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Doctor Who: Time Fracture is opening its doors – but what can fans expect? Check out our preview of the new immersive experience.

Paris, Texas (1984) Starting today, Laurent Kretzschmar and Srikanth Srinivasan are presenting fresh translations of the more than twenty reports Serge Daney filed from the Cannes Film Festival in 1984, when Dirk Bogarde presided over a jury that included Isabelle Huppert, Stanley Donen, and Ennio Morricone, and Wim Wenders’s Paris, Texas won the Palme d’Or. Each text will appear on the day it was published in the left-leaning newspaper Libération thirty-seven years ago. Kretzschmar has been posting translations at his blog Serge Daney in English for more than fifteen years now, and S...

Saturday, 1st May 2021 at 1:00 pm David Bradley has praised original Doctor Who star William Hartnell as he returns to the role of the First Doctor in much anticipated live event Time Fracture. Advertisement The renowned actor first played the role in 2013’s An Adventure in Space and Time, which explored the creation of the long-running series, in which he portrayed both Hartnell and the late actor’s incarnation of the Doctor. Bradley made such a strong impression on fans that he was invited back by writer Steven Moffat to play the First Doctor in two episodes of Doctor Who, both of whic...

An official description for the series reveals: "Matthew was brought up in the Barum Brethren before leaving to go to university. At 19, he knew he couldn't continue amongst the community and to his mother's shock and dismay, he declared publicly he no longer believed. "Now he's back, not just to grieve for his father, but to lead a shocking murder investigation back where it all began for him. Matthew is now forced to re-engage with the community he left, including the most painful and challenging of relationships with his mother. "After the body of a man is found on the beach close to Matt...

The Golden Compass (2007). Laurie Sparham © 2007 New Line Cinema As the old adage goes, you have to speculate to accumulate. But as several Hollywood executives have discovered—often at great professional cost—is that speculation can also lead to multi-million dollar losses, job cuts, and the ignominy of becoming a laughingstock across Tinseltown. As 15 box office turkeys showed us, sometimes all it takes is one major flop to send a studio down the dreaded path of bankruptcy. 1. It’s A Wonderful Life (1946) Yes, it’s hard to believe. But Frank Capra's five-time Oscar-nominated pictu...