JONATHAN MILLER: LOST MEMORIES
He was forever popping up here, there and, yes, everywhere, during those long decades from the 1960s on, ever keen to run away with unstoppable fluency, eloquence and erudition on any subject that cam ...
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Robert Tanitch reviews Paradise at the National Theatre (Olivier Theatre)
2,500 years on, Ian Rickson directs an all-female cast in Kae Tempest’s Paradise, a contemporary morality play, an adaptation of Philoctetes, the play Sophocles wrote during the Peloponnesian War and ...
A thrilling true British espionage tale gets Benedict Cumberbatch – and an underwhelming screen adaptation.
Joyce Glasser reviews The Courier (August 13, 2021) Cert 12A, 111 mins. In one of the most enjoyable spy thrillers of all time, Alfred Hitchcock’s, 1938 The Lady Vanishes, Miss Froy, a septuagenarian ...
A tragic 1960’s and a comic contemporary love story become entwined, but neither offers anything new.
Joyce Glasser reviews The Last Letter from Your Lover (August 6, 2021) Cert 12A, 109 mins. There’s a whiff of a Nicholas Sparks novel in the unabashed romance that saturates The Last Letter from Your ...