Charles Jarrott obituary
British-born director known for Anne of the Thousand Days and Mary, Queen of Scots
Matthew Rhys: from Patagonia with love
Brothers and Sisters star Matthew Rhys tells Hannah Booth how a chance encounter in South America led to a part in a very Welsh film
Anna Maxwell Martin: ‘I don’t like playing saps’
Anna Maxwell Martin is about to become the face of Sunday night TV. She tells Emine Saner what makes a meaty role
Maxine Peake attacks class snobbery in drama
Industry blighted by ignorance and lack of female working class roles, says Bolton-born actor
Boardwalk Empire: the Scorsese touch
Sky Atlantic's new serial takes the time to show off all that expensive production design
Mrs Miniver shares Downton Abbey’s Julian Fellowes feeling
Peter Bradshaw: William Wyler's propaganda-laden wartime drama abounds in the kind of defiant hominess Fellowes has down to a fine art
Which TV actors would you love to see in the next blockbuster?
Richard Rogers: James Nesbitt, Martin Freeman and Richard Armitage are to star in The Hobbit. What other British television stars deserve to make the jump to the big screen?
Tonight’s TV highlights
Midsomer Murders | Wonderland: Boy Cheerleaders | Michael Wood's Story Of England | The Boys Of H Company | Mad Men | Film 2010 With Claudia Winkleman
Agatha Christie: little grey cells and red herrings galore
There's much to enjoy in Agatha Christie. Here's a selection of five of her best moments
Agatha Christie: getting away with murder
More than 4m copies of Agatha Christie's 80 whodunnits are bought around the world every year. But is she really as good as her fans say, or have they just lost the plot?
Jared Harris nabs Moriarty role in Guy Ritchie’s Sherlock Holmes sequel
British Mad Men star beats Brad Pitt and Daniel Day-Lewis to the role of detective's criminal bete noire
The rise of Andrea Riseborough
Actresss Andrea Riseborough talks to Elizabeth Day about playing headstrong women on stage and screen, and how her next role will be the most challenging yet – Mrs Simpson, directed by Madonna
Mad Men: Jon Hamm on life as Don Draper and the blessings of late fame
He spent 15 years serving in bars. But then he got his break – and what a break it was. Jon Hamm talks about life as Mad Men's Don Draper, his role in Ben Affleck's new film The Town and the blessings of late fame
John Simm: ‘Sometimes I do feel underappreciated’
His Hollywood dream turned to dust, he's not won a Bafta, and Russell Crowe nabbed his role. So is John Simm bitter? Well, maybe a bit, he tells Simon Hattenstone