HBO has released the first trailer for forthcoming limited series The Undoing, starring Nicole Kidman and Hugh Grant.
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First look: A Very English Scandal – trailer
Here’s our first look at the BBC’s big new drama starring Hugh Grant and Ben Whishaw.
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Who’s attending the 2018 BAFTA Film Awards?
The list of presenters and guests for this year’s BAFTA Film Awards has been revealed.
This year’s ceremony sees Joanna Lumley take over presenting duties.
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Take Paddington 2 home
One of the best films of 2017 will be released on DVD, Blu-Ray and digital download in March.
Grant, Scott-Thomas and Janney to discuss their careers
Hugh Grant, Kristin Scott-Thomas and Allison Janney will each be the subject of BAFTA’s A Life In Pictures in the run-up to Christmas.
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Whishaw, Bonneville, Grant et al due at Paddington 2 world premiere
Ben Whishaw, Hugh Bonneville and Hugh Grant have all been confirmed to attend the world premiere of Paddington 2.
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Paddington 2 – new character posters
A whole heap of new character posters have been released to promote the forthcoming Paddington 2.
Watch: Paddington 2 – new trailer
Paddington is back in a brand new trailer for his latest film.
First look: Grant and Whishaw in A Very English Scandal
Hugh Grant and Ben Whishaw star in a new drama set in the 1960s when homosexuality had just been decriminalised.
Grant plays Liberal party Jeremy Thorpe who was put on trial for conspiracy to commit murder of his former lover Norman Scott, played by Whishaw.
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Paddington 2 – footage screening thoughts
Yesterday I was lucky enough to go along to a screening of some footage from Paddington 2.
The event was introduced by Hugh Bonneville, aka Mr Brown, and featured four clips from the new film.
As always, any sequel to a film that you loved first time round always involves a bit of trepidation. Can they capture the magic again?
Well I’m glad to say that from the footage I saw yesterday, writer/director Paul King certainly has.
