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    As 'Dad's Army' turns 50, Gold commissions retrospective series

    UKTV's Gold commissions Dad's Army retrospective series 'Saluting Dad's Army.'

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    Gold interview: Matthew McConaughey on the perils of shooting in typhoon season

    The Oscar-winning star of 'Gold' says the entire film set DISAPPEARED under water while shooting in Thailand. 'Gold' is in cinemas now.

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    Gold interview: Matthew McConaughey 'extreme body transformations AREN'T damaging'

    Matthew McConaughey returns to cinemas this week in ‘Gold’ (out on 3 February) playing prospector Kenny Wells, a fictional character loosely inspired by real-life miner David Walsh who brought the Canadian stock market to its knees in the 1990s. Like Wells in the film, Walsh was a larger-than-life character – “a consumer of life” as McConaughey puts it – who died prematurely aged 52, so the 47-year-old actor filled up on life, gaining 47 pounds to look the part. It’s a stark contrast to the ex

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    Gold - New UK teaser trailer

    Inspired by true events, 'Gold' tells the story of Kenny Wells (McConaughey), a modern day prospector, hustler, and dreamer, desperate for a lucky break. Left with few options, Wells teams up with an equally luckless geologist to execute a grandiose, last-ditch effort: to find gold deep in the uncharted jungle of Indonesia.

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    McConaughWHO? Oscar-Winner Is Unrecognisably Fat and Bald In First Gold Trailer

    Matthew McConaughey has ditched his matinee idol looks for his new movie ‘Gold’. The Texan-born star shaved his head, piled on the pounds, and wore false teeth to play Kenny Mills, a down on his luck chancer who literally strikes gold in the jungles of Indonesia, for the film that hits cinemas this Christmas. The first trailer for the film from Stephen Gaghan, the writer-director of ‘Syriana’, suggests a retro-styled cautionary tale of greed and corruption in the vein of ‘Wolf of Wall Street’