Mrs Fletcher review – Kathryn Hahn charms in thought-provoking comedy
A HBO series based on Tom Perrotta’s excellent novel about porn and consent offers up wit, intelligence and a remarkable central performance
Downton Abbey review – ridiculous, vanilla-flavoured fun
Imelda Staunton joins Maggie Smith and co in this standalone film that feels like an intensely glucose Christmas special
Cara Delevingne on her big TV breakthrough: ‘I don’t want an easy ride’
Her eyebrows launched 1,000 photoshoots but now the top model is making it big on screen – as an exiled faerie in a fantasy thriller opposite Orlando Bloom
The New Pope review – enter a seductively camp John Malkovich
Jude Law haunts Paolo Sorrentino’s glorious follow-up to The Young Pope, but Malkovich’s purring pontiff-in-waiting is divine
El Camino: what can we expect from Netflix’s Breaking Bad movie?
After five seasons, the acclaimed show is returning for a TV ‘event’ with speculation rampant over what’s in store for Jesse
Viola Davis set to play Michelle Obama in TV series
Oscar-winning actor will become the former first lady in a show that will explore the personal and political lives of first ladies
Netflix announces Breaking Bad film starring Aaron Paul
Actor to reprise his role as Jesse Pinkman in a sequel nearly six years after show’s finale
Game of Thrones’ Daniel Portman: ‘People expect Podrick – that’s not what they get’
Renowned as the squire and surprise Casanova in Thrones, the star is now wrestling with audiences in Edinburgh. He talks about his meteoric rise to fame and why he won’t be going back to school
Joseph Fiennes: ‘I’ve done my bit for society – I’ve illustrated the patheticness of misogyny’
The star of the hit dystopian drama says he doesn’t like to equate Donald Trump’s politics with the show. But, he adds, sometimes you just have to point out the blazingly obvious …
Bruce Lee’s daughter on resurrecting his lost TV epic: ‘We righted the wrong’
Shannon Lee has finally made the martial arts saga her father dreamed up. She remembers ‘the inner energy’ of the kung fu superstar Hollywood – and Tarantino – made a mockery of
Spoiler alert: it’s getting harder to keep plot lines from readers
In the age of watching TV shows weeks after an episode has aired, how long should spoiler alerts last, asks the Guardian’s readers’ editor Paul Chadwick
Streep, Clooney … Cruise? Why no one is ‘too big for TV’ any more
Hollywood stars used to turn their noses up at television, but now Meryl Streep and George Clooney are stealing the show in your living room. Who might join them next?
Rip Torn, cult actor and Artie in the Larry Sanders Show dies aged 88
Star of a string of 60s classics fell foul of Hollywood because of his temper but found a fresh lease of life in comedy, from TV’s Larry Sanders Show to the Men in Black films
The Sandman, Catch-22, Cloud Atlas … is there such thing as an ‘unfilmable’ book?
Books by authors like Neil Gaiman and Gabriel García Márquez have been dismissed as too difficult to adapt. With Netflix offering both time and cash, is that true anymore?
‘It’s ghost slavery’: the troubling world of pop holograms
Dead stars from Whitney Houston to Maria Callas are going on tour again. As Miley Cyrus explores the issue in a new Black Mirror, we uncover the greatest identity crisis in music today