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Donald Clarke: Is Spielberg returning to TV? Yes and no
The auteur’s Netflix deal is more a case of making peace with an evolving hybrid form
Arts&Antiques: Hollywood vision of Ireland on offer in collectors’ sale
Other auction highlights include signed Harry Potter books and a diamond ring
Martin Scorsese says we are overusing the c-word (no, not that one)
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Review: This is maybe the best Dickens film adaptation since David Lean
Donald Clarke: Why The Crown won’t make Olivia Colman’s brown eyes blue
Neither Claire Foy nor Colman look much like the queen, so does ocular continuity matter?
Albert Finney obituary: Charismatic actor who never gave in to the establishment
Finney, who married gruff charisma with technical precision, turned down a knighthood
Albert Finney, who helped change face of British film, dies aged 82
The five-time Oscar nominee, who played the definitive Poirot, died after a short illness
Looking to the equator - and the Arctic - for growing inspiration
If veg can grow in the world’s hottest and coldest spots, we should grow up a storm
Nicolas Roeg: the director who took the familiar and made it strange
Few directors have made so many films that touch on the status of masterpiece
Peterloo review: a beautiful history lesson but where’s the Mike Leigh grit?
Who thought we’d end up praising the facets of a Leigh film that feel most like the work of David Lean?
Daniel Kokotajlo: ‘In the Jehovah’s Witnesses, family members are forced to shun each other’
Daniel Kokotajlo’s debut feature ‘Apostasy’ details a crisis of faith in the Witnesses. The 37-year-old has first-hand experience of the cult religion
Rex Ingram, the forgotten Irish director who helped shape Hollywood
'The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse' (1920) involved a cast and crew of 12,000
Hollywood’s problem is endless sequels, not remakes
The news that Spielberg is remaking ‘West Side Story’ drew some fire, but some of our best-loved films are remakes or ‘fresh’ adaptations of original novels. Need we go on?
Ciarán Murphy: Mayo club championship reduced to farce
Semi-final played on a Wednesday night in October – with the final set for four days later
3DT2: James Cameron on tinkering with the Terminator
The ‘Avatar’ and ‘Titanic’ director seeks to make epic but intimate movies – so why does one of sci fi's finest really need a 3D reboot?
War for the Planet of the Apes: A spectacular finish for the trilogy
Trumpian subtexts, breathtaking visuals and an Oscar-worthy turn from Andy Serkis
Warren Beatty: ‘I’ve had 16 books written about me. All baloney’
Warren Beatty, a true Hollywood maverick, sets the record straight on his six-decade-long career and the state of cinema today
Brave young pianist Nathalia Milstein is a work in progress
Despite the clear skill of last year’s Dublin International Piano Competition winner, something was missing at a recent concert
Omar Sharif, one of the last matinee idols
Egyptian screen legend was as much a vision of romantic possibilities as he was an actor
Omar Sharif suffering from Alzheimer’s disease
‘Lawrence of Arabia’ actor’s son reveals diagnosis in ‘El Mundo’ interview
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President Higgins pays tribute to ‘genius’ of late Peter O’Toole
President tells memorial at the Old Vic in London of friendship with mischievous actor
President to attend Peter O’Toole London memorial
President Michael D Higgins ‘honoured’ to be asked to speak at actor’s service
Omar Sharif: from desert prince to alone in Paris
The actor lived a glamorous life of fame and fun – now, with his fortune and memory fading, his frustration is palpable
Actor of incomparable charisma Peter O’Toole dies aged 81
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