Autobiography

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Fresh off its title reveal, Steven Soderbergh’s John Lennon: The Last Interview has kicked off sales and is accelerating toward a special Cannes screening.

Hamburg’s smoke and sweat are back as BBC and ZDF launch Hamburg Days, unveiling a cast ready to become Lennon, McCartney, Harrison and Best in the gritty origin story of The Beatles. Produced by W&B Television, Turbine Studios and AGC Television.

Mindhunter withdrawal? These razor-sharp psychological thrillers deliver the brain-twisting cases and slow-burn chills you’ve been craving.

After a bold, definitive TV farewell, Peaky Blinders backtracks in its sequel movie, trotting out a tired antihero twist that undercuts the show’s most powerful ending.

Sylvester Stallone, famed for his action roles, is set to unveil a project in 2026 that’s neither a Rambo nor a Rocky film. Discover what the legendary actor has in store for his fans this time.

After the lukewarm response to New York, New York, Martin Scorsese spiralled into a personal crisis. Discover how this difficult chapter led him to create one of his most acclaimed films.

Margot Kidder, the unforgettable Lois Lane, faced a series of personal battles after her Superman fame. Discover the challenges she endured and the legacy she left behind.

Kirk Douglas’s brief but turbulent guest role on The Simpsons saw the Hollywood icon impose strict limits on his recording session, yet his performance left a lasting mark on the show’s legacy.

Morgan Freeman discusses the emotional toll of portraying real people, having only taken on such roles twice, including his acclaimed turn as Nelson Mandela in Invictus.