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Inland review – magnificent Mark Rylance powers Forest of Dean folk horror

Playing an enigmatic father figure, the actor is magnificent in young British director Fridtjof Ryder’s low-budget feature debut

The Guardian - UK

‘Don’t be frightened of chaos’: Mark Rylance answers questions from readers and famous fans

The revered actor, passionate activist and I Ching devotee fields queries on self-doubt, levelling up the arts, and turning loss into beauty

The Guardian - UK

Inland review – Mark Rylance provides ballast for Forest of Dean-set folk horror

Debut director Fridtjof Ryder’s atmospheric mood piece has promising elements but doesn’t quite deliver

The Guardian - UK

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Statue of peace protester Brian Haw to be installed in south London

Bronze maquette of activist who camped outside parliament will be sited opposite Imperial War Museum

The Guardian - UK

Who was Brian Haw? Statue to be installed in south London

The campaigner spent a decade camped in Parliament square protesting against UK and US foreign policy

Evening Standard

OPINION - Hilary Mantel showed us how real talent can cut through personal hell

I went to Hilary Mantel’s memorial service at Southwark Cathedral last week. Sir Mark Rylance and Ben Miles, who both played her hero Thomas Cromwell, did readings and there were memories from her friends and family. Two things emerged: Mantel the feminist and Mantel the muse. They are the same…

Evening Standard

Hilary Mantel was ‘a treasure of this nation’, celebration of author’s life told

The British writer was best known for the Wolf Hall trilogy about the life of Thomas Cromwell, which won two Booker prizes.

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When Hollywood needs a movie villain, the tech bro answers

“A toast to the disruptors,” Edward Norton’s tech billionaire says in Rian Johnson’s Oscar-nominated “Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery.”

The Independent UK

A love of Shakespeare is one reason to accept an honour. What’s everyone else’s excuse?

Actors aside, only the foolhardy can now say yes to a gong in the debased era of Liz Truss and Boris Johnson

The Guardian - UK

‘Mass murder makes money’: Mark Rylance’s campaign for a memorial to Iraq war protester Brian Haw

Haw, who died in 2011, camped on Parliament Square for 10 years, pushing for peace. Now actor Rylance is part of a campaign to honour him with a statue

The Guardian - UK

Celebrities call on UK banks to stop financing new oil, gas and coalfields

Stephen Fry, Emma Thompson and Mark Rylance add their voices to Richard Curtis’s Make My Money Matter campaign

The Guardian - UK

The Best Sports Shows, Movies and Books of 2022

An updated TV version of a cinema classic was the high point in a fantastic year for sports media.

Sports Illustrated

Celebrities demand release of Iranian actor Taraneh Alidoosti

Open letter signed by Emma Thompson, Mark Rylance and Steve McQueen expresses outrage at Oscar winner’s arrest

The Guardian - UK

Bones and All review: Timothée Chalamet charismatically, handsomely eats people in superb cannibal road movie

Luca Guadagnino’s follow-up to ‘Suspiria’ is as beautiful as it is ugly

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Review: Love story 'Bones and All' brings new meaning to 'I could eat you up'

No one does "mild-mannered guy who seems friendly but does this thing that suggests he'd like to slice off your tongue and use it as a coaster" better than Mark Rylance.

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: Sky Atlantic’s ruthless drama about the brutal world of football

Francesco Montanari plays an agent whose goal is to claw his way to the top in The Great Game. Plus: QI reveals the strange habits and intimate anatomy of tapirs. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

Director Luca Guadagnino: ‘I was one of those isolated guys who found solace in horror’

The Call Me By Your Name director on his new film about teenage cannibals falling in love, the view that it’s his most personal work, and why Italy is a very scary farce

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

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‘I think I can improve greatly’: James Corden on inadequacy, nerves and his return to TV acting

The chatshow host’s new Amazon show Mammals sees him team up with revered playwright Jez Butterworth for a knockout turn as a grumpy chef. The pair explain how their brilliant new show is like ‘a duet’

The Guardian - UK

On my radar: Angela Hartnett’s cultural highlights

The chef on Stanley Tucci in a new BBC murder drama, the charms of San Francisco and meeting her musical hero

The Guardian - UK

All Steven Spielberg’s films – ranked!

Ahead of the director’s Oscar-tipped semi-autobiographical drama The Fabelmans, we take a spin through his oeuvre – from Harrison Ford locked in a fridge to ET escaping from Earth

The Independent UK

Sir Mark Rylance becomes patron of long-running film festival

Purbeck Film Festival will screen scores of films at venues including cinemas and village halls to a church hall which dates back to 13th century.

The Guardian - UK

‘When is it OK to start blowing things up?’ Mark Rylance on families, Hilary Mantel and climate disaster

The actor discusses his new drama at the London film festival, being starstruck by Meryl Streep – and the best way to take environmental action

The Guardian - UK

Dame Hilary Mantel obituary

Double Booker prize-winning author best known for her Wolf Hall trilogy based on the life of Thomas Cromwell

The Independent UK

Dame Hilary Mantel: Booker Prize winner whose Wolf Hall engrossed a generation

The author has died at the age of 70.

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