such as The…
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Strong women and a Scottish ambush – it must be Neil Marshall
Since his debut feature, Dog Soldiers, in 2002, Neil Marshall has carved somewhat of a niche for himself in the British film industry as a director who provides big, shameless entertainment for…
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Emily Mortimer about Caine, Scorsese and Londons violent streets
Emily Mortimer is one of the busiest British Actresses these days. She started her film career working on small projects like "Young Adam" and "Bright Young Things" and filling small roles in…
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Helen Mirren: From An English Queen to A Russian Countess
Sarah Coomes reports from LA I am sitting in Beverly Hills Hotel in LA, thinking about Russia and what Tolstoy would have thought of such an opulent place - fresh flowers, marbled…
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Terry Gilliam talks about the Joys of Film making
Terry Gilliam is one of the most imaginative and original directors of his time. His films paddle between reality and fantasy and many occur in the minds of his protagonists, raising questions…
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Carey Mulligan gets An Education in Lone Shefrig film
Some raised concerns and doubts when the 22 year-old, Carey Mulligan, was cast to play the 16 year-old, Jenny, in the new film "An Education."