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The actor is auctioning some of his timepieces on the occasion of his divorce
Champions Wigan Warriors to play Hull FC in New South Wales
The action-thriller franchise creaks back into life in this witless reboot
A crime comedy that sparks only sporadically
Danny Leigh meets the director of Oscar favourite ‘Spotlight’ and reflects on cinema’s relationship with the media
Russell Crowe stars as a troubled novelist in Gabriele Muccino’s film
Russell Crowe directs and stars as a father who heads to Gallipoli to recover children’s bodies
Darren Aronofsky’s broiling, big-budget, CGI-heavy epic brings all manner of strange appendages to the Bible
Darren Aronofsky gives fresh life to a story made tepid by centuries of Sunday Schooling
If Edward Snowden didn’t exist, Hollywood would probably have invented him
Zack Snyder’s Superman reboot, Joss Whedon’s back-garden Shakespeare
Ryan Gosling in the mythic tale of a tattooed stunt rider; Tom Cruise wanders through a post-apocalyptic future; documentary lifts the lid on Israel’s secret service
Richard Gere in a money-and-manslaughter thriller, Barry Levinson tackles eco-horror, plus Shakespeare in an Italian prison
How much influence does Father Tikhon Shevkunov have over the Russian president?
This week’s new film releases reviewed: ‘Les Misérables’, ‘Jiro Dreams of Sushi’, ‘What Richard Did’, ‘Midnight Son’ and ‘Gangster Squad’
This week’s new film releases reviewed: ‘Seven Psychopaths’, ‘The Man with the Iron Fists’, ‘Celeste and Jesse Forever’, ‘The Oranges’, ‘You Will Be My Son’ and ‘I, Anna’
A very bad year for fee income in a rapidly changing environment
While American journalists are often heroic leads in movies, the best Brits can hope for is a cameo as a drunken hack
Wimbledon organiser on running the tournament
Hollywood and the film business are saying farewell to breast implants, Botox and collagen lips
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