Patrick Smith

<p>Jesse Eisenberg: ‘I’m in a constant state of nervousness’ </p>

Jesse Eisenberg: ‘My wife shaped every thought I’ve had as an adult’

The sardonic, straight-faced star of ‘The Social Network’ sits down with Patrick Smith to discuss his new film ‘A Real Pain’, his friendship with ‘fairy godmother’ Emma Stone, and the ‘transient’ effects of his early fame – with a special appearance from his seven-year-old son

<p>Richard Linklater: ‘There’s been this reduction of the male, you know’ </p>

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Richard Linklater: ‘Would Dazed and Confused be made today? No way’

<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>‘Regardless of your colour of your skin, regardless of how tall you are or short you are or what sex you are, regardless of how you identify, you should have the ability to play anything’ </p>

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Andy Serkis: ‘I defy anyone not to tap their foot to Michael Jackson’

The lead cast, including Noah Taylor, Patrick Fugit, Kate Hudson, Billy Crudup, Fairuza Balk, Jason Lee and Anna Paquin, in front of Stillwater’s tour bus

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Rock, groupies, golden gods and that Quaalude kiss: Almost Famous at 20 by the stars and director who made it

Cameron Crowe, Kate Hudson, Billy Crudup and Patrick Fugit talk to Patrick Smith about the classic film that captures the Seventies rock scene

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Rock, groupies, golden gods and that Quaalude kiss: Almost Famous at 20 by the stars and director who made it

Cameron Crowe, Kate Hudson, Billy Crudup and Patrick Fugit talk to Patrick Smith about the classic film that captures the Seventies rock scene

<p>Jeff Bridges: ‘When I look at my performances as an eight-year-old, it makes me cringe’</p>

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Jeff Bridges on cancer and Covid: ‘I learnt to dig every little thing’

<p>Rotten Roman: Paul Mescal in Ridley Scott’s ‘Gladiator II’ </p>

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Gladiator 2 is awful – no wonder it made Russell Crowe uncomfortable

<p>Bill Hader: ‘There’s a big self-criticism that can be disruptive in your personal life’ </p>

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‘I don’t like how I sound’: Bill Hader on Barry and body image

<p>Laura Linney: ‘I had no problem being a sideline to Jason Bateman – I just wanted to make sure that sideline was interesting’</p>

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Laura Linney: ‘Nothing is more dangerous than ignorance and arrogance’

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Laura Linney: ‘Nothing is more dangerous than ignorance and arrogance’

<p>‘For every column about cancel culture, there’s one less about real dangers’</p>

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Michael Sheen: ‘Boris Johnson is the absolute worst of politics’

<p>‘Does it affect what I’m doing, or how people perceive me as an actor? Maybe it does:’ Viggo Mortensen on new film ‘Falling’ and ‘Green Book’s troubling legacy </p>

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Viggo Mortensen: ‘The criticism of Green Book is based on bulls***’

<p>Head of Culture Patrick Smith with friends at End of the Road festival in 2019</p>

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Music festivals have saved me so many times

‘You know, in Franco’s Spain, everyone was guilty until you proved the opposite. Well, we’re living in a society where you can be guilty in a second’

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Antonio Banderas interview: ‘Tarantino should be free to make his art'

‘I feel free again to be more relaxed’: Andrew Garfield

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Andrew Garfield: ‘The Kardashian effect is sick-inducing’

<p>Sigrid: ‘I don’t always have the answer'</p>

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Sigrid: ‘It is scary to be that vulnerable’

<p>‘We shot ourselves in the face by voluntarily leaving the only economic union we’re ever going to be invited into’ </p>

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Jack Davenport: ‘What would Shakespeare make of a trigger warning?’

‘Actors shouldn’t be flying around in private jets. We don’t have to do that.’

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Mark Ruffalo: ‘Hollywood has been white supremacist for 100 years’

'I believe in being an actor – I want it to be that anyone can play anything.' Alicia Vikander stars in new Netflix film ‘Earthquake Bird’

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Alicia Vikander interview: ‘Women are very harsh against one another’

Maggie Rogers: ‘I make music because I need it to breathe’

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Maggie Rogers: ‘I had a panic attack and ran off stage sobbing’

<p>Eddie Howe salutes Newcatle fans after a draw at West Ham</p>

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Newcastle enter break buoyant despite late mistakes at West Ham

Eddie Howe’s Newcastle extended their unbeaten run to seven games with a 2-2 draw at the London Stadium on Sunday – a dramatic reversal after a stuttering start to the season

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Newcastle enter break buoyant despite late mistakes at West Ham

Eddie Howe’s Newcastle extended their unbeaten run to seven games with a 2-2 draw at the London Stadium on Sunday – a dramatic reversal after a stuttering start to the season