Forty years on, one of Robin Williams’ earliest film roles still ranks among his best work.
The director’s atmospheric 2002 film makes the most of its remote setting.
By Eve Watling
Will Smith is reportedly in talks to take over from Robin Williams in the iconic role.
By Jesc Bunyard
Moana directors Ron Clements and John Musker reflect on how Robin Williams broke the mould in Aladdin.
As the nights draw in and the leaves turn it’s time to cosy up with these seasonal gems.
By James Clarke
The late actor is at his dangerous, dynamic best in this melancholy fantasy from Terry Gilliam.
By Sophie Yapp
There’s never been a better time to revisit Danny DeVito’s cult comedy.
By James Clarke
Does the director’s take on JM Barrie’s classic tale of arrested development deserve its reputation?
Robin Williams’ dour acting swansong is an underpowered drama of suppressed sexual frustration.
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