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SNAKE EYES Not your average G.I. Joe… On the set of Henry Golding’s franchise reboot. ADVENTURE MOVIE COUPLES Jungle Cruise had us thinking about the sparkiest duos in action cinema, and you voted for the best. MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE: REVELATION Kevin Smith shares Eternia truths about his new show. It’s not a Stinkor, apaz.
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Robin Hood - PRINCE OF THIEVES
Buff looks back at how one American Kevin teamed up with another to give Nottingham’s legendary outlaw a new lease of life in Robin Hood: Prince Of Thieves. But it wasn’t all plain sailing: production problems, casting issues and on-set difficulties proving almost as dastardly as the scene-stealing Sheriff…
FLOP CULTURE - SPEED RACER
With their “live-action anime”, the Wachowskis hurtled off-road. Did it spend too much time grinding its gears for a kids’ movie?
OR IS MARGE GUNDERSON THE COEN BROS' GREATEST CHARACTER?
IS IT JUST ME…
MICHAELA COEL
IS HEADING TO WAKANDA…
CREATIVE SPARKS
ANNETTE I The American pop duo meet French auteur Leos Carax for a movie musical like no other…
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…
