Post your questions for Teri Hatcher
What’s it like playing a Bond girl? Lois Lane? Being one degree from Kevin Bacon? The actor is here to tell all. And she might even talk about starring in the odd era-defining comedy drama
It Ends with Us review – Blake Lively anchors glossy romance adaptation
Colleen Hoover’s smash hit novel gets a winning and emotionally effective transfer to the big screen
‘Don’t kill the actors’: three friends’ quest to stage Hamlet in Grand Theft Auto
When Sam Crane and Mark Oosterveen decided to stage Shakespeare’s tragedy in the anarchic online game, unexpected humanity emerged from the mayhem
Broad City’s Ilana Glazer on her new pregnancy comedy: ‘I had no idea how effortful having children is’
After defining goofy millennial aimlessness with her beloved sitcom Broad City, the writer-actor is facing up to motherhood with new film Babes. But don’t worry: she hasn’t grown up too much
Caligula: The Ultimate Cut review – 1970s Roman empire sex shocker returns to the source
Without the extra sex that made writer Gore Vidal want his credit removed, Tinto Brass’s epic of imperial eroticism showcases a powerhouse Malcolm McDowell
Tuesday review – kooky macaw is angel of death for Julia Louis-Dreyfus in hipster silliness
If only the brilliant Louis-Dreyfus and Lola Petticrew had been left to handle the black comedy without help from a zany avian
Gracie and Pedro review – star names can’t make up for charmless cat and dog odd couple
By-the-numbers animation does nothing to lift cliched tale that squanders the talents of A-list actors including Bill Nighy and Susan Sarandon
Sky Peals director Moin Hussain and star Faraz Ayub: ‘People want to identify in one way – but our culture is mixed’
In Hussain’s debut feature, Ayub plays Adam, a mixed-race night worker in a service station fast-food outlet grappling with his identity. They talk about their shared heritage, sci-fi and getting into film
Cuckoo review – stylish horror offers atmosphere with incoherence
Euphoria’s Hunter Schafer is a convincing scream queen in this Germany-set chiller which prioritises mood over plot
Welcome to the Dollhouse: Todd Solondz’s surprisingly tender tale of schoolyard misfits
The director’s prickly oeuvre and caustic wit has seen him labelled a misanthrope – but this 1995 breakout proves he’s far sweeter than meets the eye
Crystal Voyager: the ultimate surfing film with a DIY spirit – and a Pink Floyd soundtrack
This trippy, beautiful 1973 film took the camera inside a wave for the first time, impressing waxheads and terrifying at least one very high journalist
Daughters review – heartbreaking record of girls and their imprisoned fathers
Angela Patton and Natalie Rae’s documentary about a ‘daddy-and-daughter’ prom for prisoners is an intimate window on lives torn apart by mass incarceration in the US
Chris Thorburn: Cineman review – heard the one about Sex Times at Spring Break High?
This movie-mad comic lampoons Hollywood through sketch and song but some of his material could have been left in the cutting room
Radical review – Mexico’s heartwarming answer to Dead Poets Society makes the grade
Based on the true story of an inspiring teacher arriving in an impoverished school, this bullies you into uplift but succeeds thanks to its top quality cast
David Lynch says he is not retiring after revealing he is too ill to direct films in person
The Twin Peaks creator says he has emphysema caused by smoking and cannot leave the house because of the risk of Covid