Sam Taylor-Johnson, the director of the hit movie adaptation of "Fifty Shades of Grey," will not return for the sequels.

Dominic Corry looks at two Kiwi genre films - Deathgasm and Turbo Kid - that have kicked butt at SXSW this year.

Check out the first full-length trailer for Entourage, the movie based on the hit TV show due out in June.

Jennifer Lawrence will be parting ways with the X-Men franchise following her forthcoming film, X-Men: Apocalypse.

Eddie Marsan is the sort of character actor whose face is familiar but his name doesn't quite ring a bell - still he pops up everywhere.

A TV series has apparently managed something countless police forces could not: drawn an admission of guilt from a man who has consistently evaded justice.

Great actors thrive under great teachers. Alan Perrott talks with the “great” of Britain’s theatrical tutors — Kiwi Ken Rea.

Following The Hunger Games was always going to be tough for the Divergent series, another young adult novel series set in a dystopian world.

A film company that is bringing the rapper Drake to the big screen has filed a lawsuit against its own star.

Walking Hollywood masterpiece Shia LaBeouf is offering the internet the chance to get closer to him than ever before.

Fairy tales are hitting theatres again - but will they be any good? Dominic Corry casts his eye over some magical upcoming releases.

Check out the first trailer for Pixels, coming soon to a theatre near you.

A loss of focus turns this small English feature from an excellent film into a routine and mediocre one about half-way through, but its opening reels have touches of understated genius about them and it is full of undeniably moving moments.

Liam Neeson sure is making the most of his late career run as an action hero.

Looking for light, cheerful entertainment for the littlies these holidays? Meet Home, the latest animated family film from DreamWorks Animation.

From Downton to Disney, Lily James' role as cinema's new Cinderella is about to send her into orbit. She talks to Michele Manelis.

Whether it's a blockbuster or an indie slow-burner, Mark Ruffalo believes in bringing the same principles and work ethic to every film. He talks to Dominic Corry.

Bringing Cinderella to the screen required Kenneth Branagh and his designers to work some magic, reports Helen Barlow.