Sarah Bradbury

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  “It’s great to be able to tell the really personal and private stories about these people, and to humanise them in that way”: The cast of The Crown on season five of the Netflix series
  Sarah Bradbury 9th November 2022
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  “I’ve always felt a bit like an outsider myself”: Lewis Gribben on starring in Somewhere Boy
  Sarah Bradbury 9th November 2022
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  BIFA 2022 nominations: Interviews with Sam Claflin, Kosar Ali, Rosy McEwen and Kila Lord Cassidy
  Sarah Bradbury 7th November 2022
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  “The franchise lives on because people love music and they love to dance”: Christina Milian and Holly Sorensen on Step Up season three
  Sarah Bradbury 7th November 2022
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  “Haiti’s story is always told by the West – we wanted to reverse the narrative”: Eddie Hutton-Mills on Kanaval: A People’s History of Haiti in Six Chapters
  Sarah Bradbury 7th November 2022
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  “We think and dream together, our collaboration is synergistic”: Saul Williams and Anisia Uzeyman on Neptune Frost
  Sarah Bradbury 5th November 2022
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  “It talks about the glory of cinema and mortality – but audiences can also have a real laugh watching it”: Kim Hopkins and the Bradford Movie Makers on A Bunch of Amateurs
  Sarah Bradbury 5th November 2022
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  “It was by far the hardest film I’ve ever made”: Matthew Heineman on National Geographic documentary Retrograde
  Sarah Bradbury 5th November 2022
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  The Bastard Son and the Devil Himself: Interviews with Jay Lycurgo, Emilien Vekemans, Isobel Jesper Jones and Nadia Parkes
  Sarah Bradbury 4th November 2022
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  “In this business, the better the script is, the harder it is to get it made”: Thomas Jane on Troppo
  Sarah Bradbury 1st November 2022