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The Little Mermaid to Children of Men: the seven best films to watch on TV this week

A splashy retelling of the Disney classic starring the brilliant Halle Bailey, and Alfonso Cuarón’s dystopian thriller gets even better with age

The Guardian - UK

Liaison review – Eva Green’s spy thriller is a total mess of a TV show

This multilingual drama is a weird jumble in which post-Brexit Britain gets cyber-attacked. Its plot is convoluted, its dialogue baffling and its romantic segments hammy

The Guardian - UK

Where lesser known Trainspotting actors are now - from Hollywood stardom to reality TV

It's been exactly 27 years since cult classic Trainspotting was released, a film that launched the careers of several actors - and while many know what Ewan McGregor is up to these days, what happened to the lesser known stars?

Edinburgh Live

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‘Really given me sleepless nights’: readers on their scariest movie endings

After Guardian writers shared the endings that gave them nightmares, you replied with your picks, from Seven to Under the Skin

The Guardian - US

Pupil is looking to pursue career in teaching thanks to having her own inspirational teacher

Amy Tasker wants to follow in primary teacher Peter Mullan's footsteps after feeling supported in the classroom

Daily Record

‘Laughing at farts is the bedrock of a good relationship’ – the writer of Marriage shares his wisdom

With Mum and Him & Her, Stefan Golaszewski took the sitcom to new heights. Now he’s stepping into drama – with a series about ‘messy, tricky, glorious’ wedded bliss, starring Sean Bean and Nicola Walker

The Guardian - UK

Who's in the cast of Sky's new film The Hanging Sun

The Sky Original is set the close the 79th Venice International Film Festival which begins on September 10

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Trainspotting lesser-known stars now from Harry Potter to Lord of the Rings

Trainspotting was a Scottish phenomenon when it was released in 1996, launching the careers of some very familiar faces in showbiz - but what about those who aren't as popular?

Edinburgh Live

Where are Harry Potter's Scottish stars now? Hollywood, TV stardom and prison

Not every Scot who appeared in the Harry Potter franchises has gone on to greater things as we look at their talent over the years.

Daily Record

Coatbridge actress takes to stage in new Scottish musical Orphans

Amber Sylvia Edwards is appearing in the world premiere of an innovative theatre adaptation of the cult film.

Daily Record

Orphans review – buoyant musical about death, grief and boozing

Four adult siblings react to their mother’s death in wildly different ways, in this raucous musical adaptation of Peter Mullan’s 1998 film black comedy

The Guardian - UK

Celtic stage show planned to put Rangers legend at centre of celebrations before actor Peter Mullan stepped in

The production to commemorate Celtic's 1988 centenary season was a smash hit with Hoops fans - but an Ibrox hero almost took centre stage.

Daily Record

Where Scottish Harry Potter stars are now from Hollywood to prison

The fantasy franchise launched the careers of several major stars, but others' career trajectories took a wildly different turn after their appearance in the global phenomenon.

Edinburgh Live

Diary of a director: ‘I am buzzing off the passion and sweat of this gang’

Cora Bissett is staging a musical adaptation of Peter Mullan’s film Orphans for the National Theatre of Scotland. Here, she shares her notes from rehearsals

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Skint review – a vivid, unflinching examination of modern poverty

Derry Girls creator Lisa McGee and film-maker Peter Mullan oversee these vivid 15-minute monologues about being poor. The uniformly strong tales they tell are too rarely seen in drama

Glasgow Live

Glasgow Film Festival announces 2022 programme featuring 10 World premieres

World premieres at GFF include Christina Ricci's Monstrous and Skint, a series of powerful monologues about living in poverty from a creative team led by Peter Mullan, Jenni Fagan, Cora Bissett and Derry Girls creator Lisa McGee.

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