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Louis Chilton picks 17 performances from talented thespians that never got the respect they deserved

(Season 1 Episode 33 of 34): Profile of the acting legend. Michael Caine: Talking Pictures airs on BBC Two HD at 3:30 PM, Saturday 6 April. Profile of the acting legend

Matt Dillon was God, the early 80s his Valhalla. A denim deity who ruled the Brat Pack with a leather fist and a blood red bandana, Francis Ford Coppola’s dangerous teen idol, Dally in The Outsiders and Rusty James in Rumble Fish. Dillon was a restless, edgy combination of Brando, Dean, and Elvis rolled into

From Lock Stock and Snatch, to Get Carter and Bull, read Empire's rundown of the best British gangster movies ever made.

Horror classic The Omen, the story of the birth of the Antichrist, started a long-running franchise, including newly released prequel The First Omen, starring Nell Tiger Free, Bill Nighy and Charles Dance.

Vardy braces rescues a point, but it’s a disappointing result for the Foxes

The current Oscars crop might be the best list in ages – but which was the best ever year for the movies? Guardian writers present their case

Hes the star of Netflixs latest heartbreaking drama series One Day that has seen viewers around the world left in floods of tears.  

Leo Woodall looks set to become a household name after starring as Dexter Mayhew in the 2009 TV adaptation of David Nicholls’ novel.

Of all the British gangster movies made around the turn of the millennium to recapture the golden days of Get Carter and The Italian Job, one film stood out. Sexy Beast was different from peers such as Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. It was weird, nasty, phantasmagorical and produced a clutch of the most memorable characters of the era. Ben Kingsley was unforgettable (and Oscar-nominated) as the manic and dangerous Don Logan, flying to Spain to twist the arm of Ray Winstone’s sun-wor...