Here’s another reason for me to be jealous of New Yorkers (other than the fact they live in my favourite city in the world) – Cate Blanchett will make her Broadway debut later to year.
I was surprised that she hadn’t starred on Broadway before.
Continue reading Cate Blanchett heads to the Great White Way
It’s the annual Academy of Motion Pictures, Arts and Sciences’ Governor’s Awards on Hollywood on Saturday where the heat and the good come out to celebrate those who are receiving special awards – and begin their own trail to the Oscars ceremony in February.
Cate Blanchett returns to the BFI London Film Festival tonight for the official screening of her film, Truth.
One of the most eagerly awaited films at this year’s BFI London Film Festival finally has its UK premiere tonight.
Carol stars Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara with both actresses attending the screening.
I am so excited at the news that one of my favourite actresses is working with my favourite screenwriter on a film about Lucille Ball.
This morning the BFI London Film Festival announced its line-up for 2015. While there was. Lot to look forward to, there were also some glaring omissions (does LFF not like Eddie Redmayne??).
Now I’ve had some time to digest the line-up, here’s my (and this is very subjective) list of 14 films to watch.
Continue reading My 14 films to watch out for at London Film Festival
Today is one of my favourite days of the year – the day the BFI London Film Festival unveils its programme for 2015. The Festival consistently manages to programme most of the Best Pictures nominees every year – will 2015 be any different?
Those lucky Americans are being given the chance to see all three extended versions of The Hobbit in cinemas in October.
I’m very excited at the news Carol will be shown as one of the main galas at this year’s London Film Festival.
It’s that time of year again when the movie world spotlight shifts from the West Coast of America to a small town on the French Riviera. The 68th International Cannes Film Festival kicks off on Wednesday and runs until May 24. As always with Cannes, it’s as much about the parties and being ‘seen’ as it is about the films themselves.
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