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March 2024
‘They were the original gangsters!’ How Guy Ritchie’s The Gentlemen wages war on the aristocracy
King of blokey capers Guy Ritchie is back with a wild tale of a secret weed farm in a stately home – and the duke who gets drawn into a crime gang. Its stars talk about taking on the aristos, training foxes – and why women are bossing things at last
May 2023
Little Bone Lodge review – Joely Richardson is scarily fierce in tense thriller
Secrets are revealed as Richardson’s matriarch turns out not to be just a simple farmer’s wife when protecting her family
June 2022
The week in TV: Suspect; The Whistleblowers: Inside the UN; Lenny Henry’s Caribbean Britain; Ellie and Natasia
TV review
Suspect review – James Nesbitt rages endlessly in unbearable Luther-lite
February 2020
Color Out of Space review – Nicolas Cage goes cosmic in freaky sci-fi horror
A repulsive alien organism is unleashed on Earth in Richard Stanley’s scary, hokey – and often funny – extravaganza
January 2020
British stars unveil alternative Bafta list in film diversity row
Actors and directors speak out over awards omissions and highlight ‘invisible talent’ that deserves a place on the red carpet
April 2017
The Hatton Garden Job review – hackneyed heist
The Hatton Garden Job review – a swift and methodical theft of everyone's time
January 2017
Vanessa Redgrave at 80: a career on stage – in pictures
Vanessa Redgrave has captivated theatre audiences since her early days at the RSC. She has starred alongside her father, siblings and children, enthralled Broadway and is still commanding the stage as she enters her ninth decade. We salute some of her finest performances
June 2016
The G2 interview
Vanessa Redgrave on why she was ready to die: ‘Trying to live was getting too tiring’
The legendary actor, 79, on ageing, religion, human rights and the notorious Oscars speech that stalled her Hollywood career
April 2016
Papa: Hemingway in Cuba review – Hollywood's Havana horror
The first Hollywood film to be shot in Cuba since Castro isn’t close but no cigar – the Ernest Hemingway biopic is an oceangoing embarrassment
December 2015
Papa: film about Hemingway's Havana years raises hope for Hollywood in Cuba
Biopic about American author’s life in Cuba makes history as first US production filmed on the island since 1960 trade embargo
October 2015
The Wars of the Roses review – a revival that’s more pageant than revolution
The Wars of the Roses review – Trevor Nunn's courageous remount of cycle is thrilling theatre
September 2015
Shakespeare’s Wars of the Roses – the Elizabethan era’s Game of Thrones
Royalty, revolution, adultery ... Trevor Nunn explains what motivated him to revive the great Shakespearean trilogy of The Wars of the Roses: the first box set
July 2015
The Q&A
Q&A: Joely Richardson
‘What do I most dislike about my appearance? That I look really hard’
May 2014
A farewell to arms? Hemingway biopic heralds new chapter for Cuba and US
Papa, about friendship between author and journalist, is first big Hollywood movie to be filmed on island in more than 50 years
November 2012
Ivanov – review
Ethan Hawke's visceral approach to Ivanov seems at odds with Joely Richardson's quietly controlled Anna in an off-kilter yet involving production, writes Alexis Soloski
June 2012
TV review
TV review: All in the Best Possible Taste with Grayson Perry; Joely Richardson on Shakespeare's Women
Grayson Perry is a true wizard – he takes the musings of the upper classes and transmutes them into art, writes Lucy Mangan
March 2012
The Lady from the Sea – review
Joely Richardson follows the family tradition with a bristling performance as Ellida in Ibsen's classic, writes Killian Fox
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