2015년 2월 6일 금요일

Close up: This week in film

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Film industry is open to all, insists group as honours look set to go to public school actors

She’s an artist who’s made just one film – now Sam Taylor-Johnson has directed Hollywood’s most controversial (and explicit) movie in years. But will it be any good?

The star of new Martin Luther King movie Selma speaks out about insulting roles for black actors – and defends his friend Benedict Cumberbatch

Actor Geraldine McEwan, famous for her 1985 portrayal of Lucia in EF Benson’s pithy comedy, and who in later life became the face of Agatha Christie’s Miss Marple, has died


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Though Bafta’s winners can expect effusive acclaim on Sunday night, the current awards fare is toothless. Over the past year, cinema has lost its social and political nerve and industry and audiences alike are opting for comfort food. How did we let this happen? 
Some unlikely actors have been inspired by the Oscar-winning icon. As the BFI launches a retrospective, we pick our favourites 
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The Guardian Film Show looks at the week's big releases: Kingsman: The Secret Service, Inherent Vice, Trash, and Big Hero 6. Plus there are interviews with Joaquin Phoenix and Katherine Waterston 
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One of Hollywood’s most powerful executives is leaving company after hacking scandal that resulted in leak of her emails, but is starting studio-backed venture 
Since its release in 1987, The Princess Bride has built a devoted following – nowhere more so than in the Freeman household. Hadley Freeman takes her family along to meet its dashing star Cary Elwes 
Using the #50dollarsnotshades hashtag, the campaigners ask that people spend their money on women’s shelters rather than a trip to see the Fifty Shades of Grey film adaptation 
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The Aacta award-winning actor on career longevity, working with the director Rolf de Heer and the importance of a close relationship with nature 
The director, who has a good chance of winning a Bafta this weekend for his debut, ’71 – says fame has been a shock, and why the film’s success felt like a gap year. By Damon Wise 
Ahead of this Sunday’s Baftas, the outstanding newcomer nominee talks about the surprise success of her debut film, Northern Soul, and why the music and dance movement thrilled working-class kids in the 60s and 70s 
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It’s a close-run thing as Disney’s lovable, family-friendly robot pips dapper Colin Firth in the retro spy spoof 
Forget the football, just watch the trailers: Hollywood is splashing out on some expensive ad-time to show off its forthcoming wares, writes Ben Child 
Charles Gant: Big in the US, Clint Eastwood’s US Iraq war tale remains on top in the UK as well, taking out Taken 3, while Mortdecai loses out to Ex Machina 
One anonymous editor has whittled down Peter Jackson’s nine-hour, three-part unexpurgated journey down to a single four-hour chunk – with the odd casualty 
Charles Gant: British audiences flock to Clint Eastwood’s patriotic Iraq war drama, as best-actor Oscar buzz intensifies around Bradley Cooper 
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Fifty Shades of Grey was handed an 18 rating for its 'strong sex'. But which films earned the following descriptions alongside their certifications? 




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