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  Jane Campion becomes third woman in history to win best director Oscar

  She is the first woman to be nominated twice for the prize.

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  Samuel L. Jackson believes he should have won Oscar for Pulp Fiction

  Samuel L. Jackson believes he should have taken home the Oscar for his role in Pulp Fiction. The Avengers actor has been nominated once for an Academy Award - for playing hitman Jules in Quentin Tarantino's 1994 movie Pulp Fiction. He believes the Best Supporting Actor statuette should have been his instead of Ed Wood's Martin Landau. "I should have won that one," he told The Times, adding that he deserved a supporting actor nomination for the 1991 movie Jungle Fever as much as Harvey Keitel and

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  Frank Grillo cast in Hard Matter

  Frank Grillo has joined Harvey Keitel in the cast of the action-thriller 'Hard Matter'.

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  Esquire

  Harvey Keitel Would Like a Burger and a Milkshake, Please

  The legendary actor Harvey Keitel talks working with Quentin Tarantino, portraying Meyer Lansky, the endurance of the movie theater, and a different side to organized crime.

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  Harvey Keitel credits Robert De Niro with his marriage

  Harvey Keitel owes his marriage to Robert De Niro after reconnecting with his wife years later at parties hosted his Taxi Driver and Mean Streets co-star. The Reservoir Dogs actor first met Canadian actress and writer Daphna Kastner back in the 1980s, when they both attended a bash in Italy, held in De Niro's honour. "I met my wife in Rome at a party for Robert," Keitel recalled on America's The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. "She allowed me to take her to dinner at the (high end restaurant Dal

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  The Guardian

  Fatima review – miracle movie plays down the transcendence

  Fatima review – miracle movie plays down the transcendence. This sober dramatisation of a famous divine encounter in 1917 focuses more on the Portuguese children claiming heavenly intervention

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  The Independent

  Quentin Tarantino’s cast wish list for Pulp Fiction reveals film was almost very different

  John Travolta and Samuel L Jackson were second choice for their roles

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  The Independent

  The Painted Bird released: The ‘savage’ Second World War drama that prompted mass festival walkouts

  New film looks just as horrifying as its source material

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  The Telegraph

  The Painted Bird review: steel yourself for a brutal, beautiful act of cinematic flagellation

  Dir: Václav Marhoul; Cast: Petr Kotlár, Harvey Keitel, Barry Pepper, Julian Sands, Udo Kier, Stellan Skarsgård, Aleksey Kravchenko. 18 cert, 170 mins The Painted Bird starts as it means to continue – with something truly horrible happening in black-and-white. Somewhere in war-torn Eastern Europe – we’re never exactly sure where – a young boy is running through woodland from a gang of tormentors. They jump on him, wrest his pet ferret away, and douse it with gasoline. This lad, whose three-hour o

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  'Painted Bird' star Stellan Skarsgård: 'The violence is truthful, and that’s horrible' (exclusive)

  The controversial Second World War drama caused dozens of audience members to walk out when it played on the festival circuit.

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