David Oyelowo
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Rightwing ‘review-bombers’ couldn’t be more wrong: the casting of David Oyelowo in a kind of prequel to the Peter Pan and Alice stories is inspired
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3 out of 5 stars.
First look review The Water Man review – David Oyelowo's charming directorial debut
3 out of 5 stars.The star’s first foray into film-making is a sweet, if flawed, attempt to recapture the spirit of 80s kids adventures buoyed by a charismatic turn from Lonnie Chavis
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Mulan fights her way out of controversy, Pixar jams with a jazz Coco and Keanu Reeves stars opposite SpongeBob Squarepants in next year’s most promising kids’ flicks
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4 out of 5 stars.Snowman and Snowdog producers Lupus Films have made Christmas treat from Judith Kerr’s children’s classic
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2 out of 5 stars.In this very silly drama, David Oyelowo plays a cop investigating a horrific crime with the help of a phone call from the past
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David Oyelowo to star in animated version of Judith Kerr children’s classic
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The once stuffy genre has been given a reboot, with emotional truth as important as historical fidelity
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Editorial: It is welcome that television and film are catching up with theatre by taking a less literal approach to drama
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There’s heartbreak and no little horror as David Oyelowo’s relentless copper Javert steps up the hunt for Valjean
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The star of the BBC’s new Les Misérables adaptation on colour-blind casting, his love for his breakthrough show, and how playdates with Angelina Jolie’s children influenced his new film
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Victor Hugo’s historical novel brought up to date in Andrew Davies adaptation
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Letters: A group including leading British film and television actors, writers and directors is calling for tax relief to encourage diversity throughout their industry
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A new BBC documentary explores race and Hollywood in the wake of Moonlight’s Oscar win. The actor, along with other film-makers, asks whether that moment actually made a difference
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The actor will play David Copperfield in a forthcoming adaptation of the 1850 novel. Is cinema finally ready to ignore ethnicity in casting?
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Keeley Hawes as the home secretary, Suranne Jones as the ‘first modern lesbian’, and Les Misérables returned to its literary roots… just some of the highlights of the new season
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As the National Health Service turns 70, actors, writers, athletes, politicians (and patients) pay tribute, from Maggie O’Farrell to David Oyelowo
Peter Bradshaw's film of the week The Midnight Sky review – beardy George Clooney marooned in bland cosmic yarn
2 out of 5 stars.