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From fake maps to golden tickets: the film props of artist Annie Atkins
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Madness in the movie: in defence of going gothic
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Helen Mirren 'profoundly moved' by reconstruction of Anne Frank's room
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Steve Coogan on Terry Jones: he was the heart and voice of Monty Python
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Terry Jones obituary
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Monty Python's Terry Jones – a life in pictures
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Monty Python film director Terry Jones: full of fun and innocence – and a very naughty boy
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British musicals 'at risk without subsidies like other theatre'
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The trial of Harvey Weinstein
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Parasite, Us and the movies' subterranean blues
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