Whiskey Tango Foxtrot review – frontline follies
A laughter-spiked drama starring Tina Fey as a rookie Afghan war correspondent is like MASH but with too much cheese
Why working-class actors are a disappearing breed
Once we had gritty TV dramas such as Boys from the Blackstuff: now we have glossy thrillers with upper-class stars. How did British screens become dominated by the privileged few? And does it matter?
From Game of Thrones to Star Wars: the casting boss behind TV and movie hits
Nina Gold reveals the secrets of her job, how she tackles diversity, and her joy at the success of John Boyega and Daisy Ridley
The Hateful Estate? Fellowes backs Tarantino for Downton Abbey movie
Period drama’s creator jokes that Django Unchained director ‘would be a natural’ to take his show to the big screen
Tina Fey working on Mean Girls musical adaption of hit teen comedy
The 30 Rock creator also weighs in on the dark tone of this year’s election and who makes her laugh during a Tribeca film festival storytellers event
Why I love… Jon Bernthal
Apparently his nose has been broken 13 times, and the result is ‘classic brute’
Neighbours co-stars Kylie Minogue and Guy Pearce reunite for new film
The actors who played Ramsay Street’s Mike and Charlene are getting back together for a film by Priscilla director Stephan Elliott
Welcome to Dragon School – the lair of the British acting elite
The Night Manager’s Tom Hiddleston, Tom Hollander and Hugh Laurie are all former pupils of the Oxford-based prep school – and they’re not the only ‘Eminent Dragons’ the institution has produced
On my radar: Daniel Mays’s cultural highlights
The actor on Harold Pinter, a great Marlon Brando documentary, a Peter Ackroyd murder mystery and Shane Meadows’s This Is England saga
Why I love… Neve Campbell
Campbell’s distinct quality is her deep sincerity: she effortlessly makes you believe she’s just a normal girl, going through extraordinary things by happenstance
‘I don’t take acting that seriously. I’m a Valley girl’: Elisabeth Moss on life after Mad Men
From Mad Men to Top Of The Lake, the High-Rise star has made her mark playing earnest, tightly wound women. So how come she’s known as the class clown?
Neve Campbell: ‘Everything about US politics makes me proud to be Canadian’
The Hollywood Scream queen is back – as a hard-boiled fixer in TV series House of Cards. Neve Campbell talks about being lonely in LA, how political back-stabbing beats running around with a kitchen knife – and why she’s backing Hillary over Bernie
God of gore: the effects legend behind Reservoir Dogs and The Walking Dead spills his secrets
The ear-slicing in Reservoir Dogs, the skull-crushing in Casino, the leg-hammering in Misery – all his work. Meet Greg Nicotero, The Walking Dead’s king of the zombies
French TV’s reputation spirals upward
The Returned, Spiral and the upcoming Marseille starring Gerard Depardieu are just the tip of France’s €67.5m TV export industry
David Harewood: depression almost made me quit acting to be a lorry driver
Homeland star speaks about rejecting script following death of school friend and highlights the lack of diversity in many TV shows