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PAUL McCARTNEY (John Lennon); Interview: A Great Gift from
Rockdown: Paul McCartney interview: on recording McCartney
III and his friendship with John Lennon.
Made
while he was tucked away in his Sussex farmhouse, his latest album is
full of beautiful melodies and heartfelt lyrics. (Superb 3¼-page interview with
McCartney on his new album and friendship with John Lennon;
displays a large shot of Paul on horseback and a smaller image of him
with his daughter, Mary, as a baby, tucked beneath his coat; McCartney
also stars on a wonderful cover
page)
Other
Articles
ZANELE
MUHOLI; Review: Alchemist of Everyday:
Art review: Zanele Muholi, Tate
Modern.
Zanele
Muholi’s self-portraits are magical. (Interesting 1½-page review of the Muholi
exhibition at the Tate Modern; displays a large image of Qiniso, The
Sails, Durban, 2019; an additional self-portrait, Sebenzile,
Parktown, 2016, also features on the contents page)
GARY
OLDMAN & AMANDA SEYFRIED (Mank; Netflix; a tribute to Citizen
Kane); Review: Kaning It: A Tribute to
a Classic: Film review: Mank.
A
dazzling homage to Citizen Kane is a career high for its star Gary
Oldman.
(Excellent 1½-page review of Mank
with a dramatic shot of Oldman and Seyfried)
ANDREW
LINCOLN (A Christmas Carol); Article: Let's Hear It for Tiny
Tim: A Christmas Carol has become a play for
today. We round up all the many versions this year.
Scrooge with Snow and a Tricky
Father: Jack Thorne's psychologically acute retelling
gives Scrooge a debt-ridden dad and a Freudian back story... A
hughly popular Christmas show at the Old Vic, which returns for its
fourth year with Andrew Lincoln as Scrooge... (Fabulous 1¼-page article on the
numerous versions of A Christmas Carol being performed this year;
includes a short paragraph on A Christmas Carol at the Old Vic,
starring Andrew Lincoln; displays a page-length picture of Lincoln as
Scrooge)
TIM ROTH
(Tin Star); Review: Pick of the Week: Tin
Star: Sky Atlantic, Wednesday, 2am; Thursday, 9pm/10pm.
“I
thought you were dead,” Mary (Joanne Whalley) tells her long-lost
associate Jack Worth (Tim Roth), hugging him. “So did I,” answers Jack.
After the all-guns-blazing firefights of Tin Star’s past two seasons,
he is right to be surprised he is still alive — although that’s a
situation that is again looking shaky. It is not so much that the past
has caught up with the Worths, more that they are running directly into
its arms in a hail of bullets, leaving behind the gothic Canadiana of
LittleBig Bear to settle old scores in Liverpool... (Short, but interesting, ¾-page review of Tin Star
starring Tim Roth; displays a large image of Roth)
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