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O’Hara lives American dream playing with Hollywood royalty Clint Eastwood

IF you have ever played golf with Clint Eastwood – and I appreciate that is a pretty preposterous opening gambit – one assumes you were tempted…

The National (Scotland)

After 30 years, ‘Groundhog Day’ holds up, and you can say that again

Chicago connections are many for the Bill Murray classic that’s funny, poignant and way better than sweet vermouth on the rocks, with a twist.

Chicago Sun-Times

Second World War in film: 20 of the best war movies ever made

D-Day marked the beginning of the end of the Second World War, a period of our history captured on screen in all its guts and glory. Graeme Ross sticks his head above the parapet...

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Daniel Day-Lewis over Bradley Cooper?!: The 13 most confusing Oscar mistakes of all time

OSCARS 2025: From awarding Rami Malek’s all-teeth performance as Freddie Mercury to Julianne Moore winning Best Actress for the wrong movie, the Oscars have always inspired confusion and frustration. Ahead of this year’s Academy Awards, Adam White explores the most egregious mistakes in recent Oscar history

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Review: Tom Hanks gives 'A Man Called Otto' an easygoing sincerity

It says something about the current state of studio filmmaking in Hollywood that all the things that make "A Man Called Otto" stand out are things that really should make it commonplace. The film is made with a level of craft and simple competence that has become shockingly rare. A…

Los Angeles Times

Scots Clint Eastwood superfan surprised with incredible bedroom mural of hero

Albert, 58, is obsessed with the steely-jawed icon, best known for films such as A Fistful of Dollars and police thriller Dirty Harry.

Daily Record

Christmas past, Christmas present: how secular Britain found new ways to celebrate the season

The census shows the UK is now a minority Christian country – but inventive blends of the pagan and pious still bring us together in deep midwinter

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How Jordan Peele, Antonio Banderas and sea monsters lift these animated films

Among the contenders for the 2023 animated feature Oscar are a gorgeously framed, important lesson for kids (and adults); the return of Henry Selick in a collaboration with Jordan Peele; and a startlingly good entry in the "Puss in Boots"/"Shrek" franchise.

Los Angeles Times

‘Tulsa King’ review: Sylvester Stallone is a New York gangster starting over in ... Oklahoma?

As the creator of the “Yellowstone” franchise, Taylor Sheridan’s notions of masculinity are not what you’d call expansive, but instead sit comfortably within the same mold that produced John Wayne and Clint Eastwood. A similar but distinctive brand of masculinity exists in stories about the mob. With “Tulsa King” on…

Chicago Tribune

TV tonight: Strictly’s Oti Mabuse tells the reality of growing up in post-apartheid South Africa

Mabuse’s return home is shadowed by racism and inequality. Plus, Brian Cox on How the Other Half Lives. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

‘Good luck with your horse opera!’: Hugo Blick on his rule-breaking western The English

At the heart of this subversive frontier tale is a sumptuous but doomed love story. That’s what makes it the renowned TV writer’s most radical and pleasurable work yet

The Guardian - UK

The Wonder to Spirited: the seven best films to watch on TV this week

Florence Pugh plays a nurse sent to moniter a girl who hasn’t eaten for four months in a stunning historical thriller, while Will Ferrell and Ryan Reynolds bring the festive fun with their Christmas Carol remix

The Guardian - UK

Judi Dench jokingly chastises Louis Theroux over interview question: ‘Am I the only one who heard that?’

‘Out!’ joked the actor to Theroux

The Independent UK

Dame Judi Dench tells Louis Theroux that soft spread ad paid for her £8m farmhouse

But the James Bond star has no recollection filming the one-off ad almost four decades ago

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The Independent UK

Judi Dench calls Clint Eastwood ‘the most laidback man I have ever met’

‘At the end of the scene, he says, “Stop.” Not “cut”,’ actor recalled of being directed by Eastwood

Inverse

'Black Adam' producer teases future DC crossovers — even Batman

'Black Adam' producer Hiram Garcia reveals the past and future for Dwayne Johnson's epic anti-hero in the DC Universe.

Asharq Al-Awsat

Can the Rock Steady the DC Universe with ‘Black Adam’?

In Hollywood’s superhero era thus far, there has been one particularly conspicuous absence: While a parade of big-name actors have taken their turns donning various spandex suits, Dwayne Johnson — arguably the biggest movie star in the world — has, until now, sat out the trend. The Rock didn’t really…

The Independent UK

Can the Rock steady the DC universe with 'Black Adam'?

In Hollywood’s superhero era, there has always been one particularly conspicuous absence

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My worst moment: The time Marcia Gay Harden became starstruck by Clint Eastwood and bit her tongue — badly

CHICAGO — On the new CBS legal drama “So Help Me Todd,” Marcia Gay Harden plays a high-powered lawyer who hires her talented but aimless son (Skylar Astin) to work as her in-house investigator. Let the high jinks ensue. “What drew me was the comedy,” said Harden. “Solving the cases…

The Guardian - UK

‘If the Ringway goes, I’m leaving’ – the fight to save Birmingham’s brutiful masterpieces

When Clint Eastwood posed by the glorious Ringway in the 1960s, the city boasted superb buildings aplenty. As yet more face the wrecking ball, we meet the people hitting back

The Guardian - UK

Wolfgang Petersen obituary

Versatile and ingenious director whose films included Das Boot and The NeverEnding Story

Asharq Al-Awsat

'Das Boot' Director Wolfgang Petersen Dead at 81

German director Wolfgang Petersen, who achieved international fame with films "Das Boot," "Outbreak" and "Air Force One," has died from pancreatic cancer, a spokeswoman said.

The Guardian - US

Wolfgang Petersen, director of Das Boot and Air Force One, dies aged 81

German film-maker was known for action and suspense thrillers, including In the Line of Fire, Outbreak and The Perfect Storm

Chicago Tribune

Commentary: Herd immunity against COVID-19 is unlikely. But we aren’t powerless

“A man has got to know his limitations.” That is one of the memorable phrases uttered by “Dirty Harry” Callahan, the fictional police inspector played by Clint Eastwood. Today, the world is learning its limitations in the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, and the most important lesson is that a key strategy…

The Independent UK

Keanu Reeves’s John Wick was originally scripted as a 75-year-old man

Celebrities like Clint Eastwood and Harrison Ford were among the actors considered for the film

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