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King Colin reigns at the Golden Globes
There was plenty of Glee at the Social Network that was the Golden Globes in Hollywood, where the big prizes went to a TV show about a song-filled high school and a…
Colin Firth
People
Colin Firth learns how not to stammer
The man who epitomised Englishness on the screen, doesn’t even feel that he belongs to the English society.
Review
The King’s Speech
Back in 1936, Prince Albert (Colin Firth) has a rather nasty stammer. Ordinarily, this would be little more than a bit unfortunate.
Cinema
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.
Review
A Single Man
George is a gay English professor, whose life is thrown into turmoil when he gets a call to say that his boyfriend Jim (Goode) has died in a car crash.
Review
Genova
When Marianne (Davis) dies in a car crash, her widower Joe (Firth) takes their young daughters Kelly (Holland) and Mary (Haney-Jardine) to Italy to make a fresh start.
Review
Then She Found Me
Primary school teacher April Epner (Hunt) is pushing forty and desperate for children. She's married, so everything should be OK, right? No. Without warning, her loser husband Ben (Broderick) dumps
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Where The Truth Lies
Vince (Firth) and Lanny (Bacon) are the biggest TV double-act of the 1950s. The suave Vince and wild Lanny were welcomed into living rooms across the US.
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