Post your questions for Melissa Leo
The Oscar-winning actor – star of The Fighter, Frozen River, The Equalizer and now The Knife – will take on your questions
‘A celebration of the carefree’: why Ferris Bueller’s Day Off is my feelgood movie
The latest in our series of writers celebrating their favourite comfort watches is an ode to John Hughes’s 1980s classic
Eddie Izzard: ‘I once ran 90km in just under 12 hours. That was a tough day’
The comedian and actor on her favourite Bond film, revisiting the Death Star canteen and avoiding the press with Brad Pitt
People We Meet on Vacation review – Netflix travel romcom is a dull journey
Emily Henry’s hit book has been adapted into a glossily made yet charmless attempt to resurrect the friends-to-lovers formula
‘Shakespeare? I’d have a go!’ Paul Chuckle on his 50-year comedy career and his new gangster film
As he dons sunglasses to play a tough guy on screen, the actor, AKA Paul Elliott, answers your questions about moustaches, Gogglebox, Bond, Judge Jules, Liam Gallagher and missing his brother, Barry
I’m Chevy Chase and You’re Not review – abundant talent showcased in profile of SNL’s champion insult comic
Archive material shows Chase’s abilities but the times have changed around the self-aggrandising actor and comedian – and not always to his benefit
‘Pure euphoric escapism’: why Adventureland is my feelgood movie
The latest in our series of writers highlighting their most rewatched comfort films is an ode to the charming 80s-set comedy
The best films of 2025 … you may not have seen
From an old-fashioned western to a charming baseball comedy, Guardian writers pick their favourite lesser-known films of the year
‘When no one laughs, your soul leaves your body’: have you heard the one about the Bradley Cooper film inspired by John Bishop … ?
Is This Thing On? is Cooper’s third film as writer/director – and his third to wonder whether performing saves or destroys your love life. He and stars Will Arnett, Laura Dern and Andra Day talk gags, growth and relationship goals
The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants review – swashbuckling, snicker-inducing silliness
With a turn by Mark Hamill and a saltily suggestive catchphrase for Patrick, the fourth SpongeBob film shows that anything can still happen in Bikini Bottom
Anaconda review – Jack Black and Paul Rudd charm in unusual meta-comedy remake
The 1997 creature feature gets a self-referential redo that works best when it allows its two stars to lean into silliness
Obamas were supposed to meet Rob and Michele Reiner on night of their deaths
The former first lady paid tribute on Jimmy Kimmel Live to ‘some of the most decent, courageous people you ever want to know’ as Jerry Seinfeld also writes of debt to Reiner
Rob Reiner obituary
Actor and director of a string of hit films including The Princess Bride, When Harry Met Sally and A Few Good Men
‘Not a second of wasted time’: Rob Reiner’s golden run from Spinal Tap to A Few Good Men was breathtaking
In his pomp there was no genre or story this director couldn’t turn to gold – despite never being nominated for an Oscar
‘Apocalyptically funny’: why The Mitchells vs the Machines is my feelgood movie
The latest in our series of writers explaining their comfort watches is a celebration of 2021’s acclaimed animated adventure