Film and Theatre Lover!
For the first ever Sky Cinema are dedicating a channel to an actor, which better actor to do this for than Tom Hanks? He is impossible not to love, has given us so many outstanding performances. We now get the chance to watch so many of these great performances back to back.
From Monday 10th – Sunday 16th October we will have this pleasure!
Here are the films that are leaving Sky Cinema in October 2016. Catch them while you can!!! This month we have to say goodbye to Harry Potter . . .
Saturday 8 October
Dracula Untold (pictured) – Sci-Fi & Horror
Wednesday 12 October
The Skeleton Twins – Drama & Romance
Dolphin Tale 2 – Family
A film looking at the April 2010 disaster when an offshore oil rig exploded resulting in the worst oil spill in US history.
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I’ve made no secret about my excitement surrounding the reboot of the Power Rangers considering my love as a kid for Mighty Morphin Power Rangers back in the 90s! But this trailer is even better than could ever really have been accepted, as a teaser trailer it actually gives us more than they normally would . . .
As you will always already know if you follow my blog I absolutely love Sport in Film. I work in sport and find the film appreciation of that to be something special at times.
I have therefore decided to try and come up with reasons that make a great sports film and then come up with the ultimate film that well pretty much has it all. Which might be easier said than done considering the high calibre of films available.
Cast
Kerry Ellis – Sara
Ramin Karimloo – Tom
Victoria Hamilton-Barritt – Narrator
Norman Bowman – Michael
Venue: Arts Theatre, London
Date: Thursday 6th October
Continue reading “Murder Ballad: A New Musical (West End) Review”
Cast
Cassidy Janson – Carole King
Alan Morrissey – Gerry Goffin
Lorna Want – Cynthia Well
Ian McIntosh – Barry Mann
Diane Keen – Genie Klein
Joseph Prouse – Donnie Kirshner
Venue: Aldwych Theatre, London
Date: Thursday 6th October 2016 (2:30pm)
Continue reading “Beautiful: The Carole King Musical (West End) Review”
The dramatic and true interracial love story, between Seretse Khama and Ruth Williams which divided two nations when their actions had the potential to tear everything apart. The British government actually having the biggest impact as they look to stabilise relationships with South Africa.
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The teaser poster for the next Wolverine film has appeared and pretty interesting!
Cast
Harry – Jamie Parker
Ginny – Poppy Miller
Ron – Paul Thornley
Hermonie – Noma Dumezweni
Draco – Alex Price
Albus – Sam Clemment
Scorpius – James Le Lacheur
Venue – Palace Theatre, London
Date: Wednesday 5th October 2016 (7:30pm)
NO SPOILERS – #KeepTheSecrets
Continue reading “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child: Part Two (West End) Review”
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