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Ryan Reynolds 'snubbed' acting

Ryan Reynolds "snubbed" acting as a career when he was younger.

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Jodie Foster glad of 'raw' Mel Gibson

Thursday, 16 June 2011

Jodie Foster is thankful for Mel Gibson's "raw" portrayal of a man suffering a breakdown in 'The Beaver'.

Terre'Blanche, Wuornos... now Broomfield sets sights on Palin

Tuesday, 14 June 2011

Darling of the US right next up for film-maker famed for turning his lens on the notorious

Sebold film had most complaints

Tuesday, 14 June 2011

Peter Jackson's dramatisation of The Lovely Bones has become the most complained-about film of the past year.

'Dam Busters' dog renamed

Saturday, 11 June 2011

The mascot of RAF 617 Squadron, a dog owned by Wing Commander Guy Gibson, is to have its name changed in a remake of the 1955 film The Dam Busters.

For their eyes only: Inside the world of the film censor

Wednesday, 8 June 2011

Adam Sherwin asks what was so bad about Human Centipede II – and who chooses what we can and can't watch?

Disney to cut jobs as DVD sales fall

Wednesday, 8 June 2011

Walt Disney is expected to cut about 200 positions at its movie studio unit, as it reduces its focus on home entertainment distribution of DVDs.

Blockbusters of cinema's arthouse

Monday, 6 June 2011

Rob Hastings: A property developer has amassed the world's biggest film poster collection. Now it's up for sale.

Britain gets a taste for the drive-in movie

Sunday, 5 June 2011

Film lovers are discovering the delights of outdoor showings. At £25 per car, Kate Youde finds a growing band of devotees

Sport on Film: Pitch battle that rightly gives Windies their place in history

Sunday, 5 June 2011

There's a scene towards the end of Fire in Babylon when Bunny Wailer (of Bob Marley's band) stops berating his dogs and says of Viv Richards: "If he had not gone into cricket, he would surely have been a dreadlock rasta man. Real deal." It's a delightful moment that had the audience cracking up. But you couldn't help thinking how different things might have been if the Master Blaster had just sat around all day smoking big spliffs rather than flaying England's bowlers to all parts.

Violent film trailer banned by watchdog

Wednesday, 1 June 2011

A violent film trailer featuring a man's head exploding which was broadcast during an episode of cult teen dance show Glee has been banned by the advertising watchdog.

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