What I think about films, TV and celebs!
I did really well for interviews at the Beautiful Boy LFF premiere – not only did I chat to Steve Carell and the real-life David Sheff (read those here), but I got to speak to screenwriter Luke Davies and director and co-writer Felix Van Groeningen. Here are my interviews.
Over the weekend, I had the pleasure of speaking to Steve Carell and David Sheff at the Beautiful Boy London Film Festival premiere – and here are the interviews.
I have been a huge fan of Timothee Chalamet since I saw Call Me By Your Name and I even championed him to win the Oscar for this performance (still believe he was robbed!) so obviously I was going to check out Beautiful Boy, which puts him firmly back in the Oscars race once again.
Tonight the stars of Beautiful Boy hit London’s Leicester Square for its London Film Festival premiere – and I have all the pics of Timothee Chalamet and Steve Carell right here.
The 2018 London Film Festival starts today! Woohoo! As always, there is a crazy amount of films being screened over the next 12 days, so here’s just a small selection of titles I’m most excited to see.
Lady Bird has received so much hype and awards nominations and I had been wanting to see for months and months, so naturally I was excited to see it and my expectations were super high. I was concerned that it might not live up the hype which preceded it, but I didn’t need to bother – it is excellent and I loved it wholeheartedly.
We were at the London Critics’ Circle Film Awards at London’s May Fair Hotel tonight and stars including Timothee Chalamet, Armie Hammer, Florence Pugh, and Hugh Grant hit the red carpet. See my pics inside!
I usually do a monthly movie preview, so this is my bumper yearly edition, in which I go through the films I’m most excited about in 2018.
This is the first time I have done a ‘favourite performances’ end-of-year list, and that’s because there are many which deserve a shoutout. Obviously some have achieved recognition at the awards, but there are plenty which won’t get a look in and I think they should get an honourable mention too.
A lot of people have been doing their end of year lists since the start of December, but I like to wait a little longer just in case there is a late entry – I thought The Greatest Showman might have made it (it didn’t) – so here are my top 10 films of 2017.
