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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.
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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, that has the most nods, eleven.
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WGA nominees skew awards season by excluding non-members
As the awards season continues in full swing, the Writers Guild of America is the latest set of industry insiders to honour its peers with nominations for its annual awards.
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Producers Guild nominations narrow Oscars race
The Producers Guild of America, his published its nominees for its annual awards, including episodic TV, sports coverage, theatrical documentaries, TV competitions, among others – but all attention is falling, as usual,…
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What if that awkward moment was gone, girl: UK Screen’s lows and highs of 2014
There are few things that can keep a true film enthusiast out of the cinema. One might be the fear of seeing a film so bad that it drains your belief in…
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Turtles return to the top in the UK
Returning to the top spot on its third week is Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, which made another £1,429,159 just ahead of horror flick Ouija, which entered at second.
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Fury at the UK top spot
Brad Pitt’s WW2 film Fury hit the top spot last weekend by pulling in £2,692,786 over three days plus previews.
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Teenage Ninja Mutant Turtles grab the UK top spot
Knocking Gone Girl off the top spot, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles debuted with an impressive £4,785,448 making it the biggest opening for a film since The Inbetweeners 2 in early August.
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Neil Patrick Harris to host 2015 Oscars
In recent years, he’s hosted the Emmys and the Tonys and now, Neil Patrick Harris – currently starring in the box office chart topping Gone Girl– is to add the Oscars to…
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Gone Girl remains lost at the UK top spot
For a second week, Gone Girl easily holds on to the top spot with £3,064,545 which now brings its gross to £9,827,252 in the UK alone.