It’s a Wonderful Life. I remember watching it one Christmas with a whole bunch of guys, tears running down all our faces. Photograph: Kobal
Dark Water – my least favourite way to die must be drowning, so that whole scenario with the body floating in the dark tank really got me. Photograph: PR
Who was that actress in the top hat in The Unbearable Lightness of Being? Lena Olin. She worked! Photograph: Kobal
It’s a Wonderful Life again – the scene where he finds Zuzu’s petals in his pocket on the bridge. Photograph: Ronald Grant Archive
Groucho Marx. The sanity clause scene, from A Night at the Opera. Photograph: Kobal
Some of the landscapes in The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor they shot in China are amazing. But is there anything as striking as Monument Valley in those old westerns? Photograph: Kobal
A psychologically deranged schizophrenic, with a normal part of me that relates to people, and then another part that completely loses that connection. That’s all civilisation is, that recognition of other people. Professor Moriarty.
Editor's note: This picture shows Basil Rathbone as Sherlock Holmes, Moriarty's nemesis Photograph: Ronald Grant Archive
It’s obvious, isn’t it? George Clooney. Photograph: PR
George Clooney too. I loved him in O Brother, Where Art Thou, with his hair net he sleeps in. I do that with my hair, too – I wear a beanie to keep it down. Photograph: PR
The Red Shoes. My four-year-old daughter is into ballet, so she watched a bit of it when it was on telly the other weekend. But it’s also got story elements, and she’s a bit too young for those yet. So it got turned off again. Photograph: Ronald Grant Archive
