Barry Keoghan is set to play Ringo Starr on screen, according to the drummer himself. In a new interview with Entertainment Tonight, Starr has confirmed
Category: Films
Barrie Ellis-Jones obituary
My grandfather Barrie Ellis-Jones, who has died of cancer aged 84, had a successful career in European film, culminating in becoming executive director of the
‘Kids were second to their drinking and partying’: Stephen Bogart, son of Bogie and Bacall, on his screen icon parents
In the spring of 1951, Humphrey Bogart flew across the Atlantic to make The African Queen, John Huston’s classic Technicolor yarn about an odd couple
Our Little Secret review – Lindsay Lohan’s Netflix comedy is a minor win
The return of Lindsay Lohan, redefining herself as movie star rather than tabloid joke, coincided with Netflix’s annual rebrand as home of cheap and cheerful
That Christmas review – seasonal Richard Curtis yarn is kid-friendly but short on ho-ho-hos
Paddington and Wallace & Gromit have raised the bar very high for family comedies – at least partly, of course, due to the inspiration of
Your Monster review – Melissa Barrera excels in cheery romance with nice-guy beast
Women falling for monsters of one sort or another is hardly a new concept, whether it’s Buffy swooning over brooding vampires, Belle getting tingly feelings
The Taste of Mango review – powerful memoir of family secrets in Sri Lanka
The mango taste is bittersweet in this documentary-memoir of family pain and secrets from film-maker Chloe Abrahams. Using a small digital videocamera and her smartphone,
Jim Abrahams, co-creator of Airplane! and The Naked Gun, dies aged 80
Jim Abrahams, the writer-director involved with hit comedies Airplane! and The Naked Gun, has died at the age of 80. According to his son Joseph,
Moana 2 review – vacuum-packed Disney ocean adventure that will leave you cold
Originally planned as a TV series, now a feature film, Moana 2 is the sequel to Disney’s smash-hit family animation Moana from 2016, and really
Edge of Tomorrow at 10: Tom Cruise’s sci-fi spectacle gets better every time
Edge of Tomorrow was a box office flop when it arrived in cinemas in 2014, but time has been kind to it, the film eking