The reviews are in for Hemingway & Gellhorn, the racy HBO television movie that aired in the US this week, and they're almost as hotheaded as the films' subjects.

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Intruders (15)

Two imaginative children, Mia (Ella Purnell) in London and Juan (Izá* Corchero) in Madrid, are haunted by Hollow Face, a beast who steals children's faces.

When I really felt in the firing line... at the premiere of my first film

Tom Bradby has been shot during riots in Indonesia, he has reported from Northern Ireland at the height of the troubles, and he has unwittingly triggered the biggest crisis in the British media for a generation. But the ITV News Political Editor has found a new terror – attending film premieres as a guest of honour.

ITV’s rising star and political editor of ITV News, Tom Bradby

Tom Bradby: 'War zones? It's going to film premieres that really terrifies me'

ITV's rising star Tom Bradby tells Ian Burrell about his new political chat show, his relationship with the royal princes – and his other life as a movie writer

Intruders (15)

Starring: Clive Owen, Carice van Houten

Trust (15)

Starring: Clive Owen, Catherine Keener

Arthur, Jason Winer, 110 mins (12)<br/>TT3D: Closer To The Edge, Richard De Aragues, 103 mins (15)<br/>Pina, Wim Wenders, 103 mins (U)

Russell Brand plays the billionaire hedonist, so what could possibly go wrong?

Closer Look: PS3 Move and the best of its launch titles

S3 Move, Sony’s motion control peripheral, hits stores on Friday and brings with it the release of a number of Move exclusives and updates to a select few existing games — most notably Heavy Rain, Tiger Woods PGA Tour 11 and Resident Evil 5.

It's been emotional, Guinevere: Ritchie to take on Camelot

Classic King Arthur tale to be 'reimagined' for modern audience by Guy Ritchie

The Boys Are Back (12a)

Scott Hicks, after the unpleasant belch of foodie-flick No Reservations, is here back on the life-affirming carousel he first rode with Shine.

Revealed: why children of older men are more likely to have health problems

Oxford study identifies mutant cells affecting sperm

Duplicity, Tony Gilroy, 124 mins, 12A

Julia Roberts and Clive Owen try to outwit each other in a slick comedy-thriller with plenty of twists

Holding out for a hero: Frank Miller on his 20-year tussle with the film industry

Frank Miller created the Dark Knight, and the template for the brooding superhero. So why did it take 20 years for Hollywood to give the comics genius a film of his own to make?

The Pink Panther (2006)

Directed by Shawn Levy

Toulouse 37 London Irish 17: Noves unleashes cavalry and class to crush Irish sense of adventure

The final 20-point margin gave an accurate reading of a pulsating game which a near-capacity crowd saw turned into an almost 88-minute festival of entertainment, but the 500 or so faithful fans who had come to support the men from the Madejski Stadium could cheer a side going home with heads held high.

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