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1 month agoHe loved showing his bum. Loved it': the subversive genius of Kenneth Williams
I wanted to mention Kenneth Williams because he was so profound, Allen tells me. And yet, because he was also funny, that profundity hasn't been acknowledged. As a child, I connected with his outsiderness. Rather than trying to fit in, he went in the opposite direction. Not only did he not apologise for being different, but he was queer in every sense, truly at odds with the world in which he found himself.
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Television
fromBusiness Insider
1 month agoDaniel Radcliffe knows he'll be Harry Potter forever - and he's OK with that
Daniel Radcliffe successfully navigated childhood fame from Harry Potter and built a post-franchise career through unconventional roles while maintaining a reputation as a likable, professional actor.
Television
fromThe Independent
2 months agoDownton Abbey star opens up on working with 'proper multi-tasker' Guy Ritchie
Hugh Bonneville praises Guy Ritchie's multitasking directing, hints at an unconfirmable Gentlemen role, reflects on Downton Abbey's unexpected longevity, and doubts further Paddington appearances.
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1 month agoWe thought Midnight Cowboy might end everybody's career': the diverse, disruptive, Oscar-winning cinema of John Schlesinger
The esteemed film-maker was licking his wounds: his most recent picture, Far from the Madding Crowd, which imbued its 19th-century rural characters with an anachronistic King's Road style and panache, had flopped stateside. Childers approached the date with mixed feelings. He adored Schlesinger's previous movie, the jazzy Darling, starring Julie Christie as a model on the make, and had seen it three times.
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