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Photographer Danny Lyon: I was told ‘You can’t look at Tom Hardy – he doesn’t like it’
Lyon was jailed with Martin Luther King, and rode with the fearsome Chicago Outlaws – now he’s inspired a Hollywood film, The Bikeriders
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‘Are we all going to be cancelled for this?’: how Poor Things became the year’s most outrageous film
Tony McNamara – the writer behind The Favourite and The Great – reveals how he turned a strange Scottish novel into a global sensation
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Wim Wenders: ‘I couldn’t accept I was German – but Hollywood taught me I’m a German Romantic’
The Paris, Texas director on losing his sight, his homage to Anselm Kiefer – and the shame of growing up in the shadow of the Nazis
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The night Jon Batiste stormed the Grammys, his wife was fighting for her life: they tell their story
New film American Symphony set out to portray an artist on the brink of a major breakthrough – then came the bombshell diagnosis
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Alan Moore interview: ‘I’m giving all my screen royalties to Black Lives Matter’
The comic book giant on why he’s unhappy with film adaptations of his work, and why there should be more to fantasy than dragons and dwarfs
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Bertie Carvel interview: ‘Is it wrong that a white actor ever played Othello? No, I don't think so’
As he stars in Pygmalion – and returns to The Crown as Tony Blair – Carvel considers the 'red lines' that now put certain roles off limits
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JRR Tolkien interview: ‘It would be easier to film The Odyssey than The Lord of the Rings’
After the publication of his Middle Earth epic, the writer spoke to the Telegraph. 50 years after his death, here is the archive interview
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Sam Neill on Jurassic Park, Jacinda Ardern and his ‘excruciating’ James Bond audition
After 30 years, Spielberg’s classic is back in cinemas. Here, Neill reflects on its legacy, his Britishness – and why he’s glad to be alive
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‘My film made $180 million at the box office – but I’m not making a dollar’
Sound of Freedom director Alejandro Monteverde talks conspiracies, Trump’s support – and how much he’s made from his film’s shocking success
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‘There’s a fire burning in me’: meet the pop star who defied the Ugandan president
Dissident musician Bobi Wine is the voice of his country’s hope – so why is he banned from the UK?
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Forget Barbenheimer – Sound of Freedom is the biggest box office triumph of 2023
The Trump-backed thriller about a Mormon battling child abductors is an improbable smash in the US. Will the UK embrace it too?
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Oppenheimer director Christopher Nolan: ‘Not worried about a nuclear holocaust? You should be’
The Dark Knight and Dunkirk filmmaker on putting the atomic bomb on the big screen – and what he would have done in Oppenheimer’s position
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Inside Boxing Helena, the macabre misfire that delighted Julian Sands – and broke Kim Basinger
The unhinged erotic thriller was the star’s most bizarre and controversial film – even before a single frame was shot
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Jason Schwartzman on Asteroid City: ‘I needed acting growth hormones to do this justice’
The Wes Anderson go-to didn’t always want to be an actor. Now, he’s making his seventh film with the director – and it’s his strangest yet
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Tarantino is wrong – Hollywood would be nothing without British actors
The director has sneered at British stars playing Americans. Is it because their accents are better than his?
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The petrolhead who builds hundreds of cars for Hollywood – then destroys them
Dennis McCarthy is responsible for casting and crashing every Fast & Furious car. And believe it or not, he’s a stickler for realism
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Adeel Akhtar on Bafta glory, struggling to make ends meet – and Adam Sandler’s playlist
The Sherwood actor, who made Baftas history in 2017, is up for another gong on Sunday night. So why does he still feel imposter syndrome?
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Patti LuPone: ‘The Kardashian family has ruined generations of girls’
The outspoken Broadway star on Beau Is Afraid, the ‘dumbing down’ of theatre – and the problem with standing ovations
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Jim Broadbent on JK Rowling: ‘I think she is amazing – I would support her’
Woody Allen? Brilliant. The BBC licence fee? A bargain. With an enviably eclectic career, the actor has learnt to look on the bright side
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Sasha Lane on How to Blow Up a Pipeline: ‘I’m just offering some oomph’
As the Conversations with Friends star returns to the big screen, she reveals why, without acting, 'I don't think I'd have survived'
