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<p>Andrea Arnold: ‘American TV is almost like a holiday from the struggles of my own films’ </p>

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Andrea Arnold on her new drama Bird: ‘The film is its own explanation’

The acclaimed director of ‘American Honey’ and ‘Big Little Lies’ speaks to Louis Chilton about working with Keoghan, plucking great actors off the street, and why working in American TV felt like a ‘holiday’

<p>Clockwise from centre: ‘Legend’, ‘Showgirls’, ‘A Sound of Thunder’, ‘Hudson Hawk’, ‘Joker: Folie à Deux’ and ‘Waterworld’ are among Hollywood’s biggest flops</p>

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How I learnt to love the box-office flop

<p>The man with no name: Clint Eastwood pictured in 2015</p>

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Clint Eastwood is ‘overrated’? That couldn’t be further from the truth

<p>‘My job as director is to be a captain of a boat and the boat needs to not be hitting an iceberg!’ </p>

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Mélanie Laurent: ‘I’ve had bad experiences with actors, not actresses’

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<p>Hitch-not: Christopher Reeve and Daryl Hannah in 1998’s ‘Rear Window’ </p>

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Christopher Reeve’s lost Rear Window remake warrants rediscovery

The ‘Superman’ star’s final film was a made-for-TV remake of a Hitchcock classic. And despite its radical pleasures, it’s been lost to time, writes Geoffrey Macnab

<p>Stripe the mogwai in ‘Gremlins’</p>

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‘Spielberg put his foot down’: How Gremlins turned anarchy into gold

As Joe Dante’s singular horror-comedy is re-released in cinemas for its 40th anniversary, Geoffrey Macnab looks at the unlikely backstory behind a true original

Reviews

<p>Bear minimum: Paddington in ‘Paddington in Peru’</p>

Paddington in Peru is the worst in the franchise

<p>Mark Eydelshteyn and Mikey Madison in ‘Anora’ </p>

The funny, chaotic, tender Anora is Cinderella with sex workers

Interviews

<p>Sophie Thatcher: ‘I’m sick of looking at myself on screen looking scared’ </p>

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Heretic’s Sophie Thatcher on Hugh Grant: ‘There is no sugar-coating with him’

<p>‘I was very young, and I had thought that it was two of us, me and Cillian, do or die. And that we would, of course, play it. I didn’t really know the business’</p>

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Eileen Walsh on Small Things Like These: ‘In any religion, it’s the women who’ll be controlled’

<p>‘Sometimes the most torturous thing isn’t just the disrespect or mistreatment, but the fact that everyone’s acting like it’s not happening’ </p>

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Anna Kendrick: ‘I was being forced into dishonesty in my private life’

<p>‘Risky Business wasn’t about lusty teen boys. It was elegant’ </p>

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Risky Business star Rebecca De Mornay: ‘There are violent predators I wouldn’t work with’

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My Old Ass star Maisy Stella: ‘Justin Bieber had to approve my scene’

<p>‘Comedy is their love language’: Harper Steele and Will Ferrell, the stars of the new Netflix documentary ‘Will & Harper’ </p>

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Will Ferrell: ‘I don’t know why trans people are meant to be threatening to me’

<p>‘There’s a limit in our imagination of what women are capable of exploring in art’</p>

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Natasha Lyonne, Carrie Coon and Elizabeth Olsen: ‘Our screaming match? We were ready to rumble’

<p>‘I’m in my fifties, I have more grit and more lines on my face, and now I get to play character roles!’</p>

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Joey Lauren Adams: ‘They want you in a padded bra, they want more skin – it was just on and on’

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<p>Grant’s career, from romcoms to horror</p>

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Hugh Grant left romcoms behind – but risks a new kind of typecasting

<p>Online and offline: Ibelin Redmoore, the digital persona of the late Mats Steen</p>

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Their son died at 25. Then they discovered his secret life online

<p>Snapshot: Rodney Alcala was sentenced to death for five murders, but the real number of victims remains a mystery </p>

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Woman of the Hour and the extraordinary true story of the serial killer who got on primetime TV

<p>‘I began to question the very essence of what I was doing and why I was doing it’: Al Pacino in 1974</p>

How Al Pacino overcame addiction to become our greatest living actor

Flashbacks

<p>Best offence: The tiny stars of the ribald 2004 comedy ‘Team America: World Police’ </p>

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How Team America shocked the world (and outraged Sean Penn)

<p>Happy anniversary: Rachel Griffiths (left) and Toni Collette in ‘Muriel’s Wedding’ </p>

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Muriel’s Wedding and its flawed, brilliant heroine at 30

<p>Doing hard time: Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman in the celebrated ‘The Shawshank Redemption’ </p>

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Shawshank at 30: How a box office flop became a cinematic classic

<p>‘Get away from her you b****!’: Sigourney Weaver and Carrie Henn in ‘Aliens’ </p>

Aliens: How James Cameron made the greatest sequel in sci-fi history

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