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» Blood lust

JJ Feild talks about starring in the long-awaited live version of Manga classic Blood: The Last Vampire

What’s the film about?
It’s from the Manga animé of the same title, an award-winning famous cartoon, and Manga decided to make the first live action feature, set in Tokyo in the 70s.
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» Duke of Yorks: Hollywood gala

Duke of York’s Picturehouse host a grand red carpet screening of new film Public Enemies

Gangster stories have always been a source for amazing films, from James Cagney in Angels with Dirty Faces to Robert De Niro in Goodfellas. Director Michael Mann (Heat, Collateral) is the modern day master of the genre and he brings to life one of the most iconic bank robbers that ever lived: John Dillinger.
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» Dirty news - Russell Crowe interview

Russell Crowe talks about creative journalism and his role as a morally challenged reporter in State of Play


Why did you want to make State of Play?
I wasn’t predisposed to do this film. I was back in Australia. The sun was shining. I was looking forward to a very long summer at home, and I got a call from the studio with which I had worked on Gladiator, A Beautiful Mind, Cinderella Man, and American Gangster.
The first thing I did was to look at the work of Kevin Macdonald, and my absolute desire was to dismiss it completely. Do it quickly. Do it in a day and get on with my holiday. But you can’t dismiss Touching the Void and the Last King of Scotland. They’re both great pieces. Then I read the script, and I have a rule that if I have a physical reaction to a script – goose-bumps, a tear to my eye, then that’s the project I have to do. Read the rest of this article »

» Chris Addison interview - In The Loop

Victoria Nangle talks to Chris Addison about the much anticipated satirical film In the Loop


What is the film In The Loop about?
It’s a black and white ‘noir’ thriller! (giggles) Well, it’s a screwball comedy really. It’s blackly satirical and all that, but it’s a screwball comedy about what happens when governments decide they want to go to war and people try to stop them. It bears more than a passing resemblance to the hit television show The Thick Of It, but it isn’t The Thick Of It really. Read the rest of this article »

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