Closing in on a movie dream
Glenn Close's new film about a cross-dressing butler has been almost 30 years in the making.
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A massive flop
Disney has admitted that its science fiction adventure John Carter is on course to be one of the biggest flops in Hollywood history.
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3D films lose lustre as home-grown hits win cinema box-office battle
Just as in the 1950s, the 3D fad is fading, with the number of films falling from 47 in 2011 to 33 this year
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How The Artist's director silenced the critics
Friends laughed at Michel Hazanavicius when
they heard of his plans to circumvent movie history.
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Shame about the Oscars
As the film awards approach, our fatal attraction to Brad Pitt et al grows as interest in their films lessens.
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The Artist sparks Hollywood nostalgia boom for silent era
A Rudolph Valentino biopic and a Charlie Chaplin musical are among new projects in the pipeline.
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Gay actors shouldn't worry about coming out
Charlie Condou has never had a problem being frank about his sexuality, and suggests other actors do the same.
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Caging the adrenal boy
He's aiming to crack Hollywood, but Tom Hardy is getting typecast as a thug. Can he escape?
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If it's September it must be Venice, but Europe's film festivals face a new threat
Celebrities will grace the Lido's red carpet this week but the magic of the world's oldest film festival is fading.
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Shining a light on South Africa's screen dream
A look into curator Trevor Steele Taylor's vision for the season of South African film, currently running at London's British Film Institute.
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