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Producers are scrambling to make 'gran-coms' for older audiences

The Oscar-winning actor has conquered his own fear of failure and, finally, got round to directing a movie. He talks to James Mottram

They may have been sitting down in their tuxes rather than tearing across the stage in their flares, but in the words of Barack Obama: “Guys who are not completely youthful can still rock.”

Kidman sparkles and Efron comes of age, but they can't save this jumpy crime drama

A jogger who suffered a cardiac arrest was saved after Hollywood veteran Dustin Hoffman went to his aid.

Movie legend Dustin Hoffman has lamented the end of Hollywood's golden age, criticising the industry for focusing on profits instead of making quality films.

It's always heartening when a drama finds a way to hint at backstory without having someone just sit down and dictate the character notes at you.

Even Dustin Hoffman fails to prevent this often unintelligible horse-racing story from being dull

Against the breathtaking backdrop of the Great Rift Valley, with hawks circling above, Dave Bedford, the joint race director of the Virgin London Marathon, yesterday unveiled the six Kenyans who will feature in the elite men's field on 23 April.

HBO's new drama features the oldest cast on television. It's a must-see, says Sarah Hughes

What with PMQs, a ministerial and a personal statement from the principal, we had triple Fox and a dash of tonic. PMQs. Labour want to create the impression of a large conspiracy of secret right-wing donors buying favours and selling backstage influence.

Paul Giamatti excels in this heartfelt and bold adaptation of Mordecai Richler's fictional memoir.

Meet the Parents had zip and some decent visual gags; Meet the Fockers wasn't as funny, but always watchable; this third slice of in-law bickering is obnoxiously dull.