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Creepy tale 2 princess5/2/2023 ![]() Julia Roberts co-stars in this uneven by enjoyable spectacular, featuring an early role for Gwyneth Paltrow as the teenage Wendy Darling. Spielberg’s nineties smash asks the question 'What if Peter Pan *did* grow up?' The result? He’s now a workaholic lawyer called Peter Banning (played by Robin Williams) who has to reconnect with his magical past when his children are kidnapped by old foe Captain Hook (a superb Dustin Hoffman). No-one does a comedy-of-manners quite like Austen, and with pitch-perfect supporting performances from the likes of Stephen Fry, Chloë Sevigny and Tom Bennett, this is eighteenth-century satire at its finest. The supremely talented Kate Beckinsale stars in one of the best recent Jane Austen adaptations, telling the story of scheming Lady Susan and the lengths she’ll go to to get a husband for her daughter and herself. Rashida Jones, Ian McShane and Olivia Colman co-star. Mixing plenty of Strictly with a little Full Monty, Cuban Fury is a seriously charming rom-com that was unfairly overlooked at the box office. Nick Frost shows off some serious moves as the former salsa king who decides to slip his dancing shoes back on after discovering his beautiful new boss is a ballroom fan. But who’s the father? Renée Zellweger returns to the character that bagged her an Oscar nomination back in the noughties - and it’s like she’s never been away. So complicated, in fact, there’s even a baby on the way for the 43-year old with the big pants. There’s no Hugh Grant this time around but American star Patrick Dempsey does a decent job as the new man in Bridget’s always-complicated love life. Steve Coogan is, once again, brilliantly awkward in the role that turned him into a household name. When a co-worker is fired and tries to take over the station, Alan sees his chance to play the hero… even though he caused the sacking in the first place. But if you’re desperate for a Mediterranean holiday, this is the next best thing.Įveryone’s favourite North Norfolk radio star got the big screen treatment nine years ago and whilst the larger format might not suit hapless Alan quite as neatly as the small screen, there’s still plenty to enjoy. When she discovers a journal that her mum kept back when she lived in the country too, suddenly Lina’s mind opens to romance, art and fabulous food. ![]() ![]() Jenna Evans Welch’s bestselling YA novel gets the Netflix movie treatment, starring Susanna Skaggs as Lina - a 17-year-old visiting Italy only to fulfil her mother’s dying wish.
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