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LWLies 81: The Judy Issue – On Sale Now!

by David Jenkins

Our latest issue pays tribute to an icon of Hollywood, as played by Renée Zellweger in Rupert Goold’s beautiful new biopic.
In Praise Of

How Mae West took on the Hollywood studio system

by Lynsey Ford

In the pre-code era, the trailblazing Hollywood star used her sly humour and sex appeal to thrill audiences.
Video

Quentin Tarantino and Margot Robbie on the real Sharon Tate

by Adam Woodward

The director and star of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood tell the story of one of the film’s key scenes.

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood isn’t a love letter, it’s an obituary

by Christopher Hooton

Quentin Tarantino’s ninth film laments the loss of a moment in culture that will never be repeated.
Review

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood

by Hannah Strong

Stars and worlds collide as Quentin Tarantino serves up his most thoughtful and personal work to date.

4
Anticipation
4
Enjoyment
5
In Retrospect
Incoming

Quentin Tarantino is bringing his favourite ’60s movies to TV

by Charles Bramesco

The public will be able to bone up in anticipation of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
In Praise Of

The story of Duke Ellington’s Anatomy of a Murder score

by Adam Scovell

Otto Preminger’s 1959 courtroom drama was the first Hollywood movie to use an African-American composer.
Festivals

A new film challenges Hollywood to close the gender gap

by Katie Goh

This Changes Everything asks why things aren’t improving for women in the film industry.
In Praise Of

Hollywood could still learn a thing or two from Tim Burton’s Batman

by Kambole Campbell

The director’s vision of Gotham City remains one of blockbuster cinema’s greatest creations.

Pixel Perfect: Why Hollywood’s biggest stars are turning to video games

by Victoria Luxford

Could the gaming world be the new home for A‑listers like Keanu Reeves?

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