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<p>You can call me AI: Jennifer Lopez in ‘Atlas’ </p>

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Netflix’s Atlas is a film Elon Musk would love – and that’s a problem

The new top-ranking sci-fi film sees Jennifer Lopez’s techno-sceptic learn to embrace an AI system that saves her life. With concerns over real-world artificial intelligence growing, Louis Chilton asks how ‘Atlas’ managed to read the room so badly

<p>‘If you were in Clint Eastwood movies, you were in the Clint Eastwood movie business,’ Locke said in 1977. ‘You weren’t part of Hollywood’ </p>

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The tragedy of Sondra Locke, Clint Eastwood’s breathtaking muse

<p>Across the UK is a burgeoning cottage industry dealing in all things related to Ian Fleming’s suited and booted, martini-sipping creation</p>

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Premium Bonds: inside the world of 007 collectors

The 8 best movies we saw at the Cannes Film Festival

Inside Film

<p>Dance ’til you drop: Michael Sarrazin (Robert) and Jane Fonda (Gloria) in ‘They Shoot Horses, Don’t They?’ </p>

They Shoot Horses, Don’t They? showed Hollywood how to market misery

Sydney Pollack’s Oscar-winning drama cast Jane Fonda as an ill-fated contestant in a Depression-era dance marathon. Geoffrey Macnab looks at the unlikely appeal to be found in this story of strictly glum dancing

<p>British-born US actor Elizabeth Taylor, photographed in 1975</p>

Elizabeth Taylor was the Taylor Swift of 20th-century Hollywood

Ahead of a new documentary shedding light on the life and career of one of Hollywood’s biggest stars, Geoffrey Macnab looks at a remarkable actor whose artistry and versatility transcended the tabloid noise

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<p>Swim and bear it: Daisy Ridley in ‘Young Woman and the Sea’</p>

Daisy Ridley sells the Hollywood fluff of Young Woman and the Sea

<p>Léa Seydoux in Bertrand Bonello’s ‘The Beast’</p>

Léa Seydoux’s The Beast is a mesmeric blend of sci-fi and horror

Interviews

<p>‘I hate this term “culture war”. Maybe it’s naive of me to say that, but I don’t want to be part of it. I want to bring people together’</p>

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Tom Burke: ‘I was more intimidated on Mad Max than I let myself admit’

<p>‘I learnt about classism from a very young age – that my circumstances weren’t good enough for some people’</p>

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Hilary Swank: ‘I take the high road on a lot of things, but not that’

<p>‘In those moments, you’re so heated up’ – Tatiana Maslany reflects on calling Disney CEO Bob Iger ‘out of touch’ </p>

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She-Hulk star Tatiana Maslany on Marvel, Mark Ruffalo and child acting

<p>Billie Piper stars in ‘Scoop’, about the BBC’s quest to interview Prince Andrew: ‘I realised, Oh my God, there are these unsung women behind the story’ </p>

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Scoop’s Billie Piper: ‘Any abuse of power makes me feel sick and furious’

<p>‘I have a soapbox to stand on and something worth saying’ </p>

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Olivia Williams on playing Queen Camilla and her ‘harrowing’ time on Friends

<p>‘We’ve seen the celebration of being gay, of gay marriage, of having children and all of those wonderful things, but not so much the splitting up’ </p>

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Luke Evans on fashion, marriage and body image: ‘I wasn’t pretty or flawless – I looked like a bloke’

<p>Ernie Hudson: ‘We can say it’s a racial thing, but I think if Eddie Murphy had played the role I played, he would have been paid very well’ </p>

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Ernie Hudson on the new Ghostbusters sequel and the ‘disappointing’ 2016 reboot

<p>‘The most important thing for me in my career was to have arrived playing someone like that – a free woman’</p>

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The White Lotus’s Simona Tabasco on fame, sex scenes and being buried alive for her new film

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<p>‘The blood started to run in my veins again’: Martin Scorsese and Michael Powell on the set of ‘The King of Comedy’ </p>

How Scorsese helped rescue two of our best filmmakers from anonymity

<p>‘There was no way I was going to get into anything that was scandal-based or disrespectful’: Marisa Abela and Jack O’Connell as Amy Winehouse and Blake Fielder-Civil in ‘Back to Black’ </p>

‘Approval from the family? That wouldn’t work for me’: Inside the making of Back to Black

<p>Hinata Hiiragi and Sōya Kurokawa in the award-winning Japanese drama ‘Monster’</p>

Inside Monster, the groundbreaking new film exploring queer childhood

<p>The title screen for the cult 1992 video game ‘Dune II: The Battle for Arrakis’</p>

How a revolutionary video game rescued Dune from obscurity

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<p>Dog days: Ryan Reynolds as the ‘Merc with a Mouth’ in ‘Deadpool & Wolverine'</p>

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Deadpool & Wolverine’s marketing campaign thinks you’re an idiot

<p>Reason to smile: Kevin Costner has found enormous small screen success thanks to his Paramount western ‘Yellowstone’ </p>

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Bad reviews for Kevin Costner’s Horizon won’t stop Yellowstone fanboys

<p>Demi Moore attends a photocall for her new film ‘The Substance’ at the Cannes Film Festival</p>

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Demi Moore’s gory new horror movie could win her an Oscar

<p>The Serkis is in town: Andy Serkis as Gollum in ‘The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey'</p>

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More Lord of the Rings is a bad idea – Peter Jackson has gone too far

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<p>Gorgeous, willowy and insouciant: Anna May Wong in ‘Island of Lost Men’ </p>

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Anna May Wong and the mystery of Hollywood’s first Chinese-American star

<p>Nineties greats: Ryan Phillippe, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Reese Witherspoon and Selma Blair lead the cast of ‘Cruel Intentions’</p>

How Cruel Intentions compiled the best soundtrack in teen movie history

<p>Lead duo Cleavon Little and Gene Wilder, neither of whom were the first choice for their roles </p>

Blazing Saddles at 50: The story of the wackiest western ever made

<p>Fond of your face: Bridget Fonda at a premiere in 1999, and in films ‘Single White Female’, ‘Scandal’ and ‘Jackie Brown’</p>

Bridget Fonda at 60: the Nineties great who vanished without a trace

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