Rupert Everett

My Policeman review – poignant tale of a love triangle inspired by EM Forster’s own

Michael Grandage’s adaptation of a novel inspired by Forster’s famous ménage à trois conjours a mood of British postwar repression and guilt

Peter Bradshaw

20, Oct, 2022 @12:00 PM

My Policeman review – Harry Styles is arrestingly awkward in stodgy gay romance

Toronto film festival: A bland lead performance is one of many faults with a melodramatic and unconvincing drama about a love triangle in the 1950s

Benjamin Lee in Toronto

12, Sep, 2022 @1:00 AM

She Will review – edgy psychological horror meets feminist revenge fable

Charlotte Colbert’s atmospheric debut is anchored by Alice Krige as a fading screen icon whose trip to a Scottish retreat unearths sinister secrets

Mark Kermode, Observer film critic

24, Jul, 2022 @7:00 AM

She Will review – atmospheric tale of post-menopausal revenge fantasies

Alice Krige shines in this dark thriller, a tangy blend of folk horror and post-MeToo reckoning with a salty spike of satire

Leslie Felperin

19, Jul, 2022 @12:00 PM

Warning review – sci-fi anthology like Black Mirror sketches that didn’t make the cut

Connected stories of a doomed AI-human hybrid future struggle to hang together

Leslie Felperin

18, Oct, 2021 @11:00 AM

Soho sex workers' protest did bring about change | Letter

Letter: Cari Mitchell on the campaign to increase safety for women working in flats in London’s Soho district

Letters

16, Mar, 2021 @5:08 PM

TV tonight: how science could reverse the climate crisis

Scientists offer up their ideas about how we could reduce global warming. Plus the ins and outs of planning for holidays this year. Here’s what to watch this evening

Ammar Kalia, Ellen E Jones, Phil Harrison, Graeme Virtue and Simon Wardell

04, Mar, 2021 @6:20 AM

The 50 best TV shows of 2020: 50-1

Michaela Coel’s smart, subversive and taboo-breaking drama gave us absolutely unbeatable television – plus more of the year’s best

18, Dec, 2020 @8:09 AM

To the End of the World by Rupert Everett review – witty memoir of a Wilde life

In a sharp, scabrous account of his lifelong love of Oscar, the actor again proves himself a masterly writer

Rachel Cooke

11, Oct, 2020 @8:00 AM

To the End of the World by Rupert Everett review – a delightful writer on modern fame

Chatting up Thierry Henry, being sick on Colin Firth ... and the saga of an obsession with Oscar Wilde, told in this third memoir with Everett’s usual seductive style

Hadley Freeman

07, Oct, 2020 @6:30 AM