Marianne Faithfull obituary

Singer who found pop fame and tabloid infamy in the 60s but returned to music in the 70s with Broken English, a statement of bloody-minded survival

Phyllis Dalton obituary

Costume designer who won Oscars for her work on the film epic Doctor Zhivago and for Kenneth Branagh’s 1989 Henry V

Director of Get Out Your Handkerchiefs and Trop Belle Pour Toi! who saw his role as ‘attacking society: hard, repeatedly and below the belt’

Director whose big screen credits include Jaws 2, Supergirl and Santa Claus: The Movie allongside a 50-year career in television

Stage and screen star who was part of a radical generation of actors responsible for establishing the National Theatre

Director of enjoyably twisted films including Life After Beth, The Little Hours and Spin Me Round

US director whose wildly unconventional films burrowed into the unsavoury depths of his nation’s psyche

Comedian and actor who found television fame in the 1980s on Whose Line Is It Anyway?

Broadway actor who became a television star in the sitcom Alice as a single mother working as a waitress in a diner

Oscar-nominated cinematographer who helped create the look of Tim Burton’s Batman and Terry Gilliam’s Brazil, as well as two Harry Potter films

Explorer of the properties of film whose work was seen on Channel 4 and taken up by Tate Modern

Other lives: Advocate for parents of LGBTQ+ children, passionate community volunteer and actor

Other lives: Accountant who was passionate about theatre and combined this with a talent for making personal tax less daunting

Film director and producer whose hit comedies, co-written with his second wife Nancy Meyers, drew on their relationship

Pioneering director with a vital role in India’s ‘parallel cinema’ movement who used his films to explore difficult issues