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Legendary casting director Lynn Stalmaster dies at 93 Michael Ordoña © (Chris Pizzello / Invision) Lynn Stalmaster receives his Academy Award from Jeff Bridges at the 2016 Governors Awards. (Chris Pizzello / Invision) Hollywood legend Lynn Stalmaster, whose name was synonymous with casting for more than 60 years, died at his home Friday of natural causes, according to a statement from his family. He was 93. Stalmaster's accomplishments are too numerous to list exhaustively, but among them: He became the first casting director to receive an honorary Oscar in 2016; he was t...

Where’s it on?  BBC1, Monday, 12.05am All the President’s Men (1976) In the week of Trump’s second impeachment, here’s a timely reminder of the investigation that led to Nixon’s resignation back in 1974. Coming up on its 45th birthday, Alan J. Pakula’s conspiracy thriller is an enthralling dramatisation of the Washington Post’s investigation into the break-in at the Watergate offices. Many Hollywood films of the Watergate era were dyed in disillusionment and paranoia, including Pakula’s own The Parallax View (1974), but All the President’s Me...

Share with: Richard Widmark features as a former U.S. Navy submarine commander in this complex Cold War action drama from 1954. When submarine commander Adam Jones (R. Widmark) travels to Tokyo after receiving a strange package containing a $5,000 he is wondering what this is all about. The mystery becomes clearer when Jones meets Professor Montel (Victor Francen) an acclaimed French scientist believed to have defected to the Iron Curtain some years earlier and presumed missing. Montel and his fellow scientists suspect the Communist Chinese are building a secret atomic base on an island nort...

2020-12-15 Penny Thomas, Intent Communications Caption: The project has reinstated Ottawa’s Britannia Beach gradient to a depth of up to 2.4m Dredging of Ottawa’s Britannia Beach was completed in October, but before work could begin in August an extensive mussel relocation programme took place. The project has reinstated the beach gradient to a depth of up to 2.4m, which involved removal of around 9000m3 of contaminant-free sediment from a 110mx80m section of the Ottawa River. It also, however, required the tagging and relocation of 45,000 mussels. Mussel relocatio...