Mark Rylance

'What we’re seeing today is the demonisation of dissent': Aaron Sorkin on upcoming film, news media, and courtroom dramas

In a conversation moderated by film critic Elvis Mitchell at the 2020 Toronto International Film Festival, Sorkin discussed his film The Trial of the Chicago 7, directing a starry ensemble cast, and the “demonisation of dissent” in Trump’s America.

Mark Rylance to play lead in feature adaptation of JM Coetzee's Waiting for the Barbarians

Mark Rylance will play a magistrate who reconsiders his role in a regime which unjustly treats their prisoners of war

Steven Spielberg calls Ready Player One his great escape movie, says 'the film fulfilled all of my fantasies'

Steven Spielberg said his upcoming science-fiction film Ready Player One transported him to a fantasy world.

Steven Spielgberg's sci-fi action adventure Ready Player One to release in India on 30 March

Oscar-winning director Steven Spielberg's next sci-fi action adventure Ready Player One starring Tye Sheridan, TJ Miller will release in India on 30 March

Christopher Nolan’s Dunkirk: What the World War II film has to do with Britain's past — and present

Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk proves how a country looks at a past military engagement today depends more on the present strength of that country’s nationhood than its actual fortunes in that engagement

Ready Player One trailer: Steven Spielberg's next is set in a dystopian future where virtual reality rules

Steven Spielberg's upcoming Ready Player One trailer is out and is nothing short of a spectacle adorned with A-grade CGI/VFX, high octane action set in a dystopian future.

Dunkirk: Tom Hardy, director Christopher Nolan attend world premiere of film in London

Along with Dunkirk stars Tom Hardy and Harry Styles, Prince Harry also attended the screening.

The BFG review: Steven Spielberg's film has the sense of wonder you crave at the movies

The simple camaraderie between the BFG (Mark Rylance) and Sophie (Ryby Barnhill) is what works for this Steven Spielberg film, based on the Roald Dahl children's book of the same name

Bridge of Spies review: Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks go back in time and make Cold War fun

Even though it's set in the past, the themes that Spielberg discusses in Bridge of Spies are still relevant, like capital punishment, the irony in the justice system and the need for humane treatment of a captured enemy.