Magnificent – but is it war?

The greatness of Bob Odenkirk

Film

It took a few decades, but he’s finally achieved the prominence he deserves

Alexander Larman

Terence Stamp, that bloody-minded and deeply individualistic actor, did not so much define the decade as bend it to his will

Alexander Larman

He had a remarkable career in American film, and one that can be seen more clearly now

Alexander Larman

Mia Farrow doesn’t even appear until page 313 of Patrick McGilligan’s latest film biography

Lynn Barber

Book Review

The actor’s memoir is less of a spectacular failure on the level of The Godfather Part III than a literary Righteous Kill

Nat Segnit

Film
September 12, 2024
The obsession over recruiting young actors is draining Hollywood
What we end up with is a bunch of generic young nobodies who won’t alienate (sorry) global audiences
James Innes-Smith
Book Review
September 12, 2024
Michael Richards’s memoir is heavier on introspection than laughs
Entrances and Exits shows the Seinfeld actor’s clever, energetic, dissatisfied, self-critical mind at work
Christopher Sandford
Film
June 29, 2024
Horizon is a Kevin Costner vanity project that takes itself seriously
It has the cinematography you’d expect of a Western
Deborah Ross