Matthew Macfadyen

The Current War is consistently interesting and superbly acted, but the direction is often distracting

The three intrepid sleuths are back again in this BBC series about policing in late Victorian London

Wright's new take on the oft told Tolstoy classic is vibrant and energetic, making it easily accessible to a 21st century audience.

Wright's new take on the oft told Tolstoy classic is vibrant and energetic, making it easily accessible to a 21st century audience.

Robin Hood, Robin Hood, riding through the glen, Robin Hood, Robin Hood, with his band of men...

Frost/Nixon is a fascinating, timely and well-judged dip into political history. This is a film that raises questions about power, responsibility, decision-making, corruption and celebrity that an audience can place...

The story surrounding this film and the novel it is based on is so remarkable that in many respects it dwarfs what is a thought-provoking, engaging tale.

Frost/Nixon is a fascinating, timely and well-judged dip into political history. This is a film that raises questions about power, responsibility, decision-making, corruption and celebrity that an audience can place...

Death At A Funeral is a strange little farce. There are some great comic highs — mostly courtesy of Tudyk as an unwitting tester of a strong hallucinogen — and...

Death At A Funeral is a strange little farce. There are some great comic highs — mostly courtesy of Alan Tudyk as an unwitting tester of a strong hallucinogen —...