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Inside Out *****

There's a Pixar movie in cinemas this coming week, which is something we haven't seen in a while. And it's really, really good!

The Gunman ***

A former assassin tries to escape his past.

From Nidge to Peaky Blinders, Ireland’s top casting directors discuss the secrets of their trade with Richard Fitzpatrick

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JUDGE JULES is everything you expect a veteran superstar DJ to be: matey, motormouthed, bit of a geezer (the accent is Danny Dyer with a hint of Ray Winstone).

Noah ****

Russell Crowe was "surprised" by the "volume" of controversy surrounding 'Noah'.

East Ender and ex-boxer Ray Winstone is known for playing hard men and bruisers, but actually he’s a devoted family man and quite a nice guy.

Graham Norton, the return of Sherlock and the Ronan O'Gara documentary feature among the highlights.

Jaime Winstone says her father Ray Winstone isn't "fazed" by her raunchy sex scenes.

Mitch Winehouse wants George Clooney to play him in a biopic about Amy Winehouse.

Caroline Flack cries whenever she speaks to 'X Factor' contestant Ella Henderson.

“You gotta act like a criminal to catch one,” growls Flying Squad hard man DI Jack Regan (Ray Winstone) as he apprehends a gang of armed robbers with old-fashioned brutality in Nick Love’s revamp of the classic 1970s TV series starring John Thaw and Dennis Waterman.

Rapper-turned-actor Plan B - whose real name is Ben Drew - is taking a long break.

Screen star Ray Winstone has attacked the “scumbags” he says are damaging the British film industry.

From film to fashion, movies to music, food to travel, our critics reveal their Hot 100 choices for the autumn ahead.

SATURDAY

Jennifer Connelly is in talks to star in 'Noah'.

Ray Winstone played pranks on his castmates while filming 'Snow White and the Huntsman'.

BBC1 drama 'Great Expectations' leads this year’s Bafta TV Craft Awards, honouring behind-the-scenes talent in programme-making.

Chart-topping star Florence Welch showed she was also number one in the glamour stakes at the Brit Awards tonight as she became pop royalty in a dazzling gown.

ITV are to air a feature-length episode of 'Downton Abbey' at Christmas.

David Suchet, known for two decades as detective Poirot, is taking on another literary figure of the law by joining the cast of Dickens’s 'Great Expectations'.

Irish act The Villagers took the prized "Best Song Musically and Lyrically" award for 'Becoming A Jackal' at the esteemed Ivor Novello Awards.

Jaime Winstone’s latest role was a “dream come true”.

Ray Winstone has been invited to Prince William’s wedding in the UK.

DAVID BECKHAM’S eight-year-old son, Romeo, Prince Harry and Prince William have made their debuts on a list of Britain’s Best-Dressed “men”.

Director: William Monaghan

The British actor Ray Winstone - best known for his roles in 'Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll' and 'The Departed' - believes he would make a "great" James Bond but worries he could not compete with the physical standards set by current 007 Daniel Craig.

Russell Brand turned up at the European premiere of his new film, 'Despicable Me' - only to duck out before the film even started.

'New Tricks' star Amanda Redman has married her partner after 12 years - surrounded by TV pals.

Alan Halsall wants Ray Winstone to join 'Coronation Street' as his dad.

DEPRESSING news has reached me this week. The BBC are to hire comedian James Corden to provide an alternative – and no doubt ‘edgy’ – analysis after every England game in this summer’s World Cup.

Ray Winstone is furious that ‘The Bill’ has been axed.

Ian McKellen was today crowned the Empire Icon for his long and varied film career at the Jameson Empire Awards 2010.

Gwyneth Paltrow has signed up for Steven Soderbergh's 'Contagion'.

Following a recent history of unsavoury headlines, Gibson returns to the screen for the first time in eight years in this remake of a BBC drama.

While this British thriller is good for the most part, certainly during its opening period, you end up wishing the characters would get on with doing what they intended to do from the outset.