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The Beatles' forthcoming film Get Back will feature footage from the 1970 Let It Be.
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One of Meryl Streep's most iconic roles took a big toll on her mental health.
The Muslim Association of Canterbury has announced it will work to help film producers.
Lisa Banes has died after a hit-and-run crash earlier this month.
'In trying to paint a mosaic of this community, we fell short. I'm truly sorry,' he wrote.
In a rare interview, Biel candidly spoke about welcoming her second child into the world.
Percy Vs Goliath evokes both Erin Brokovich and The Castle but is it as great as either?
A new documentary on Valerie Taylor who was a passionate marine conservationist.
Her comments come after the film announcement sparked calls for the movie to be shut down.
Rose Byrne revealed she is “excited” to play Jacinda Ardern in the upcoming film about the March 15 mosque attacks. Video / AP
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The A-list film focuses on New Zealand's response to the tragic 2019 mosque attacks.
The Turner & Hooch star died of cardiac complications in Los Angeles.
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Film-maker and photographer travelled to NZ's third-largest island, Stewart Island.
The reporting that broke the Harvey Weinstein scandal gets the Hollywood treatment.
The pandemic has pushed movie theatres to innovate in order to survive
The third instalment in the popular horror franchise gets a devilish twist.
Margot Robbie shot to fame after an unscripted brain snap saw her score the role.
Times: Can older films survive in a system engineered to endlessly flog the new?
A star role in the new Fast & Furious movie sees him speeding into Hollywood's fast lane.
New York Times: She became an unhinged puppy kidnapper. So why don't we hate her?
New York Times: Kate Winslet is back on the sides of buses. Without airbrushing.
Rebel Wilson has been living it up this week, and fans are loving her designer outfits.
Just one out of 23 Marvel films has been directed by a woman. But things are changing.
The sequel to the surprise horror hit is just as tense, but is it as good?
New York Times: Why the Oscar winner is drawn to playing an antiheroine.
"But no one mentioned I actually had to make out with Britney," Martin Henderson said.
"Cruella is inarguably the most famous Disney character who loves cigarettes."
The actress praised how "absolutely fantastic" the royal was at her investiture ceremony.