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FAST & FURIOUS 9 Honestly, you wait ages for one massive Episode IX and then two come along within six months. We speak to Lin, Vin and the rest of the Fast family about going one over the 8. THE MANDALORIAN Everything you need to know about the Star Wars streaming series featuring the cutest 50-year-old child the internet has ever seen. TOTAL FILM INTERVIEW We take John Krasinski to A Quiet Place (Part II) and talk to him about acting, directing and (maybe) Marvel‑ing..
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Domestic Disturbance
The Nest is Sean Durkin’s first film since Martha Marcy May Marlene and it’s well worth the decade-long wait. The director and stars Jude Law and Carrie Coon tell Total Film about a family’s fracturing in the shadow of the Overlook Hotel…
Knives Out
DUNE I Denis Villeneuve and a fighting-fit Timothée Chalamet bring Frank Herbert’s seminal sci-fi classic back to the screen.
GOYA GOYA GONE
THE DUKE - Roger Michell’s Ealing-Esque true story paints a pretty picture…
THE NEXT BIG THING EMILIA JONES IS ON SONG…
I love a challenge,” says Emilia Jones. “I welcome pressure.” Just as well. The 19-year-old Brit (Locke & Key) had to learn American Sign Language, trawler fishing and public singing for Sundance smash CODA, in which she plays Ruby, a would-be songstress with Deaf parents. At least being the daughter of The Snowman cherub Aled Jones might help, right?
Wonder Hall
REBECCA HALL has had a very good year – professionally and personally – despite lockdown. As she stars in psychological horror The Night House, she tells Total Film about reckoning with her own past, realising a long-awaited dream, and haunted bread…
GAEL FORCE
GAEL GARCÍA BERNAL returns to Hollywood for M. Night Shyamalan’s high-concept thriller Old, in which his character starts to age rapidly. It’s got him thinking about his two decades as a globally celebrated actor, and how he’s always done it his way…
CHANNING TATUM IS PUMPED FOR A COMEBACK…
I promise you I would not look like this,” said Channing Tatum recently, “unless I had to be naked in most of my movies, mostly.” After four years of animation voicework and time spent (possibly) bench-pressing buses, Tatum will be reminding us just what he looks like on-screen soon, clothed or otherwise.
JOHN CARPENTER: CELEBRATING THE MASTER OF HORROR
On the eve of Halloween Kills, Total Film meets the man behind Michael Myers, R.J. MacReady and most of your favourite ’80s movies to discuss his tumultuous career, and how he’s happier than ever making music…
GUESS WHO'S BACK
PRODUCER JORDAN PEELE AND DIRECTOR NIA DACOSTA HAVE ETCHED A NEW CHAPTER IN THE TERRIFYING LEGEND OF CANDYMAN. TOTAL FILM FINDS OUT HOW THE FILM USES BLOOD AND BRAINS TO EXPLORE THE BLACK EXPERIENCE…
'FIELD OF SCREAMS'
Michael Myers is back for blood in Halloween Kills, but this time Haddonfield is taking the fight to The Shape. Ahead of the savage middle chapter in the new fright night trilogy, Total Film speaks to the film’s director David Gordon Green and star Jamie Lee Curtis about tapping into real-life fears and sticking the knife in the big screen’s ultimate boogeyman.
