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Amazon Prime Video to add one of 2023's biggest movies this month

One of 2023's most-talked-about movies is streaming on Prime Video very soon.

Saltburn Is Coming To Streaming This Month If You’d Rather Watch The Horny From Home

Mr. Elordi, if you’re reading this, you’re invited to my viewing party.

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Saltburn's missed opportunity

Emerald Fennell's "eat the rich" satire sets up a privileged world in which even she misses who has real value

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Saltburn Review: Deliciously Mean & Disgustingly Horny, But To What End?

It's deliciously mean and disgustingly horny, but what does it achieve?

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‘Saltburn,’ with affluent excess and some graphic shocks, tells dark, entertaining story

Barry Keoghan stars as an Oxford outcast falling in with the upper crust in latest from ‘Promising Young Woman’ director.

Chicago Sun-Times

Where was Saltburn filmed? The real-life location of Saltburn revealed

Where did they film Saltburn? We share the real-life estate that served as the main location for the Emerald Fennell movie.

WhatToWatch

Saltburn Review: Emerald Fennell's Promising Young Woman Follow-Up Is One Of The Year's Best Films

Saltburn is a rich cinematic experience in every sense of the word, and it proves that Emerald Fennell is the real deal.

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Saltburn review: Emerald Fennell’s posh thriller is an inconclusive class satire, but also great fun

Barry Keoghan, one of cinema’s greatest working weird guys, intercepts a family of luminously awful blue bloods in British filmmaker Fennel’s follow-up to ‘Promising Young Woman’

The Independent UK

How to watch Saltburn

Want to watch Saltburn, the latest movie from Emerald Fennell? Here's what you need to know about where and when it is playing.

WhatToWatch

Saltburn review: Barry Keoghan, Jacob Elordi dark comedy is a shocking romp

Is Saltburn worth watching? That depends on how comfortable you are with certain things, but no matter what Saltburn will give you something to talk about.

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Clint Dyer on the NT at 60 and Nicole Scherzinger in Sunset Boulevard - The Standard Theatre Podcast

Plus we talk to Charlie Brooks about her 'emotional' West End debut

Evening Standard

The week in theatre: Choir Boy; Portia Coughlan; The Flea – review

Moonlight writer Tarell Alvin McCraney’s elite school drama hits all the right notes; Marina Carr’s intense Irish play finds its ideal director. Plus, notes on an 1889 scandal…

The Guardian - UK

Portia Coughlan review – drama rich with secrets and mourning

Marina Carr’s play is beautifully bleak and Alison Oliver’s central performance as a woman lost in grief is matched by a mighty cast

The Guardian - UK

Portia Coughlan at the Almeida Theatre review: slice of Irish Gothic is darkly funny but unremittingly bleak

Alison Oliver is absolutely transfixing in this dark Irish Gothic tale

Evening Standard

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Alison Oliver interview, reviews of Old Friends and Close Up: The Twiggy Musical - The Evening Standard Theatre Podcast

This week on the Evening Standard Theatre Podcast, Conversations with Friends star Alison Oliver joins Nick Curtis to talk about playing the title role in Portia Coughlan, opening soon at the Almeida Theatre.

Evening Standard

Saltburn’s trailer promises a summer of debauchery

Emerald Fennell’s new thriller starring Barry Keoghan and Jacob Elordi looks really scary

The Independent UK

Best Interests review: Unflinching Sharon Horgan drama imagines parents’ ultimate nightmare

Michael Sheen co-stars in Jack Thorne’s BBC One series about a couple driven apart over whether to stop treatment for their daughter

Wales Online

BBC Best Interests full cast list: Who stars alongside Michael Sheen in the drama?

Welsh legend Michael Sheen joins Sharon Horgan, Conversation with Friends star Alison Oliver, Noma Dumezweni, Des McAlee, Mat Fraser, Pippa Haywood and many more

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Best Interests cast — who's who in the four-part drama?

Best Interests cast — a who's who guide to the four-part miniseries starring Sharon Horgan and Michael Sheen.

The Guardian - UK

‘A mum shouldn’t have to go to her child’s funeral’: Sharon Horgan and Michael Sheen on making moving TV

The stars’s beautiful, haunting show follows a mother who sues the NHS to stop her child from dying. They open up about parental terror, inequality and dad dancing

WhatToWatch

Best Interests: plot, cast, and everything we know about Jack Thorne's new drama

Best Interests tells the story of a family being driven apart by a choice no parent would ever want to make.

The Guardian - UK

Children and elderly people need exercise to lead a better life

Letters: Alison Oliver says we need action to support young people to be active, and John Hopkins laments that lack of exercise is worsening the health of his eldery family members

Evening Standard

Dancing at Lughnasa at the National Theatre review: a powerfully moving family portrait at a moment of change

Even if you missed all the subtext, this show would still delight in its acute depiction of family dynamics

The Guardian - UK

The week in theatre: Women, Beware the Devil; Romeo and Julie; Shirley Valentine – review

Director Rupert Goold and co have a field day with Lulu Raczka’s elusive new Jacobean folk horror; star-crossed Cardiff teenagers snare hearts and minds; and Sheridan Smith makes Willy Russell’s midlife monologue her own

The Guardian - UK

Women, Beware the Devil review – bizarre comedy horror is like Bridgerton on acid

Lulu Raczka’s new play, directed by Rupert Goold, is beautifully designed but the plot – and the point – is puzzling. Maybe the joke’s on us?

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