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Adrian Lyne's thriller about an affair gone wrong made knife-wielding ‘bunny boiler’ Glenn Close a sensation. But was she the villain?

Despite many attempts, there’s never been a successful movie about the French emperor. Can Ridley Scott’s forthcoming epic lift the curse?

For all the hundreds of millions thrown at Hollywood blockbusters today, none can match the wit of this 1946 film noir

The horror saga returns to cinemas with Evil Dead Rise. But in 1993, Sam Raimi's screwball sequel almost finished it – and its star – off

Modern remakes of 1980s erotic thrillers are all the rage. Yet Ken Russell’s censor-baiting shocker remains out of bounds – for good reason

Assassin, JFK conspirator, or fantasist... Charles Harrelson had a checkered career – and may have fathered more than one Hollywood star

Before scented candles and skiing incidents ruined her career, Gwyneth Paltrow made a Dickens even more modern than the BBC's. Yet it worked

Using Super8 film, satire and a pinch of David Fincher and Prokofiev, the HBO drama opens with one of TV's great puzzles. What does it mean?

The 1938 Oscar winner snubbed Asian stars and cast heavily made-up white actors in Chinese roles. Has the Academy finally redeemed itself?

What happens when the cameras have gone? A new film, Subject, reveals the human cost of the ‘golden age of documentaries’