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22 Oct 2014:
Hugh Grant to join Streep as the manager of the tone-deaf heiress, who was ridiculed by audiences throughout the early 20th century
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21 Oct 2014: The new Hendrix film, Jimi: All Is By My Side, is entertaining – but is it true? Henry Barnes talks to the friends and families of those portrayed in biopics about the line between artistic licence and lies
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15 Oct 2014:
The actor, who plays gay code breaker Alan Turing in The Imitation Game, says he would ‘take up arms’ against any fundamentalists who attempted to force their doctrine about sexuality or religion on him
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Watch Elijah Wood in the world exclusive trailer for Dylan Thomas film Set Fire to the Stars - video
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10 Oct 2014:
Elijah Wood stars in Andy Goddard's movie as John Brinnin, an aspiring poet who oversees Dylan Thomas's first tour to America in 1950
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8 Oct 2014: Actor, who grew up in Boston, is considering a role in a drama about the 2013 bomb attack that killed three people and injured 264 others
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7 Oct 2014:
He was a critic who could out-paint most painters, a great educator who reinvented how we see art. Why has John Ruskin been reduced to a prude and a fop in two new films, asks Philip Hoare
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3 Oct 2014: Harrowing clip shows Bradley Cooper as real-life navy marksman Chris Kyle staring down the barrel of his rifle at a child who may be a suicide bomber
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3 Oct 2014: Actor no longer involved with Danny Boyle film about life of tech pioneer, putting paid to hopes of reunion with The Beach director
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2 Oct 2014:
Emmanuelle Devos brings enormous charisma to this story of writerly ambition and romantic disappointment, writes Peter Bradshaw
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2 Oct 2014: Hollywood sings the blues for a string of biopics starring Amy Adams, Andre Benjamin and Ben Whishaw. Get on up!. Andrew Pulver rounds them up
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2 Oct 2014: Stuart Heritage: From The Doors to Michael Jackson’s Man in the Mirror: the films that failed to do their subjects any justice whatsoever
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2 Oct 2014:
Is it the truth, warts’n’all, that a documentary can deliver – or an epic backstory of struggle against adversity that a great actor can sink their teeth into, asks Michael Hann
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2 Oct 2014:
Peter Bradshaw explains why Violette, a drama about French author Violette Leduc's time under the tutelage of Simone de Beauvoir, is worth your time this week
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23 Sep 2014: Andrew Pulver: French film about fashion designer faces strong competition from other foreign-language favourites, including the Dardenne brothers’ Two Days, One Night
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22 Sep 2014:
Actor’s fourth film behind the camera will be a ‘sweeping epic’ focusing on fossil-hunter Richard Leakey’s aggressive wildlife preservation campaign in Kenya
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