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Emily Blunt's new drama paints the American West as a grim, lethal place. But how accurate is its gristly picture?

How a serious man of medicine – and Dirk Bogarde – gave the rascally star the witty, lightly comic role the Carry On films never could

Tarantino would have made a great gossip columnist, as the director proves in this chatty memoir about his favourite blood-spattered flicks

The Clotilda arrived in the US long after the abolition of slavery. How? Netflix's Descendant dredges up the truth

Thirty years ago, Michael Parkinson, Sarah Greene and a poltergeist called Pipes pulled one of TV's greatest pranks – and spooked the BBC

Cary Grant as 007? Dr. No played by a monkey? 60 years on, and Bond's debut might have looked very different...

Erich Maria Remarque's great novel was turned into a harrowing 1930 film – but the rising Nazi Party couldn't stand its anti-war message

Twenty years ago, a hot British director made a sexually charged drama with the world's most famous woman – his wife. What could go wrong?

Everyone’s favourite radio host was snobbish, charming and elegant – and his wardrobe was as sharp as his wit

The first James Bond film began life with a tiny budget, no stars and low expectations – then 'Ursula Undress' emerged from the sea