Writer Laura Grillo discusses grief, Britpop nostalgia, Jarvis Cocker, yellow trousers and the absurd heart of What Would Jarvis Do?.

Explore Robin Williams' legendary 2002 dark period, from Insomnia to One Hour Photo, as he revealed why he embraced playing complex, unsettling villains.

Robert Davi reflects on playing Franz Sanchez in Licence to Kill, shaping Bond's darkest villain, and the film's lasting 007 legacy.

Discover how Sir Sean Connery broke his silence in a rare final interview to reflect on James Bond, director Terence Young, and 007's enduring legacy.

Griffin Dunne looks back on Martin Scorsese’s After Hours, from Tim Burton’s lost vision to late-night shoots and the wild ending that almost was.

Catherine Mary Stewart reflects on making sci-fi classic The Last Starfighter, working double shifts, and meeting legendary co-star Robert Preston.

Discover how Jon Cypher brought Duncan (Man-at-Arms) to life in 1987’s Masters of the Universe, featuring script rewrites and behind-the-scenes memories.

Explore the best Rob Reiner films ranked, from Stand By Me to When Harry Met Sally. Discover the definitive list of this legendary director's greatest hits.

Gabriel Byrne reveals the chaotic, joke‑filled making of The Usual Suspects, from the infamous line-up scene to the on‑set antics that shaped the cult classic.

A childhood car‑ride story turned into a chaotic, cream‑splattered musical as Alan Parker and his young cast built Bugsy Malone against all odds.

Brian Henson reveals how grief, bold choices and Michael Caine’s intensity shaped The Muppet Christmas Carol into a beloved holiday classic.

From Victorian battlefields to modern minefields, we rank the ten greatest films about British soldiers that capture the grit, humour and heart of the squaddie.

From a cricket bag to the National Film Registry, the star of Stanley Kubrick’s dystopian masterpiece recounts the gruelling shoot that defined his career.

Alex Winter looks back at the "most excellent" making of Bill & Ted, from his first meeting with Keanu Reeves to the secrets behind their iconic style.

From a surprise letter to the ruins of a London gasworks, Matthew Modine reveals the chaotic, "backwards" brilliance behind Stanley Kubrick’s Full Metal Jacket.

From Philip Seymour Hoffman to Regina King, explore how the world’s greatest character actors use nuance and soul to transform storytelling into a deeper truth.

From a personal panic attack to an Oscar nomination, director John Kelly discusses his hit animation Retirement Plan and collaborating with Domhnall Gleeson.

Oscar-nominated filmmaker Pen Densham discusses his 18-year journey to "emancipate" his vision, trading Hollywood’s rigid rules for the fluid, sensory world of Qualia.

Rik Mayall played Peeves in Harry Potter but was cut from the film; discover why the mischievous poltergeist never made it to Hogwarts.

Discover the wild true story of John Belushi’s midnight fridge raid and the chaotic, record-breaking production behind the cult classic The Blues Brothers.

From Carrie Fisher’s addiction battle to the Wadsworth that almost was, discover the high-stakes casting secrets behind the cult classic board game movie.

Discover the story behind Largo, the BAFTA-qualified short film tackling the refugee crisis through a child's eyes. Featuring Tamsin Greig and Kevin McNally.

Director Zak Fenning and star Tony Cook talk "A Gangster’s Life": a gritty Brit-crime debut blending London murk, Greek escapes, and "pre-installed" chemistry.

Critics shred the $75M Melania film, calling it a "scowling void" with a 6% Rotten Tomatoes score. See the most brutal reviews.

Sean Young reflects on No Way Out, recalling an unsettling audition, uneasy nudity, and why the film — and her performance — wouldn’t be made the same today.

From burying actors alive to accidental fireballs, discover how John Carpenter used "no-nonsense" practical effects to create cinema’s most terrifying icons.

Rik Mayall played Peeves in Harry Potter but was cut from the film; discover why the mischievous poltergeist never made it to Hogwarts.

Explore the best Game of Thrones locations in Northern Ireland. Discover Winterfell, the Kingsroad, and more with our 3-day itinerary for the ultimate fan trip.

Inside the social media backlash to Melania Trump’s "vanity project" as Amazon’s record-breaking gamble faces a box-office chill.

Stimson Snead on turning time-travel irritation into a cult sci-fi comedy — and why Tim Travers was built to break every paradox in the book.

Director Alexander Saul and producer Rebecca Pruzan discuss turning a personal ritual into a darkly funny, Oscar-qualified story of interfaith coexistence.

What Christmas movies are available to watch on Sky Cinema & Now TV in 2025? Top 10 Films takes a look at the one's worth watching.

What Christmas movies are available to watch on Sky Cinema & Now TV in 2025? Top 10 Films takes a look at the one's worth watching.

UK filmmakers Lawrence Jacomelli and Victoria Taylor forge Blood Star, a tense desert thriller shot in ten days and driven by instinct, grit and raw emotion.

Discover the best Christmas films on Netflix for 2025 — from romcoms to family favourites — with our festive guide to the top holiday movies to stream.

The Fit Prince brings a queer, interactive holiday romcom parody to London. Linus Karp and Joseph Martin discuss its origins, cameos and festive joy.

Discover the wild behind-the-scenes stories of Graham Chapman’s dark comedy The Odd Job — from rock star backers to a role almost played by Keith Moon.

Michael Biehn reveals how he and Bill Paxton narrowly escaped a drug scare with London police during the making of Aliens. A wild behind-the-scenes story.

Watch Mr Burton on BBC One, 10 Nov at 8pm. A powerful biopic honouring Richard Burton’s centenary, starring Toby Jones and Harry Lawtey.

From The Thing to Some Like It Hot, discover 10 movie remakes that outshine the originals with sharper storytelling, style, and unforgettable performances.

Peter MacNicol recalls how a risky accent, quick thinking, and a touch of Carpathian flair turned his “nothing role” in Ghostbusters II into a fan favourite.

From Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan, Pluribus stars Rhea Seehorn as a reluctant hero in a genre-bending Apple TV+ sci-fi drama premiering November 7.

Explore horror films that don’t start as horror — stories that begin as romance, drama, or thriller before transforming into something terrifying.

Roger Moore’s wildest near-arrest involved Peter Sellers, a fake customs raid, and a honeymoon “gift” that turned out to be white powder in an envelope.