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A big night for Sam Mendes and 1917 as Renée Zellweger and Joaquin Phoenix win best acting awards

Saoirse Ronan in running for Little Women, while Jessie Buckley competed for Wild Rose

With Dev Patel as David Copperfield, movies have caught up with theatre’s creative approach

How did film about a comic book idiot get more nominations than The Irishman?

Saoirse Ronan gets nominated for Little Women role as best director shortlist dominated by men

Saoirse Ronan should get a nod for Little Women. There are few other options for the Irish

This slice of prestige British film-making nimbly avoids accusations of heritage cosiness

Saoirse Ronan earns nod for Little Women as Joker leads with 11 nominations

Joker leads with 11 nods, while The Irishman and Once Upon A Time In Hollywood earn 10

All the winners of the 77th annual Golden Globes for film and TV

Saoirse Ronan, nominated for Little Women performance, loses out to Renée Zellweger

The director of first World War movie 1917 on portraying the conflict in a contemporary light

The production, penned by James Bond co-writer Jez Butterworth, tells the tale of a former IRA man in Co Armagh during The Troubles

The Irish actor has made audiences here swoon. Now he’s doing the same in the US

Swapping Danny Boyle for Cary Fukunaga looks like a cautious move by the producers

Director of Netflix series Maniac takes over after departure of Danny Boyle

Even the free movement of musical instruments could end, says one composer

The ‘Trainspotting’ director will take the reins on 25th James Bond film – and Craig’s fifth

As well as the religious symbolism of Easter the idea of becoming new is very potent

Director talks about his new film, his 'crippling' Irlen syndrome and why Hollywood isn’t everything

David Morrissey who plays Aulus Plautius in epic historical drama Britannia says the comparisons are inevitable

He’s the first actor in the series who is ‘bigger than Bond’. They were desperate to keep him

And when he's finished as 007? Clondalkin man Aidan Turner looks nicely positioned

Zoe Kazan is evolving from writer to actor and is hoping to subvert rom-com stereotypes with ‘The Big Sick’

‘The Ferryman’, a play set in Armagh during the hunger strikes, is going down well

He made sense of Batman. He is bossing Dunkirk. Is Nolan signed up for Bond 25?

Century on from author’s birth, group’s goal is to make every child in the world a fan

Jessica Wallace and Shane Richie – Kat and Alfie in EastEnders – are headed for a Dublin stage. They talk about Irish stereotypes and how the press damaged their friendship

Cork Film Festival masterclass to show filmmakers how to emulate Bond franchise

Tension between innovation and tradition ultimately pulls latest 007 episode to pieces

Sam Smith says he wrote the theme song for the new James Bond film ‘Spectre’ in just 20 minutes – ‘and they loved it!’

‘Spectre’, starring Daniel Craig and Monica Bellucci, is set to be released in October

Early screenplay among material taken in cyberattack on Sony studio computers

Only 10 DB10s will be made, all of which will be used on set and driven by current 007 Daniel Craig

Tony Parsons was an angry young gunslinger at ‘NME’, then had huge success with his novel ‘Man and Boy’. Now he’s a crime writer – and has just voted for Ukip. Why?

Ralph Fiennes talks about his childhood in Ireland, the great Bond conundrum, and dipping into the complicated private life of a fellow English celebrity – Charles Dickens

The Shed, an intimate space at home to experimental theatre, seems like a venue designed to suit the times. At the heart of its success is Ben Power, a dramaturg, ‘shadowy figure’ and Shakespeare’s ‘remixer’

Producer and writer both attend event to promote Irish audiovisual industry