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Sharon Stone says she’s not involved in Basic Instinct reboot: ‘I don’t know why you’d do it’

silverguide.site – The original film’s 80-year-old writer Joe Eszterhas will take a $2m fee for a new script but Stone will play no role in the film…
Sharon Stone says she’s not involved in Basic Instinct reboot: ‘I don’t know why you’d do it’
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Mistress Dispeller review – goodness and vulnerability shine through in candid love triangle doc

silverguide.site – Elizabeth Lo gets participants to be extraordinarily open about their messy affairs as she follows a woman who helps spouses remove lovers from their partners’ lives…
Mistress Dispeller review – goodness and vulnerability shine through in candid love triangle doc
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The Home review – Pete Davidson gets spooky with retirement-facility horror

silverguide.site – Davidson stars as a convict doing community service in a home for older people, in a film that falls short on internal logic and feels like a subpar Get Out…
The Home review – Pete Davidson gets spooky with retirement-facility horror
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Grand Prix of Europe review – rodents hit the road in easy-going family animation

silverguide.site – The story of mice with a need for speed, this gentle feature voiced by some champion acting talent steers a safe but satisfying course…
Grand Prix of Europe review – rodents hit the road in easy-going family animation
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‘He gave me a massage. I’ve never been in more pain in my life’: Terence Stamp remembered by Paul Andrew Williams

silverguide.site – The writer and director of Song for Marion recalls moments of bravado, tenderness and alarming physical fitness with the late actor…
‘He gave me a massage. I’ve never been in more pain in my life’: Terence Stamp remembered by Paul Andrew Williams
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Quentin Tarantino weighs in on one of cinema’s big questions: what is the best Tarantino movie?

silverguide.site – Director names his ‘masterpiece’ film, along with his favourite and the one he was ‘born to make’…
Quentin Tarantino weighs in on one of cinema’s big questions: what is the best Tarantino movie?
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‘You’re gonna need a bigger bank account’: how a Jaws child actor turned a fleeting appearance into a fortune

silverguide.site – The cheques keep rolling in for Jeffrey Voorhees, who played short-lived shark victim Alex Kintner when he was 12 – and he’s not the only one…
‘You’re gonna need a bigger bank account’: how a Jaws child actor turned a fleeting appearance into a fortune
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‘These are moist times we live in’: the strange, sticky world of Australian film-maker Philip Brophy

silverguide.site – Brophy’s short films Salt, Saliva, Sperm & Sweat and No Dance have been restored for a whole new generation of twisted moviegoers…
‘These are moist times we live in’: the strange, sticky world of Australian film-maker Philip Brophy
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The AI future is too scary even for James Cameron. Where can the Terminator franchise go from here?

silverguide.site – He complains tech is moving faster than he can write a script, but the director who invented machines thinking for themselves is still more creative than them…
The AI future is too scary even for James Cameron. Where can the Terminator franchise go from here?
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‘It’s like a stone gets shoved into the river of your life’: Eva Victor on sexual assault drama Sorry, Baby

silverguide.site – The actor’s dirercting debut has been acclaimed for reimagining the ‘trauma plot’. Victor discusses bootcamp with Barry Jenkins – and what you can learn from working in a bridal shop…
‘It’s like a stone gets shoved into the river of your life’: Eva Victor on sexual assault drama Sorry, Baby
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Terence Stamp obituary

silverguide.site – Strikingly handsome British actor hailed for his film roles in Far from the Madding Crowd, Billy Budd and Superman…
Terence Stamp obituary
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Christy review – outstanding actors and Cork landmarks shine in a moving and funny Irish drama

silverguide.site – Diarmuid Noyes and Danny Power play two brothers finding their feet after time in care in a social-realist film with heart and humour…
Christy review – outstanding actors and Cork landmarks shine in a moving and funny Irish drama
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Joe Caroff, designer of James Bond 007 logo and countless iconic film posters, dies aged 103

silverguide.site – The artist, whose work can be also seen in posters from West Side Story to Cabaret, Manhattan and A Hard Day’s Night, worked on more than 300 campaigns, often uncredited…
Joe Caroff, designer of James Bond 007 logo and countless iconic film posters, dies aged 103
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Asian Persuasion review – indie New York romcom of divorcee meddling in his ex’s dating life

silverguide.site – A coffee-shop owner tries to get out of paying alimoney with a scheme that lacks finesse at best and is sociopathic at worst…
Asian Persuasion review – indie New York romcom of divorcee meddling in his ex’s dating life
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A Road to a Village review – striking visuals ballast Nepal drama of haves and have-nots

silverguide.site – Widening gulfs in mountain society drives one father to the precipice in Nabin Subba’s humble yet mythic parable…
A Road to a Village review – striking visuals ballast Nepal drama of haves and have-nots
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‘I luxuriate in the weird details’: why Highlander is my feelgood movie

silverguide.site – The latest in our series of writers paying tribute to their favourite comfort watches is a journey back to the unusual sci-fi antics of 1986…
‘I luxuriate in the weird details’: why Highlander is my feelgood movie
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Gal Gadot blames ‘pressure on celebrities to speak out against Israel’ for box office failure of Snow White

silverguide.site – Israeli actor says she received death threats after her co-star Rachel Zegler supported Palestine in a post on X…
Gal Gadot blames ‘pressure on celebrities to speak out against Israel’ for box office failure of Snow White
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Dongji Rescue review – epic tale of British PoWs saved by Chinese fishers gets blockbuster treatment

silverguide.site – With Imax cameras and an $80m budget, this second world war epic about the rescue of 384 British prisoners boasts stunning scenes but a simplistic script…
Dongji Rescue review – epic tale of British PoWs saved by Chinese fishers gets blockbuster treatment
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‘Not the tea-cosy Yorkshire’: the film about carwash workers showing the dark side of the Dales

silverguide.site – The Ceremony is an award-winning film about migrant workers on a grim mission with a corpse. Its director relives a shoot hampered by hailstones, flash floods and frozen moors…
‘Not the tea-cosy Yorkshire’: the film about carwash workers showing the dark side of the Dales
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On the Edge review – gripping study of France’s overstretched mental health system

silverguide.site – A documentary following the only staff psychiatrist in a Paris hospital reveals both the indifference of society and a doctor’s devoted care…
On the Edge review – gripping study of France’s overstretched mental health system
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