and i think this is leslie manville's best performance.she gets recognised at the baftas. i love her. i could watch in anything and everything, and ever since her mike leigh days, and you can see this is just... and i loved her in phantom thread as well, but the thing with this is what's really brilliant about it is firstly, it has the smack of authenticity. you know, owen mccafferty is writing to some extent from experience. there is one wonderful conversation after they've been for a meeting with the doctors and the doctors say "well, look. on a scale of one to five — one being we're not worried and five being we are, this is a three." and they have a conversation about whether three is closer to five than one. and it's exactly the kind of conversation — the absurdist, nonsensical conversation that you would have. i mean, i really believed in their relationship all the way through. i completely believed in the characters. i thought the film was done with fantastic sensitivity and it's funny. i mean i've seen it three times and the third

we have ordinary love, which is a drama starring leslie manville and liam neeson.rong with me. we have motherless brooklyn, which is a pet project for edward norton, who directs and stars. and lucy in the sky — natalie portman gets lost in space whilst on earth. and that is a very interesting and a mixed bag of a week in terms of themes. it is, yeah. talk through your first choice. so let's start with ordinary love, which is written by owen mccafferty, a belfast playwright, and it starts leslie manville and liam neeson as a couple who have, in their past, a tragedy, a loss, but they are living with it and dealing with it and we meet them at the beginning of the movie. they're doing a walk that she's kind of insisted they do because they're reaching that age when they're starting to get aches and pains and they need to stay healthy. she then feels a lump in her breast and he says "i'm sure it's absolutely nothing" and she says "well, i don't know". he says "ok, go and see the doctor and whatever it is, we'll go through it together". and then, of course, what happens

this is liam neeson and leslie manville as a couple basing a diagnosis of breast cancer, a year in daylight a year in daylight. it is written by a billy brown and belfast playwright and directed by the couple he made good vibrations. i think it has an entire stick performances, despite the subject matter it is very human and funny, very much about their relationship. it is really honest, written to some extent from personal experience. i have now seen it three times and every time i have seen it i have liked it more and i really wa nt i have liked it more and i really want people to go and see it. a hard sale, but i really good money. best dvd? in just pollen, sale, but i really good money. best dvd? injust pollen, which i had chosen because i think this is the first in the series when i thought you had the measure of this now. deliberately ridiculous and i enjoyed it. gerard butler is back in my good books. he is a secret service agent who, everywhere he goes, cale seems to follow. but in this one he is basically, he has got to go off on his own, because he is suspected of being the bad, o

this is liam neeson and leslie manville as a couple facing a diagnosis of breast cancer, and it's a yearitten by owen mccafferty, a really well—known belfast playwright, and directed by the couple who made good vibrations, a film about the northern ireland punk scene. and i think this is a great movie, it has fantastic performances, despite the subject matter, it is very human and funny, very much about their relationship. it is really honest, written to some extent from personal experience. i have now seen it three times, and every time i have seen it i have liked it more, and i really want people to go and see it. a hard sale, i know, but a really good movie. best dvd? a bit of nonsense — angel has fallen, which i had chosen because i think the first two in this series i thought were rubbish. and then now, gerard butler teams up with nick nolte, and suddenly it becomes funny. and this was the first in the series when i thought, actually, you've got the measure of this instrument. —— of this now. this is deliberately ridiculous and i enjoyed it. gerard butler is back in my good books. h

we have ordinary love, which is a drama starring leslie manville and liam neeson.

i also want to see the nominations forordinary love in which leslie manville and liam neeson face upted by who made the life—affirming good vibrations, ordinary love is a remarkable picture that approaches a difficult subject matter with wit, honesty and a large dose of humour. due to a delayed american release, ordinary love won't be eligible for the forthcoming 92nd academy awards. so what are the likely contenders? i'm rick dalton. it is my pleasure. mr schwartz. call me marvin. that's my stunt double cliff booth. we can probably expect recognition for once upon a time in hollywood, quentin tarantino's paean to the end of cinema's age of innocence. after all, oscar voters traditionally love movies about making movies. cut! embarrass yourself up in front of all the people! i intend to make my own way in the world. no one makes their own way, least of all women. you'll need to marry well. you're not married. that's because i'm rich. plenty of oscar buzz around greta gerwing's little women, an adaptation of the louisa may alcott novel and its drawing critical plaudits particularly fo

and i think this is leslie manville's best performance.s. i love her. i could watch in anything and everything, and ever since her mike leigh days, and you can see this is just... and i loved her in phantom thread as well, but the thing with this is what's really brilliant about it is firstly, it has the smack of authenticity. you know, owen mccafferty is writing to some extent from experience. there is one wonderful conversation after they've been for a meeting with the doctors and the doctors say "well, look. on a scale of one to five — one being we're not worried and five being we are, this is a three." and they have a conversation about whether three is closer to five than one. and it's exactly the kind of conversation — the absurdist, nonsensical conversation that you would have. i mean, i really believed in their relationship all the way through. i completely believed in the characters. i thought the film was done with fantastic sensitivity and it's funny. i mean i've seen it three times and the third time i saw it was in belfast, wh

i think this is leslie manville's best performance, i really hope that she gets recognised at the baftasis mark about that authenticity, he's writing from some extensive expense, wonderful conversation after they've been for a meeting with the doctors. the doctors say, well, look him on a scale from 1—5, one being we are not worried and five being we are, this is a three. they then have a conversation with her three is closer to five and one. and it's exactly the conversation, the absurd nonsensical conversation that you would have. i mean, i really believed in their relationship all the way through. i completely believed in the characters, i thought the film was done with fantastic sense. it's really funny. i've seen it three times. the third time i saw was in belfast, where the audience laughed a lot, because there are a lot ofjokes in it. it's full of life and i honestly, i just loved it. we make. i can't wait. even having been through it i can't wait see it. yet, as we say, a mixed week in terms of themes, talk me through that. motherless brooklyn. so this is a project which edward n

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