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<p>Stop Moanaing: The titular character of Disney’s new sequel </p>

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Moana 2’s success is nothing to be celebrated – animation is in crisis

The Disney sequel has broken records after a phenomenally lucrative opening weekend. But this isn’t necessarily the boon for cinema that fans are making it out to be, writes Louis Chilton

<p>‘Now I do it all – I can play ambassadors and I can play shells’</p>

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Isabella Rossellini: ‘I was afraid to be compared to my mother’

<p>American dreaming: George Harrison, Ringo Starr, John Lennon and Paul McCartney arrive at New York’s JFK airport in December 1963</p>

The Beatles took America in 1964 – but it was the beginning of the end

<p>Thank u, nexus: Ariana Grande’s extensive fan community has helped propel ‘Wicked’ to success </p>

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Wicked shows the problem with pop fandoms invading Hollywood

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<p>Hitched: Sean Connery and Tippi Hedren as a married couple in ‘Marnie’ </p>

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The predatory obsession behind Alfred Hitchcock’s Marnie, 60 years on

The dark 1964 psychodrama was blighted by a feud between its director and its star, Tippi Hedren – one that reveals dark truths about its creator, writes Geoffrey Macnab

<p>To catch a killer: Morgan Freeman in ‘Se7en’ </p>

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‘It was pure evil’: How Se7en tore apart the serial killer genre

David Fincher’s disturbing crime drama is about to turn 30. Geoffrey Macnab looks at the making of an unlikely modern classic

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<p>Depp trouble: Lily-Rose Depp in Robert Eggers’s ‘Nosferatu'</p>

Nosferatu is the most profoundly frightening horror film in years

<p>Lost at sea: Auliʻi Cravalho voices the titular seafarer in ‘Moana 2’</p>

Moana 2 needed better songs (which may be good news for parents)

Interviews

<p>Lorraine Bracco: ‘At 70 years old I feel like I’m still eight'</p>

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Lorraine Bracco: ‘I got the Sopranos script... I was very, very upset’

<p>‘For the longest time, I gave myself value as a human because of my work. So when I potentially saw it ending, I was like, who even am I?’ </p>

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Scream’s Melissa Barrera on her year in Hollywood exile: ‘I felt like my life was over’

<p>‘You go from being a guy writing jokes in your apartment to being in 10 or 15 million homes every week’ </p>

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Paul Reiser: ‘Thanks to Stranger Things, kids don’t know I’m funny’

<p>Andrea Arnold: ‘American TV is almost like a holiday from the struggles of my own films’ </p>

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Andrea Arnold on her new drama Bird: ‘The film is its own explanation’

<p>‘My job as director is to be a captain of a boat and the boat needs to not be hitting an iceberg!’ </p>

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Mélanie Laurent: ‘I’ve had bad experiences with actors, not actresses’

<p>Sophie Thatcher: ‘I’m sick of looking at myself on screen looking scared’ </p>

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Sophie Thatcher on Hugh Grant: ‘There is no sugar-coating with him’

<p>‘I was very young, and I had thought that it was two of us, me and Cillian, do or die. And that we would, of course, play it. I didn’t really know the business’</p>

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Eileen Walsh on Small Things Like These: ‘In any religion, it’s the women who’ll be controlled’

<p>‘Sometimes the most torturous thing isn’t just the disrespect or mistreatment, but the fact that everyone’s acting like it’s not happening’ </p>

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Anna Kendrick: ‘I was being forced into dishonesty in my private life’

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<p>Donald Trump’s star on the famous Hollywood Walk of Fame</p>

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Trump was the villain of liberal Hollywood – now, things are changing

<p>Julian Sands and Helena Bonham Carter in ‘A Room With A View’ </p>

We all experienced the triumph and loss of the Merchant Ivory years

<p>Denzel Washington plays Macrinus in 'Gladiator II’</p>

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Gladiator II’s queer villains are a trope that we need to move past

<p>Rotten Roman: Paul Mescal in Ridley Scott’s ‘Gladiator II’ </p>

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Gladiator 2 is awful – no wonder it made Russell Crowe uncomfortable

Flashbacks

<p>A pop-culture-infused catechism: Linda Fiorentino, Matt Damon, Ben Affleck and Chris Rock on the poster art for ‘Dogma’ </p>

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How the outrageous comedy Dogma became practically impossible to see

<p>Best offence: The tiny stars of the ribald 2004 comedy ‘Team America: World Police’ </p>

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How Team America shocked the world (and outraged Sean Penn)

<p>Happy anniversary: Rachel Griffiths (left) and Toni Collette in ‘Muriel’s Wedding’ </p>

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Muriel’s Wedding and its flawed, brilliant heroine at 30

<p>Doing hard time: Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman in the celebrated ‘The Shawshank Redemption’ </p>

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Shawshank at 30: How a box office flop became a cinematic classic

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