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As he slots into the new Tetris movie, Egerton reveals how he struggles with his weight – and why Method acting is 'indulgent nonsense’

If youve ever prayed for a long piece to fall down your screen so you can clear some rows, then heres a biopic for you: "Tetris."

Welcome to the 8-bit adaptation that really comes together.

Taron Egerton fails to do much with the nostalgic examination of how Tetris, the classic game, came out of Cold War Moscow into the US

The story of Tetris creator Alexey Pajitnov and the man who helped it escape the Soviet Union, Henk Rogers, wraps Cold War thriller action around a much more intriguing contract negotiation.

The cinematic blocks just don’t fall into place.

This boardroom drama masquerading as a spy thriller is an absurdly jingoistic account of Dutch entrepreneur Henk Rogers’s wrangling of the licensing agreements for the eponymous game.

After filming the last ever episode of ITVs Endeavour actors from the Inspector Morse drama have been getting involved in other projects.

RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: Britains pension regime, once the envy of the world, was this week described by Tory peer Baroness Altman as a Hokey Cokey system in need of radical reform.

Robert Maxwell will spend the next seven to 10.5 years in prison following his sentencing by Judge John Wells in Morgan County Common Pleas Court