2016 was a punishingly brutal year for the world of movies, a wealth of screen titans having taken their final curtain – many of them far too soon. Here we look back at the stars we have lost this year.
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Director Barry Jenkins and the Mufasa: The Lion King cast speak about the prequel and honouring the late actor's memory.
Asked for his advice for budding filmmakers, Nolan replied: ‘Find a good partner.’
This year was dominated by stylish musicals, moving dramas and gripping horror movies.
The Inception director will receive a knighthood from the King on the same day that his wife, film producer Emma Thomas, receives a damehood.
The film Kneecap has been shortlisted in the best international feature film category and for best original song.
The Mufasa: The Lion King director defends casting Beyoncé's daughter as her onscreen lion cub Kiara in the Disney movie while speaking with Yahoo UK.
Joe Brumm, who created the series, will write and direct the film, which will feature vocal talent from the TV show.
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Nobody expected the man behind Moonlight to make a big Disney prequel for his latest movie. But Barry Jenkins has poured his heart into Mufasa: The Lion King.
The career of Robbie Williams will take centre stage in new movie Better Man, which includes his early boyband years as part of Take That.
The Australian actor, 57, has four children, Sunday and Faith, with singer Keith Urban and Isabella and Connor, with ex-husband Tom Cruise.
A glass ‘hit him in the mouth’.
Pugh, 28, has been outspoken in the past about body shaming, and the pressure on actresses in the film and TV industry.
Green Day singer Billie Joe Armstrong was also at the match on Saturday.
The James Bond star praised firefighters for saving her home from the blaze, dubbed the Franklin Fire.
Chalamet bore a striking resemblance to the musician at the 2003 Sundance Film Festival.
The actor said his mother ‘showed me the great silent movies and the comedies and musicals and dramas of the Hollywood Golden Era’.
Barbie actress Margot Robbie and Euphoria star Jacob Elordi are reported to be leading the cast of the film.
The British actor described being recognised with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame as a ‘delightful honour’.
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