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Skyfall takes more than £100m at UK box office
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James Bond producers toasted the New Year with the news that Skyfall, the 23rd film in the 007 cinema series, has become the first film to take more than £100m at the UK box office. Skyfall sees Daniel Craig reprise the role of James Bond 007 alongside Judi Dench as M, Ben Wishaw as Q,…
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Blu-ray and DVD release for Hammer’s 1958 Dracula
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A restored version of Hammer’s original 1958 production of Dracula is to released on Blu-ray and DVD in March. The film’s sequel, Dracula Prince Of Darkness, is already available from retailers. Inspired by Bram Stoker’s novel, Dracula stars Peter Cushing, Michael Gough, Carol Marsh, Melissa Stribling and Christopher Lee and was directed by Terence Fisher.…
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BFI announces Doctor Who at 50 celebration
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The BFI has announced plans for a year-long celebration of Doctor Who’s 50th anniversary. The celebration will include a month in the company of a different Doctor, from William Hartnell to Matt Smith, with a screening of a classic story followed by Q&As with those who have been involved in the show both on and…
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The Two Faces of January: New Image
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Here’s a brand new image from upcoming thriller The Two Faces of January which stars Daisy Bevan and Oscar Isaac. Bevan, the daughter of Joely Richardson and granddaughter of acting legend Vanessa Redgrave, plays Lauren, a young ingénue who falls into the clutches of a small-time conman in this adaptation of Patricia Highsmith’s novel. The…
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Iron Man 3 – new picture
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Marvel has released jet another new image from its upcoming Iron Man 3, this time showing Tony Stark in a battle damaged Iron Man suit. The film continues the big-screen adventures of the world’s favourite billionaire inventor/Super Hero, Tony Stark aka “Iron Man” and follows in the footsteps of the box-office hit Marvel’s Avengers Assemble.
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BFI confirms London Lesbian & Gay Film Festival dates
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Next year’s BFI London Lesbian & Gay Film Festival will take place between 14th- 24th March, the BFI has confirmed. The 11 day event will take place right across BFI Southbank, the heart of cultural cinema in the UK, with all screens dedicated to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender (LGBT) content. The festival is being supported…