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Released seven years later and with the same name, a TV adaptation is loosely based on the iconic film.

I don’t know if we can point the finger at Saltburn and the endless TikTok homages that Emerald Fennell’s film about a big house has spawned. I don’t know if it can be attributed to the rise of floppy-haired posh chefs such as Julius Roberts or floppy-haired comics like Henry Rowley. Is it because a Game of Thrones actress has been cavorting on shooting weekends with the Hon Peregrine Pearson? Or because one of the world’s hottest DJs is the Marlborough-educated son o...

Gordon Ramsay is making changes to renovation plans at his £7m London mansion to ensure they are in keeping with his neighbours homes.

Henry Cavill is set to star in Guy Ritchie's new action-comedy, The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare, and the trailer has now been released.

Bryce Dallas Howard and Sam Rockwell get into double-identity spy trouble

For over a quarter-century, Jason Statham has been kicking ass. Here's every Jason Statham movie ranked, to guide you through his best.

Gonzalez is starring in the film The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare

Apple TV+As a director, Matthew Vaughn (Kick-Ass, X-Men: First Class, the Kingsman series) is like a brasher, more cartoony version of Guy Ritchie, all “crazy” badass bluster and pop genre posturing, and he doesn’t alter his over-the-top ways with Argylle, a scattershot and empty-headed spy story that futilely tries to tap a Romancing the Stone (or even The Lost City) vein. Its comic touch almost as heavy-handed as its slow-motion-drenched action is dull, it seems primarily ...

'Snatch' producer Matthew Vaughn tells BroBible a story about needing a night of Guinness to convince Brad Pitt to star in the film.

Don’t let the trailers that have been stalking your every move fool you: This movie is a disaster.