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news James Norton: 'My film made me sob and want children' © Curzon Cinemas James Norton plays John, the devoted father of four-year-old Michael [Daniel Lamont] James Norton is clearly emotional about his latest film, Nowhere Special. This is not entirely surprising, given he plays a terminally ill single parent, choosing a family to adopt his young son. "It made me cry when I read the script," he tells the BBC. Norton found it hard to hold back his tears during filming as well - he was "sobbing my eyes out" during a poignant bedtime story scene. They had to keep reshooting until he could...

BBC News By Helen Bushby James Norton is clearly emotional about his latest film, Nowhere Special. This is not entirely surprising, given he plays a terminally ill single parent, choosing a family to adopt his young son. "It made me cry when I read the script," he tells the BBC. Norton found it hard to hold back his tears during filming as well - he was "sobbing my eyes out" during a poignant bedtime story scene. They had to keep reshooting until he could do it dry-eyed, to show his character's "strength and stoicism". It appears he wasn't the only one to be so affected by the storyline. Vir...

LAKELAND — In its prime, the house ranked among the most distinguished in Lakeland, a Victorian treasure standing along a street whose very name signals prosperity. The house at 1022 Success Ave., one of the oldest in the South Lake Morton Historic District, is a modified Queen Anne structure in a neighborhood dominated by Craftsman homes and bungalows. Built before 1910, it stood stately with such exterior features as a hexagonal turret, oversized bay windows and a wraparound porch. On the inside, the home gleamed with sophisticated details: an ornate staircase, 10-foot ceilings, mahogany-...

Weighing up the real risks with AstraZeneca We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss May 21, 2021 — 12.02am Save Normal text size Credit:Illustration: Jim Pavlidis To submit a letter to The Age, email letters@theage.com.au. Please include your home address and telephone number. VACCINE HESITANCY Weighing up the real risks with AstraZeneca Twenty-nine per cent of adult Australians surveyed have reported they are unlikely to get the COVID-19 jab (The Age, 19/5). The sideeffects are the most commonly cited reason, but many people also believe ...

Former Detective Chief Inspector Jackie Malton, 70, was speaking in new BBC documentary series Bent Coppers. The three-episode series tells the story of institutionalised corruption in the Metropolitan and City of London police in the 1970s. Ms Malton retired from the Met in 1997 after a 30-year career before going on to advise producers of police television shows. Prime Suspect creator Lynda La Plante spoke to Ms Malton for hours to create no-nonsense officer DCI Jane Tennison. The character was portrayed by Helen Mirren in the long-running show before La Plante released a book of the same n...