Bond is back - with stubble

belfasttelegraph 01-FEB-12

Country profile: Sweden

bbc 08-NOV-11

50 yrs of 007: James Bond bounces back

indiatimes 04-NOV-11

New James Bond movie title announced

cnn 03-NOV-11

Test Your Harry Potter Knowledge

time 16-JUL-11

Stars arrive for Potter premiere

bbc 07-JUL-11

Govt to take forward policy of empowering women: Gilani

app 08-MAR-11

Women closing equality gap but not there yet

cnn 07-MAR-11

German journalists free to fly home

7days 21-FEB-11

Iranian drama captures Berlin's Golden Bear prize

abs 20-FEB-11

Asghar Farhadi Wins Golden Bear: Iranian Film Takes Top Prize at Berlinale

spiegel 19-FEB-11

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1

guardian 18-NOV-10

Emma prefers being anonymous

irish 17-NOV-10

Harry Potter stars Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint over the years

telegraph 11-NOV-10

Actress Lynn Redgrave dies of cancer at 67

latimes 04-MAY-10

Winslet and Mendes split

bbc 16-MAR-10

Air NZ to offer economy class 'beds' on long haul

ynetnews 26-JAN-10

Darfuri women live 'nightmare,' Harvard-backed study says

cnn 31-MAY-09

Neeson and sons lay Natasha to rest

examiner 23-MAR-09

Family funeral for Natasha Richardson

bbc 22-MAR-09

Broadway dims lights to honor Natasha Richardson

cnn 21-MAR-09

Broadway's tribute to Richardson

bbc 20-MAR-09

Tributes paid to late Richardson

bbc 19-MAR-09

Slumdog Millionaire, made with budget of only $15m, poised for Best Picture Oscar$

sundaytimes 22-FEB-09

Berlin film festival opens

euronews 07-FEB-09

'Slumdog Millionaire' sweeps Golden Globes

ChinaPost 13-JAN-09

'Slumdog' wins best drama Globe

cnn 12-JAN-09

Stars preparing for Golden Globes

bbc 11-JAN-09

Golden Globes website gaffe may tip Hathaway as winner

CBC 10-JAN-09

Winslet leads British charge for honours at Golden Globes

thetimes 12-DEC-08

Golden Globe nominations announced

cnn 11-DEC-08

Five-star Branagh wows West End

bbc 18-SEP-08

Venice International film festival kicks off

xinhuanet_en 28-AUG-08

Mad Men's 16 Emmy nominations crown a vintage year for American television

independent 18-JUL-08

Damages, Mad Men, 30 Rock among Emmy nominees

CBC 17-JUL-08

Downing St Heights: Yes, I'm just like Bronte's Heathcliff, Brown admits

dailymail 10-JUL-08

Rushdie aims for literary hat-trickas Booker marks 40th anniversary

independent 12-MAY-08

Rich humanity and unflinching integrity

guardian 21-MAR-08

Tributes pour in for Oscar-winning filmmaker Minghella

TurkishDailyNews 20-MAR-08

An inspiring director, a clever screenwriter and a nice guy

telegraph 19-MAR-08

Film world mourns director Anthony Minghella

euronews 18-MAR-08

[-said]: I am always glad to come to Russia. I always receive a warm welcome here, and have only positive impressions while staying in Russia

ruvr 23-JAN-12

[-said]: If I sit and speak Shakespearean verses with a cup of coffee in my hand, suddenly they have a very naturalistic and conversational quality,

rt 23-JAN-12

[-told]: I’m happy to have been part of this extraordinary phenomenon called Harry Potter,

rt 23-JAN-12

[-recalls]: My mother introduced me to Shakespeare when I was very young,

guardian 10-DEC-11

[-explains]: It's not mine,

guardian 10-DEC-11

[said:]: I think we’re both very happy that we shared making this film. It was extremely challenging to make at a time when no one was rushing forward to make ‘Coriolanus’. The fact that we can be here and honoured with nominations - it is great.

eecho 05-DEC-11

[said:]: I'm honoured and delighted to participate in this celebration of Vanessa Redgrave. She is one of the greatest actresses, inspiring to work with on so many levels. She is unique.

belfasttelegraph 13-NOV-11

[-said]: Our expressiveness and our ease with some words is being diluted so that the sentence with more than one clause is a problem for us, and the word of more than two syllables is a problem for us,

upi 28-OCT-11

[-said]: They gave me two days off, but I’ve got to be back at work tomorrow night,

theglobeandmail 14-SEP-11

[saying:]: Harry Potter

guardian 28-APR-11

[-says]: We had to look for cheap locations to shoot in and Montenegro presented itself, as did Belgrade [in Serbia],

bbc 17-FEB-11

[ explains]: When I played him on stage 10 years ago, I always saw this as a film,

bbc 17-FEB-11

[-told]: This is our world, you know,

kyivpost 14-FEB-11

[-said]: I can't help but think that if Shakespeare were alive today he would write very easily for the cinema, for the big screen,

kyivpost 14-FEB-11

Greg Dyke [said:]: We are delighted and honoured that both Ralph Fiennes, one of the world's finest and most respected actors, and David Cronenberg, one of the most original and ground-breaking film directors of contemporary cinema, have both accepted BFI Fellowships - the highest accolade the BFI can bestow.

belfasttelegraph 27-OCT-11

Young [-says that]: He [Fiennes] came round to my house, and I said to my housemates, ‘Quick, get out Lord Voldemort’s coming!’ He was quoting Shakespeare in my kitchen. It was surreal. He is very passionate and inspiring and intense. I didn’t know Coriolanus: it’s one of Shakespeare’s more modern plays and one of his noisiest.

independent 31-AUG-11