With Reagan’s biographers being all whiney about The Butler, and Naomi Watts apparently convinced that Princess Di’s been looking down on Watts as she plays her, thinking “Ooh, yes, lovely work there, Naomi,” we thought it was a good time to consider the nature of the biopic. Then we got a bit overwhelmed and decided to just harp on about a few that, for some reason or another, stood out to us.
The Queen Mother of Grime and Hepatitis herself will grace Kenneth Branagh’s Cinderella.
Is this a penis that I see before me, the helmet towards my hand?
A poster has been designed by Olly Moss commemorating 85 years of the Oscars.
We’ve been lacking in Bill Murray love for a while, haven’t we? Aside from his all too brief appearance (for us, anyway) in Moonrise Kingdom last year, we’ve waited long enough for another heartwarming starring role from Murray. In comes Hyde Park on Hudson; sentimental, amusing and heartfelt, the film follows the love affairs and political concerns of Franklin D. Roosevelt at the start of the Second World War. Murray may deliver a wholly believable performance, but the film’s tendency to drift in between storylines severely and unfairly lets it down.
It’s definitely SOMETHING about camels.
Michael Kenneth Williams joins the cast of Robocop as Alex Murphy’s partner
Young and talented eh? Damn them.
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