Richard Kiel reflects on becoming Jaws, the life-changing impact of Cubby Broccoli, and why Bond's most beloved henchman still endures.

As British cinema faced collapsing audiences, funding crises and fierce competition from television, a new generation of ...

Amid industry decline and shrinking audiences, British cinema reinvented itself in the 1980s with bold new voices, classics ...

Danny DeVito reveals how a snake bite on the Romancing the Stone set left him desperately trying to save Michael Douglas.

Sam Neill and Julian Dennison recall Taika Waititi's comedy genius, the famous Ricky Baker song and the making of a beloved ...

Forty years on, Stephen Frears and Hanif Kureishi reveal how a low-budget Channel 4 film became one of the most influential British movies ever made.

British cinema faced crisis and change in the 1980s. These ten films show how the industry reinvented itself against the odds ...

Gary Busey has never been one to shy away from a bold creative choice – or a bit of chaos. His performance as the unhinged Commander Krill in Under Siege was already dialled up to eleven, but it’s the ...

Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey arrives in cinemas in more formats than any major release in recent memory. What’s significant is that each version meaningfully changes what audiences see and hear.

If 2026 proves anything, it’s that family cinema is no longer confined to talking animals and gentle morals (although there is some of that!). The year ahead brings cosmic adventures, literary fantasy ...

The year was 1987. John Hughes ruled the teen market, and multiplexes were dominated by the glossy, earnest high school angst of The Breakfast Club, Pretty in Pink, and Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.

Few moments in cinema are as unforgettable as Quint’s USS Indianapolis monologue in Jaws. The chilling speech, delivered by Robert Shaw, transforms the film from a thrilling shark adventure into ...