Daniel Day-Lewis

The Age of Innocence review – Scorsese’s brilliant tragedy of New York society manners

Daniel Day-Lewis and Michelle Pfeiffer are powerfully matched as guilty lovers in an Edith Wharton adaptation that bears comparison with Hollywood’s golden age classics

Peter Bradshaw

15, Mar, 2023 @7:00 AM

From Nighthawks to Tangerine: Guardian writers on their favourite LGBTQ+ movies

For the release of Billy Eichner’s groundbreaking studio gay rom-com Bros, Guardian writers discuss their best LGBTQ+ movies

Andrew Pulver, Peter Bradshaw, Lisa Wong Macabasco, Jim Farber, Ryan Gilbey, Rebecca Nicholson, Charles Bramesco, Lauren Mechling, Veronica Esposito, Benjamin Lee, Adrian Horton and Guy Lodge

29, Sep, 2022 @6:02 AM

TV tonight: the civil rights lawyer elected Philadelphia’s top lawman

Storyville’s eight-part series examines the US’s devastating incarceration rates. Plus: Bake Off: The Professionals sets the teams a carrot-shaped test. Here’s what to watch this evening

Ammar Kalia, Hannah Verdier, Phil Harrison, Ali Catterall and Paul Howlett

22, Jun, 2021 @5:10 AM

Arts organisations across England to receive £257m survival fund

Over 1,300 theatres, museums, orchestras and music venues to receive lifeline for next six months

Mark Brown Arts correspondent

11, Oct, 2020 @11:01 PM

I've never seen ... There Will Be Blood

For years, men have ordered me to watch this work of stunning genius. Having finally succumbed, it turns out they were wrong

Elle Hunt

21, Apr, 2020 @8:51 AM

Why the best film of the 21st century is There Will Be Blood

Paul Thomas Anderson’s tragic parable of society’s addiction to oil, fuelled by a zealous Daniel Day-Lewis, is a burning indictment of male aggression and an apocalyptic warning

Peter Bradshaw

13, Sep, 2019 @5:00 AM

'An account of how insane we once were' – Paul Thomas Anderson on There Will Be Blood

The director explains why he won’t quibble with his film being named best of the century – but what makes it really great is Daniel Day-Lewis

Catherine Shoard

13, Sep, 2019 @5:00 AM

The 50 best films of 2018 in the UK: No 2 – Phantom Thread

Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest, and Daniel Day-Lewis’s swansong, could have been a self-indulgent apologia for tortured male genius – but instead turned its rich observational powers on the trials of new relationships

Benjamin Lee

20, Dec, 2018 @6:00 AM