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10 Jan 2012:Charles Gant: Polarising Thatcher biopic stands up well in multiplexes against M:I 4 and Sherlock, but The Artist beats her at the arthouse
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9 Jan 2012: News: Woody Allen and Martin Scorsese head up a Directors' Guild of America awards shortlist with average age of 58
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9 Jan 2012:
The 2011 awards season is hotting up. In the run-up to the Oscars, track the key nominees and winners here; can you predict who will triumph this year? Now with Bafta longlist
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9 Jan 2012: Rise of the Planet of the Apes actor says his co-star deserves a best supporting actor nomination for his motion-captured turn as Caesar the ape
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6 Jan 2012:
• Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy and My Week with Marilyn earn 16 nominations each
• The Iron Lady trails with 14
• The Artist and War Horse follow with 13, while The Help and Hugo pick up 12
• Disappointment for The Tree of Life and A Dangerous Method with just one apiece
• The Deep Blue Sea, Wuthering Heights and W.E. already go home empty handed -
4 Jan 2012:
Susan Orlean says canine accrued most best-actor votes at inaugural Academy Awards in 1929 but was passed over
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3 Jan 2012:
Bookies have given the 62-year-old even odds to win her third Academy Award with her star turn as Margaret Thatcher
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30 Dec 2011:
From the blockbusting (The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, The Dark Knight Rises) to the ludicrous (Sacha Baron Cohen's The Dictator), here's our pick of the next year in film, featuring three starring roles for Leonardo DiCaprio, Keira Knightley as Anna Karenina and post-franchise efforts from Twilight's Robert Pattinson and Harry Potter's Daniel Radcliffe
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15 Dec 2011:
Nods for arthouse films – specifically Michel Hazanavicius's black-and-white The Artist – show a distinct raising of the brow, writes Catherine Shoard
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15 Dec 2011:
State partially funds Zhang Yimou's The Flowers of War – starring Christian Bale and set during 1937 Rape of Nanking – to boost nation's film industry
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15 Dec 2011: • The Artist tops nominations with six
• The Help and The Descendents trail with five each
• Moneyball and Midnight in Paris, The Ides of March and 50/50 clock up more nods that expected, while Hugo and War Horse disappoint with two apiece -
14 Dec 2011:
Sarah Hughes: Recognition for Midnight in Paris, but nothing for Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy? The Screen Actors Guild has some explaining to do
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12 Dec 2011: Ben Child: Films from Michel Hazanavicius and Nicolas Winding-Refn win big across America as journalists name their best of the year
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2 Dec 2011: Magical mixture of cineaste tradition and 3D technology impresses New York's National Board of Review
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1 Dec 2011:
Ben Child: Fox has greenlit sequels to Rise of the Planet of the Apes and X-Men: First Class, but all it wants is an Oscar for Serkis. But is it too soon in motion-capture history?
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