Following in the footsteps of The Tudors and Spartacus comes Camelot, another high-profile, high-budget quasi-historical drama (with added fantasy, in this instance).

Starring: Ray Winstone, Temuera Morrison

A decent British cast are wasted in this objectionable British gangster saga, which falls desperately short of the films it tries to ape – Get Carter, Carlito's Way etc.

A new British horror movie casts Ray and Jaime Winstone together in a film for the first time. On set in Wales, they reveal the secrets of the family profession to Charlotte Cripps

Readers review this week's big film

Ray Winstone has been invited to Prince William's wedding.

The runaway train came down the track and, er, I tried not to nod off

This authentic- looking adaptation of Ken Follett's mightily ripe, bestselling historical novel, set during 12th-century England's time of "Anarchy", is hugely enjoyable.

Back in the dark ages, Noel Edmonds and his pink pal Blobby ruled Saturday evening TV.

Famed for his work with stars such as Thom Yorke, UNKLE's James Lavelle has now curated a major exhibition of art inspired by his music. Charlotte Cripps meets him - Download three free tracks below!

Martin Campbell directs this dated remake of his own much-loved BBC series, with Mel Gibson as a cop investigating his daughter's murder – so he's only got himself to blame.

This chamber piece from the writers of Sexy Beast features Ray Winstone, Ian McShane, Tom Wilkinson, John Hurt and Stephen Dillane as five gangsters who gather for a pow-wow after Winstone discovers that his wife (Joanne Whalley) has been unfaithful.

Colin Diamond (Ray Winstone), a gangster, spends much of this film snivelling about his estranged wife and struggling to decide whether to kill the French waiter she's sleeping with.

From sexy to psycho – what a difference a decade makes