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Gina Carano was a top MMA fighter before being thrust straight into the Hollywood limelight with the lead role in Steven Soderbergh‘s Haywire, supported by a superb cast consisting of the likes of Michael Douglas, Ewan McGregor and Bill Paxton, amongst many others. We were lucky enough to catch up with Gina whilst she was… Read more
With a castle vista as the backdrop for their interviews, the cast of Snow White and the Huntsman, Kristen Stewart, Charlize Theron and Chris Hemsworth open up about the upcoming film and talk about their characters. Snow White and the Huntsman is scheduled for release in the UK 1 June 2012 and stars Kristen Stewart, Charlize Theron, Chris… Read more
Made in Dagenham director Nigel Cole‘s new film All In Good Time is out now on national release in the UK. Earlier this month I was lucky enough to sit down and chat with the director and ask him about the film and what inspired him to take it on as his next project. I… Read more
Earlier I posted my exclusive interview with All In Good Time stars Reece Ritchie and Amara Karan. As part of the press junket, I also had the opportunity to meet the lovely Meera Syal and discuss the film with her. Directed by Nigel Cole (Made in Dagenham) (our exclusive interview with him will be up later)… Read more
Directed by Nigel Cole (Made in Dagenham) (our exclusive interview with him will be up later) and based on the play Rafta Rafta by Ayub Khan Din (East is East.), All In Good Time tells the story of newly wed couple Vina (Amara Karan) and Atul (Reece Ritchie). Shortly after their wedding and following the unexpected cancellation… Read more
Cuban zombie horror film Juan of the Dead hits UK cinemas today. I got to ask the film’s director where the idea came from, why horrors have always appealed to him and what made him mix zombie horror with political satire. Where did the idea for Juan of the Dead come from? I guess it… Read more
As I sit down with Kieron Hawkes, he asks for another “amazing” cup of tea and I immediately think, “what a lovely guy, this is!” I was completely correct. He is one of the most down-to-Earth people I have ever met, and he’s also the director of new British thriller Piggy. If you have already seen the… Read more
Nicholas Sparks is no beginner at having his books adapted for the big screen. The Lucky One is his eighth book to be adapted into a film and sees Zac Efron and Taylor Schilling in the lead roles. I got to chat to him about what it’s like working on the adaptations and if he… Read more
Unless you’ve been avoiding all media over the last week, you’re likely to know that The Avengers have been to town. With posters adorning the city and a massive European premiere, it’s hard to not be excited for the release of the latest Marvel project. Last week, during a particularly rainy London afternoon, the majority… Read more
The Cabin in the Woods is one of the few select films Filmoria has given a 5/5 rating for its ‘originality and flawless blend of gore and humour’. So it was with plenty of excitement then that we recently went to discuss the brilliant Cabin in the Woods with the film’s Director and Co-writer Drew… Read more
The premiere of Dexter Fletcher’s directorial debut Wild Bill was held on March 20th at Cineworld Haymarket. The director himself, and the majority of the cast, made an appearance at the premiere including: Charlie Creed-Miles, Will Poulter, Liz White (The Woman in Black), Iwan Rheon (Misfits), Leo Gregory, Charlotte Spencer and Jason Flemyng. An appearance… Read more
You know the conversation where you say “If someone were to play you in a film, who would it be?” Well what would it be like to have your dream choice actually play you? Benjamin Mee was on hand at last night’s special screening of We Bought a Zoo to discuss just that. We Bought… Read more
Way back in 1999, The Blair Witch Project stunned and frightened audiences with the first groundbreaking film in the ‘found footage’ genre and influenced and influx of films to follow in the years to come. With the genre regularly updated with ever-impressive films, film fans have become accustomed to the use of shaky cam as… Read more
Thanks to the lovely people at the Apple Store in London, I got to see Andrew Stanton, director of John Carter, talk about the transition from animation to live-action movies and how being a fan is such a massive part of what he does. The man behind Wall-E and Finding Nemo has waited most of… Read more
This documentary follows a complex supply chain between Siberia, Japan and the U.S. within the modelling industry. It is told through the eyes of the scouts, agencies and a thirteen year old model. Throughout this entire film, I kept thinking to myself, how did the filmmakers gain access to the world and home videos of… Read more
The news that Titanic was being re-released this year has been met with a mixed response of glee and utter scepticism. Fifteen years after its original release and exactly one hundred years since the real Titanic sank, the film that rocketed Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet to stardom is being re-released worldwide in both 2D and 3D.… Read more
On Thursday 12th January 8pm EST / 5pm PST (1am GMT), Filmoria will be hosting a live online Q&A webchat with Angelina Jolie to discuss her writing & directorial debut, In The Land of Blood and Honey (brought to you by PartnersHub). This exciting and interactive event will give you the opportunity to ask Angelina… Read more
This year, the BFI London Film Festival‘s closing film was The Deep Blue Sea, starring Rachel Weisz and Tom Hiddleston and directed by Terence Davies. The film, which opened in the UK this week, has a strong noir feel and intoxicating depiction of 1950s London along with a fantastic musical score. You can read our… Read more
Elfar Adalsteins is the director of Sailcloth, a new short film starring John Hurt. The story follows a man living out his final days in a nursing home and his mischievous plan to escape to his beloved sea, using his bedsheets and a lot of cunning. The film takes the audience on a journey filled with light… Read more
The British Guide to Showing Off charts the mounting of The Alternative Miss World Show 2009 and delves into the history of the show and the life of artist, Andrew Logan. The show celebrates creativity and transformation, has been running since 1972 and has been a major part of alternative culture in England since its… Read more
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