No more Mr Bad Guy

British director Stephen Frears is flying the flag for British feature films at this year's Cannes Film Festival. The twice Oscar-nominated filmmaker's latest project, Muhammad Ali's Greatest Fight, which is being screened out of competition, is ...

The Weinstein Co. has inked a deal for Stephen Frears Philomena paying $6.5 million for the U.S., Canada and Spain. The film stars Judi Dench as Philomena Lee, an Irish woman who searches for her son that she was forced to give up for adoption as a ...

Even though Gemma Arterton's role in Stephen Frear's adaptation of Posy Simmonds' Tamara Drewe didn't exactly earn the best reviews of her career, the actress is clearly a fan of

Dave Allen Night features interviews with Dave Allen's family, the cast and crew of Dave Allen at Large, director Stephen Frears and actors Maggie Smith and Steven Berkoff, among others. Gilly Hall, BBC Entertainment Commissioning Executive, said: ...

"The Past" The 66th Cannes Film Festival is about half over now, so I thought I'd scrape together a few minutes, in-between shooting interviews with the filmmakers and casts of most of the major films here, to share with you my assessment of way ...

Three out of Five stars Running time: 95 mins Watchable, blackly comic British thriller enlivened by likeable performances, some engagingly left-field turns and a script that's peppered with decent one-liners, though it's also increasingly ...

The Weinstein Company's boutique label RADiUS has acquired North American rights to "Blue Ruin," which premiered on Saturday in the Cannes Festival's Director's Fortnight. Written and directed by Jeremy Saulnier, whose first feature "Murder ...

Cannes Film Festival 2013 (Day 3) . Day 3 of the Cannes Film Festival saw unusual incidents occur. The day began with the robbery of Chopard Jewellery which was reportedly intended for actors. The missing jewels were reportedly valued at $1.4 ...

Wouldn't it be hysterical to mix the romantic world of Bollywood musicals of the 1950s with the farcical world of Marx Brothers-like comedies of the 1930s? The short answer, at least as demonstrated by Bunty Berman Presents... at the Acorn on ...