Harvey Weinstein wanted to go to lunch, but Anthony McCarten wasn't having a bar of it.

Matching films with live music is no easy feat, discovers Richard Betts.

Guillermo del Toro tells Michele Manelis why he looks at the world in a different way.

Gary Oldman tells Robbie Collin how he prepared for the role of Churchill.

The actress says she has been sexually assaulted four times while out in bars

Ever wondered what Saving Private Ryan would be like without all those men?

They took out the "super feminine" stuff, like women "commanding people/having ideas"

Critics have called it "gung-ho nonsense" and "less enjoyable than a week at boot camp".

The film is based on interviews with loved ones and hours of home footage.

It's the real-life crime story set to captivate the world.

The conservative Islamic kingdom welcomed back films after a 35-year ban.

Lebanon bans movie The Post because of Steven Spielberg's associations with Israel.

What's worth watching on the big screen in 2018? We make our picks.

The speech considered one of the greatest in history has lost none of its power in cinema.

There's a tortured story behind arguably the film's best-loved scene.

Stone was asked if she has ever faced sexual misconduct during her career in Hollywood.

Hibiscus & Ruthless is the second film by director Stallone Vaiaoga-Ioasa

""Today is one of the most indelible days of my life," says Michelle Williams.

Little girls meet 'real life' Disney character Maui, from Moana, working at a grocery store. / Supplied by Jukin Media

Top screenwriter Aaron Sorkin talks Hollywood shame and career anxiety with Ben Lawrence.

In The Post, Meryl Streep makes it count by taking the part of another brave woman.

Sharon Stone talks to Michele Manelis about fame.

Kiwi Anthony McCarten is earning a reputation for writing award-winning roles.

Guillermo del Toro has always seen the world a little differently.

Marvel fans rejoice: We're finally getting a stand-alone Black Widow film - with ScarJo.

What does 2018 have in store for the world of entertainment? We take a guess.

"This f***ing idiot is the president," ranted Hollywood star. "The guy is a f***ing fool."

The disgraced movie mogul was out to dinner with his sober coach when he was slapped.

Actors are up in arms over All The Money In The World pay gap claims.

Streep has been Oscar-nominated 20 times in the past 40 years, but she can't remember.