How Daniel Radcliffe quietly became the most interesting actor of his generation
From ‘The Boy Who Lived’ to ‘The Man Who Thrived’.
Author: Scott Campbell Archives: 07/2024
It isn’t Bruce Campbell: the one thing Sam Raimi includes in all of his movies
It isn’t a Raimi flick without it.
“It only comes out when you mic him up”: Morgan Freeman spoils Clint Eastwood’s big secret
Loose lips sink iconic ships.
When ‘The Duke’ crossed the pond: the only movie John Wayne made in the UK
A unique entry in his filmography.
The movie Ron Howard called “a hell of an opportunity to get some experience”
It ended up as a pivotal moment.
“There was a magic quality”: the movie that made Martin Scorsese aware of the power of film
An eye-opening experience for young Marty.
Cinema’s favourite background viewing: the movie to appear in the most movies
An independent classic that’s always on in the background.
Why Ray Winstone turned down one of the greatest TV shows of all time: “I guess I’m old-fashioned”
At least he doesn’t regret it.
‘L’Age d’Or’: Luis Buñuel and Salvador Dali’s banned surrealist sex comedy
The two provocateurs were up to their old tricks.
“I got sucked into that vortex”: James Cameron’s out of control apprenticeship with Roger Corman
A steep learning curve for a rookie.
“I must confess I have never subsequently been interested”: Stanley Kubrick once revealed the movies he almost made
Not that his filmography ended up lacking.
“They always gave me the benefit of the doubt”: Michael Caine explains the cunning plan behind his legendary career
Intentional, or a happy accident?