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Gladiator II review – Paul Mescal fends off sharks, rhinos and a scenery-chewing Denzel Washington
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‘I’ve had a wild, chaotic, beautiful life’: Rebecca Hall on race, regrets and learning to be herself
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The week in audio: Make Me a Mixtape; 16 Sunsets; Cinematic Soundtracks; How to Play – review
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Soundtrack to a Coup d’Etat review – superb study of how jazz got caught between the cold war and the CIA
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Disneyland debuts its first ride to celebrate a Black princess: ‘It’s about time’
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Asim Chaudhry: ‘Being ignored as a child was a weird blessing’
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Irish actor and comedian Jon Kenny dies aged 66
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When historians and directors clash: ‘Ridley Scott was Napoleonic – there was no doubt who was in charge’
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Streaming: Thelma and the best films about old-age rebellion
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Gladiator II: battles, baboons, Mescal and Denzel – discuss with spoilers
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From Gladiator II to Gwen Stefani: a complete guide to this week’s entertainment in the UK
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The Guide #165: How Paddington affected a quiet takeover of the cultural landscape
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Daisy Ridley’s Rey is now Star Wars’ best big-screen bet – is this a saga without a plan?
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Snow White star Rachel Zegler apologises for angry Trump post
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Nicole Kidman: ‘I want to work with Scorsese – if he does a film with women’
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Conan O’Brien announced as 2025 Oscars host
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Laurie Anderson: Ark: United States V review – portrait of America is a multimedia mess
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‘I couldn’t tell my parents I loved them’: documentary-maker Duncan Cowles on giving silent men a voice
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Joy to Blitz: the seven best films to watch on TV this week
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Paul Mescal interviews Ridley Scott: ‘I was so ahead of the game. The Oxbridge lot were aghast’
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‘I can hardly walk across a room’: David Lynch urges smokers to quit after emphysema diagnosis
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James Bond: next actor will be in his 30s and ‘whiteness is not a given’
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‘I think they got chicken’: Denzel Washington says gay kiss was cut from Gladiator II
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Dick Van Dyke glad he ‘won’t be around’ for Trump’s second term as president
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‘The coolest girl in the world’ at 50: Chloë Sevigny’s best films – ranked!
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Luther Vandross: the tragic R&B crooner who struggled for acceptance
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Sigourney Weaver’s West End debut as Prospero evokes a storm of past Tempests
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Hot Frosty review – Netflix’s sexy snowman romance is as silly as expected
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Is Jim from The Office really the sexiest man in the world?
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Coups, colonialism and all that jazz: the film that unravels extraordinary cold war truths
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The Lost Children review – extraordinary story of missing kids in the Colombian rainforest
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‘Bad boy come again!’ The life, death and resurrection of jungle MC Stevie Hyper D
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Soundtrack to a Coup d’Etat review – finger-popping theory of the conspiracy to kill Congo’s leader
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Memories of a Burning Body review – tenderly conceived docudrama about the enduring sexuality of women
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Young working-class people being ‘blocked’ from creative industries, study finds
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Lena Dunham to write Sam Bankman-Fried movie for Apple
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‘I feel like that was me’: how have Mormons reacted to Hugh Grant horror Heretic?
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Curzon Cinemas has been sold for a ‘bargain’ £3.9m – is this good news for UK filmgoers? | Peter Bradshaw
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‘If we can’t unionise at Amazon, we have no future’: the film about the workers who took on Jeff Bezos and won
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Union review – fighting for your rights under the Amazon corporate jackboot
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Hyper: The Stevie Hyper D Story review – massively entertaining portrait of legendary MC
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From Chalamet to Mescal: why are celebrity lookalike competitions everywhere?
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Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson admits to peeing in water bottles on set: ‘Yeah, that happens’
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Paddington in Peru records biggest opening weekend in UK for British film since No Time to Die
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Final reckoning? Trailer for Mission: Impossible 8 suggests end to franchise
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Gladiator II review – Paul Mescal slays in Ridley Scott’s gobsmacking reboot
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Magpie review – Daisy Ridley shines in tense, compelling portrait of a toxic relationship
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What We Find on the Road review – American road trip in the low-key indie odyssey style
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No Place for You in Our Town review – uncomfortably up close with Bulgarian football hooligans
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Mattel apologises after Wicked movie dolls mistakenly link to pornography website on packaging
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The Babadook at 10: how a tiny Australian film became a horror hit – and an unlikely queer icon
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Red One review – charm-free festive caper with Dwayne Johnson
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Piece by Piece review – Pharrell Williams biopic told in Lego is a bit of plastic fun
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The Piano Lesson review – handsome if stagey August Wilson adaptation
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‘Watch out, I’m even less inhibited’: Olivia Williams on movies, misogyny and living with cancer
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Emily Watson: ‘You have to be a bit of an idiot to be an actor’
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‘Rachel had been ready to leave me if our IVF hadn’t worked’: writer Jack Thorne on how his family’s fertility struggles inspired his new film
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Bird review – Andrea Arnold’s wild, joyous coming-of-age drama
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‘The UK should know what their government is supporting’: the Israeli and Palestinian film-makers shining a light on West Bank violence
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Conclave: the fun, exciting Vatican thriller is perfect election escapism
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Elwood Edwards, voice of AOL ‘You’ve got mail’ greeting, dies aged 74
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A Nightmare on Elm Street at 40: Wes Craven’s horror still causes sleepless nights
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Brutal hours, tyrants and chest pains: a freelance producer on the reality of British TV
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Paddington in Peru to Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light – a complete guide to the week’s entertainment in the UK
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Tony Todd, star of Candyman, dies aged 69
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Send us your questions for Nicole Kidman
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Emilia Pérez to Dune: Part Two – the seven best films to watch on TV this week
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Point Break review – Keanu and Swayze ride the waves with freaky, genre-hopping style
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Turkish film festival scrapped over Daniel Craig gay drama censorship
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