Aimee Ferrier

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The 1973 masterpiece that Donald Sutherland called “a turning point in my life”

By: Aimee Ferrier

There comes a moment in every actor's career when they take on a movie that feels a little different to anything they've done before – one that allows them to unlock new capabilities they didn't even know they possessed.

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In 1974, Gillian Anderson had a “bad experience” watching a classic horror. It traumatised her for life

By: Aimee Ferrier

We all know that what happens in movies isn't real, but that doesn't stop certain ones from burying themselves in our minds, digging their claws into us with an ironclad grip.

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In 1957, Cary Grant turned down an Oscar-winning role to work with a legend. That actor quit the movie before production began

By: Aimee Ferrier

From Bringing Up Baby and The Philadelphia Story to North By Northwest and Charade Cary Grant 's Hollywood career was nothing short of impressive.

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In 1999, Mads Mikkelsen brawled with a “very provocative” director. They've made six movies together since

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Our relationships with others have the propensity to change dramatically over the years, and those we considered our enemies, people we thought we

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The 1980 role Christopher Walken almost lost himself in: “I don't know who the fuck I am!”

By: Aimee Ferrier

There comes a time in every actor's life when they have to step into a role that requires them to stray far from familiar territory, and for Christopher Walken , that came in 1980.

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“The dream has gone”: Every 1960s British movie referenced by Morrissey in The Smiths

By: Aimee Ferrier

Morrissey has long been a rather problematic and, quite frankly, odd figure in music, but you can't deny that he's got great taste in films.

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‘Romeo + Juliet' at 30: the soundtrack that made Shakespeare feel like the 1990s

By: Aimee Ferrier

Watching Baz Luhrmann 's Romeo + Juliet is almost a rite of passage for a teenager, even 30 years on from its release.

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The reason Gal Gadot became an actor, despite never planning on it

By: Aimee Ferrier

Do you ever watch someone in a big Hollywood movie and think, ‘How the fuck did you become an actor?'

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The 2005 co-star Anne Hathaway called “one of the greatest actors that has ever been”

By: Aimee Ferrier

Working alongside other actors is perhaps the greatest education you can have as a performer.

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In 1995, Michelle Pfeiffer made hated the original title of a movie. It was only changed after she called the producer an asshole

By: Aimee Ferrier

It's surely not easy navigating a landscape so heavily saturated with men in the highest positions of power, but Michelle Pfeiffer has always ensured