Capote
By rights, Capote (2005) should be virtually unwatchable but Christopher Sandford finds some redeeming qualities
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The world’s been waiting for a Rolling Stones biopic that’s fresh, irreverent and duly scandalous, with something genuinely of interest to say both about the Sixties and our own, sadly star-struck times. Christopher Sandford finds out whether Stoned is it
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Before There Was Steve McQueen There was James Dean
Fifty years on from his death, James Dean remains one of cinema’s most enduring icons. In an exclusive article for kamera, Christopher Sandford examines why Dean is still such a potent presence – and wonders whether it really is better to burn out than to fade away
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The Assassination of Richard Nixon
Sean Penn returns in typically intense style in this political potboiler about an attempted plot to bring down President Nixon in the mid 70s. Christopher Sandford sees more than a passing resemblance to Taxi Driver
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Old Blue Eyes: Paul Newman at 80
He’s one of the iconic actors of the 20th century, and believe it or not, Paul Newman is about to turn 80. With a new biography just released, Christopher Sandford looks back over the career of the hustler himself
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