Cynthia Nixon …and Brenda Blethyn’s characters in Secrets & Lies was Cynthia, a working-class white Londoner. She did have black a daughter, though.

posted 2 days ago in Cynthia Erivo

Price is magic in this film. He and Ronald Colman, two of the greatest voices in cinema history, acting against type = comedy gold.

posted 6 days ago in Champagne for Caesar (1950)

Kerr. Taylor had a handful of great performances and also a few bad ones; Kerr had a couple of stinkers too, but looking at her overall career, she was one of the best.

posted 15 days ago in Deborah Kerr

Great actor and an incredibly charismatic star. Check out ‘Champagne for Caesar’, if you can. Price displays an incredible gift for comedy in that one - he is hilarious. It also stars Ronald Colman - making it two of the greatest voices in Hollywood playing off one another.

posted a month ago in Vincent Price

Birdman Beetlejuice Spotlight Clean and Sober Out of Sight Jackie Brown The Paper Toy Story 3 Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Mr Mom

posted a month ago in Michael Keaton

R.I.P.

posted 2 months ago in Kris Kristofferson

Updated to note the passing of FRENZY actress Barbara Leigh-Hunt aged 88.

posted 2 months ago in Alfred Hitchcock

I'm pretty sure the first thing I saw her in was Evil Under the Sun, or possibly Death on the Nile.

posted 2 months ago in Maggie Smith

BEST Gosford Park A Room with a View The Lonely Passion of Judith Hearne The Pumpkin Eater Richard III ALSO GOOD The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie David Copperfield Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire The Secret Garden Death on the Nile Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone Tea with Mussolini OKAY Clash of the Titanis California Suite (although she and Michael Caine are far and away the best in it) Harry Potter 2 / 3 / 7 / 8 Murder by Death A Boy Called Christmas MEH The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel Harry Potter 5 / 6 The Lady in the Van Hook Sister Act Ladies in Lavender NO Oh! What a Lovely War

posted 2 months ago in Maggie Smith

Hard to pick a top three for an actor of Dame Maggie's calibre but I'll try... - The Lonely Passion of Judith Hearne - A Room with a View - The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie

posted 2 months ago in Maggie Smith

One of the greatest screen actors ever. An absolute legend. R

posted 2 months ago in Maggie Smith

I believe that the most recent film I've seen him in is Saint Jack from 1979... I honestly thought that he retired years ago.

posted 2 months ago in George Lazenby

A trailblazer, great actress. R.I.P.

posted 3 months ago in Gena Rowlands

Well the first trilogy had an actual good film in it so I guess, by default, it’s the winner here.

posted 4 months ago in Jurassic Park (1993)

Discounting Monty Python’s take, which is my favourite movie based on the legends - and captures so well the mud and shit that would have been so prevalent in daily medieval life - I’d say that the best is a toss-up between Excalibur and Bresson’s Lancelot du Lac.

posted 4 months ago in Excalibur (1981)

2001: A Space Odyssey Paths of Glory Barry Lyndon The Killing Dr Strangelove The Shining Lolita Spartacus A Clockwork Orange Eyes Wide Shut Full Metal Jacket Killer’s Kiss

posted 4 months ago in Stanley Kubrick

Great though Sellers is in his three roles, Scott gives the best performance in the movie.

posted 4 months ago in Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964)

No. Alec Guinness portrayed eight characters in Kind Hearts and Coronets, and I’m sure there must he plenty of other examples.

posted 4 months ago in Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964)

Cabaret - 9 All That Jazz - 8 Star 80 - 7 Lenny - 7

posted 4 months ago in Bob Fosse

The Devils Savage Messiah The Boy Friend

posted 5 months ago in Ken Russell