David Bowie’s Major Tom is an average geezer who loves his wife, a fragile human being in the hands of commercial forces he doesn’t understand, writes Victoria White

Quentin Tarantino's eighth film is almost ready to hit cinemas and The Hateful Eight is going to be a bit of a special release.

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Jan Harlan has fond memories of his time in Ireland with the late director for the making of Barry Lyndon, writes Richard Fitzpatrick.

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More than three decades after The Shining was first published, the sequel to Stephen King’s classic horror novel is finally coming out next year.

As Casablanca turns 70 years old and with just days to go to the Oscars, film critic Philip French picks the finest pay-off lines of all time

Tom Cruise was not disheartened by the scepticism surrounding his World War II epic 'Valkyrie' - insisting he has courted controversy throughout his movie career.

KATE Winslett has defended her controversial Vanity Fair photoshoot, saying it was her last chance to show off her body.

Science fiction writer Arthur C Clarke has died at age of 90, an aide to the British author in Sri Lanka said today.

To celebrate his 80th birthday (had he lived), Warner Bros have released Stanley Kubrick Special Editions of ‘2001: A Space Odyssey’, ‘A Clockwork Orange’, ‘Eyes Wide Shut’, ‘The Shining’ and ‘Full Metal Jacket’ (€24.99 each), all in double discs.

Director Stanley Kubrick thought his last movie Eyes Wide Shut was a "piece of s**t" that was ruined by interference from its stars Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman, according to actor R Lee Ermey.

Hollywood starlet Scarlett Johansson wants her next movie to be a Stanley Kubrick-style horror.

Kate Winslet has been named the nation’s favourite actress while Tom Cruise has been voted the most irritating actor in a poll out today.

It may be more than 30 years old, but the poster which launched Stanley Kubrick’s cult film A Clockwork Orange is still the best ever, according to movie fans.

Monty Python And The Holy Grail has been voted Britain's favourite British film of all time.

John Malkovich is to star in the true story of a man who tricked his way into London’s high life by pretending to be the reclusive director Stanley Kubrick.