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Sir Mark Rylance becomes patron of long-running film festival

Purbeck Film Festival will screen scores of films at venues including cinemas and village halls to a church hall which dates back to 13th century.

The Independent UK

‘When is it OK to start blowing things up?’ Mark Rylance on families, Hilary Mantel and climate disaster

The actor discusses his new drama at the London film festival, being starstruck by Meryl Streep – and the best way to take environmental action

The Guardian - UK

Dame Hilary Mantel obituary

Double Booker prize-winning author best known for her Wolf Hall trilogy based on the life of Thomas Cromwell

The Guardian - UK

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Dame Hilary Mantel: Booker Prize winner whose Wolf Hall engrossed a generation

The author has died at the age of 70.

The Independent UK

Sons of 'Mousetrap' and Z-Cars actor win £312k inheritance fight against live-in carer

Screen and stage actor Peter Bridgmont left everything to his live-in carer when he died aged 90 in 2019 - against the wishes of his late wife

Daily Mirror

Give rebranded Actors Centre back to actors, say Mark Rylance and others

London venue with long history of offering training and networking has become Seven Dials Playhouse

The Guardian - UK

Streaming: The Phantom of the Open and the best underdog sports films

Mark Rylance’s pitch-perfect turn as the worst golfer in the Open’s history follows in the slipstream of valiant loser dramas, from Rocky and Slap Shot to Cool Runnings

The Guardian - UK

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The Phantom of the Open: Mark Rylance tees off in British comedy about crane driver-turned-professional-golfer Maurice Flitcroft

Oscar-winning star Mark Rylance is almost enough reason to watch new British comedy The Phantom of the Open, written by Paddington 2 scribe Simon Farnaby.

ABC News

The Undeclared War review – Enid Blyton could have written this cybersecurity drama

Adrian Lester, Simon Pegg and the Mark Rylance star in a glacially paced show where GCHQ staff seem like bored office workers, and the one-note dialogue feels like something from a kids’ novel

The Guardian - UK

Channel 4 The Undeclared War starring Simon Pegg and Mark Rylance to air after major Bristol film shoot

It stars some famous faces such as Simon Pegg and Mark Rylance

Bristol Post

The Undeclared War: Who’s in it, what’s it about and when’s it on?

BAFTA award-winning creator Peter Kosminsky, lifts the veil on the "most urgent battle of our time."

Wales Online

New London theatre to open with ‘frighteningly vivid’ unfinished Schiller play

Dmitry by Peter Oswald at the Marylebone theatre completes a drama by the German writer that offers a complex historical perspective on Russia

The Guardian - UK

Mark Rylance pulls out of three Jerusalem shows after brother’s death

Oscar-winning actor to attend funeral of brother Jonathan Waters who was hit by vehicle in California

The Guardian - UK

Sir Mark Rylance: West End shows pulled after star’s brother dies in motorbike crash

Three shows across June 11 and 12 have been cancelled so the Oscar-winning actor can attend his brother’s funeral in California

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The Independent UK

Jonathan Waters death: Mark Rylance’s brother dies in cycle crash aged 60

Rylance, who is currently performing shows in the West End, took time off and flew to the US to attend his late brother’s memorial service

Daily Mirror

Oscar-winner Mark Rylance's younger brother 'Jonno' dies in horror cycling crash

Mark Rylance is grieving his beloved younger brother 'Jonno' after horror cycling crash took his life last week. The tragedy is another family heartache for the Oscar-winner, who lost a stepdaughter to a fatal brain haemorrhage in 2012

Chicago Sun-Times

‘The Phantom of the Open’: A Cinderella golfer, outta nowhere, makes the British Open

Mark Rylance scores some farcical laughs as real-life mediocrity Maurice Flitcroft, but his family life gives the movie heart.

Evening Standard

Londoner’s Diary: Sackler name out of the picture at Dulwich gallery

In today’s diary: Dulwich gallery re-think Sackler endorsement/ Wombles pagent incurs songwriter’s wrath/ Rylance refuses to play famous people/Cummings says Bojo would prefer to write a book about Shakespeare than be the PM

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Salon

Mark Rylance wins as worst golfer ever

Based on the true story of a man who wanted to play golf, didn't know how, but somehow competed among pros

The Orange County Register

Oscar winner Mark Rylance plays the worst golfer in British Open history in ‘The Phantom of the Open’

At one time, Mark Rylance hadn’t been aware of the real-life story of the worst golfer in the history of the British Open.

The Independent UK

Q&A: Mark Rylance on his still-evolving life in movies

With London’s stages closed for much of the pandemic, Mark Rylance — one of the theater’s most soulful actors — made six films

The Guardian - UK

Drama should be accessible to all, not just a privileged few

Letter: Dr Geoff Readman supports Mark Rylance’s call for better theatre and drama provision in state schools

The Guardian - UK

There are two things I find impossible - sitting still and focusing. So how did I fare at the theatre?

Jerusalem is an excellent production. But sitting quietly through a play is a challenge for the neurodiverse, writes Adrian Chiles

The Guardian - UK

The week in theatre: Jerusalem; The Corn Is Green; Marys Seacole

Spellbinding Mark Rylance returns as the anarchic Johnny ‘Rooster’ Byron; Nicola Walker hits the mark in Dominic Cooke’s brilliant Emlyn Williams revival; and in praise of Mary Seacole

The Guardian - UK

Jerusalem is back, and channelling England’s rough magic once again

Jez Butterworth’s revived play taps directly into an ancient seam of anarchic, Puckish energy, says the Guardian’s chief culture writer Charlotte Higgins

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