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Tag Archives: Alan Rickman
London Critics’ Circle film awards: Ovation for Alan Rickman
By Ray Bennett LONDON – There was only one standing ovation at the London Critics’ Circle Film Awards Sunday night and it was for someone who was not there: Alan Rickman, who died on January 14. The audience responded immediately … Continue reading
Posted in Film, News
Tagged Alan Rickman, Charles Spencer, Charlotte Rampling, Dilys Powell, George Miller, Judi Dench, Kate Winslet, Kenneth Branagh, London Critics' Circle Film Awards, Maisie Williams, Mark Rylance, Saoirse Ronan, Tom Courtenay, Tom Hardy
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TIFF FILM REVIEW: Alan Rickman’s ‘A Little Chaos’
By Ray Bennett TORONTO – Handsome and creditable, Alan Rickman’s period drama “A Little Chaos”, about the only woman to design an attraction at Louis XIV’s Versailles gardens, is more dogged than inspired. Kate Winslett plays Madame Sabine De Barra, … Continue reading
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Tagged 'A Little Chaos', Alan Rickman, Kate Winslet, Lionsgate, London Film Festival, Matthias Schoenaerts, TIFF, Toronto International Film Festival
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Alan Rickman’s ‘A Little Chaos’ to close TIFF
By Ray Bennett The Toronto International Film Festival announced that its closing film will be Alan Rickman’s period romance “A Little Chaos” starring Kate Winslet and Matthias Schoenhaerts, which Lionsgate will release in the UK.
Posted in Film, News, TIFF Toronto International Film Festival
Tagged 'A Little Chaos', 'Mr. Turner', Alan Rickman, Entertainment One, Kate Winslet, Lionsgate, Mike Leigh, Timothy Spall, Toronto International Film Festival
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BERLIN FILM REVIEW: Simon Bitton’s documentary ‘Rachel’
By Ray Bennett BERLIN – The drive to keep alive the name of a young American woman who died beneath a U.S.-made bulldozer driven by an Israeli soldier in Palestine continues in Simone Bitton’s sober documentary “Rachel.” The idealistic Rachel … Continue reading
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Tagged 'My Name is Rachel Corrie', 'Rachel', Alan Rickman, Berlin International Film Festival, Megan Dodds, Rachel Corrie, Royal Court, Simone Bitton
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MUSIC REVIEW: Patrick Doyle: Music From the Movies
By Ray Bennett “Wherever there is Pat, there is laughter, and his laugh can be heard across several counties,” said Imelda Staunton on Sunday at the Royal Albert Hall concert of film music by the great Scottish composer Patrick Doyle. … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Music, Reviews
Tagged Alan Rickman, Dirk Brosse, Emma Thompson, Imelda Staunton, Judi Dench, London Symphony Orchestra, Mike Newell, Music From the Movies, Patrick Doyle, Regis Wargnier, Richard E. Grant, Robbie Coltrane, Royal Albert Hall
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THEATRE REVIEW: ‘My Name is Rachel Corrie’
By Ray Bennett LONDON – One of the most disturbing things about “My Name is Rachel Corrie,” the Royal Court play based on the journals and e-mails of a young American who died in Palestine for no apparent reason, is … Continue reading
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Tagged 'My Name is Rachel Corrie', Alan Rickman, Katherine Viner, Megan Dodds, New York Theater Workshop, Playhouse Theatre, Royal Court
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