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  Eleanor Tomlinson: It was freeing wearing trousers in War Of The Worlds

  The programme is based on HG Wells’ novel.

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  Eleanor Tomlinson runs for her life in War Of The Worlds trailer

  The series also stars Rafe Spall and Robert Carlyle.

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  The Independent

  War of the Worlds trailer: BBC unveils first look at long-delayed HG Wells adaptation

  The first trailer for the BBC’s new adaptation of HG Wells’s The War of the Worlds has been released.Rafe Spall, Eleanor Tomlinson, Rupert Graves and Robert Carlyle star in the three-part series, about a collection of Brits waging war against an alien invasion.

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  The Telegraph

  Horrible Histories: The Movie, review: this big-screen adaptation is neither horrible nor historic

  Dir: Dominic Brigstocke. Cast: Emilia Jones, Sebastian Croft, Nick Frost, Rupert Graves, Kim Cattrall, Kate Nash, Alex Macqueen, Derek Jacobi, Craig Roberts. PG cert, 92 min

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  Evening Standard

  Pinter Five and Six review: Showing Pinter’s capacity for being richly entertaining and disquietingly enigmatic

  Jamie Lloyd’s six-month season of short plays by Harold Pinter, now past its halfway point, continues to prove illuminating. Pinter Five, directed by Patrick Marber, begins with The Room, Pinter’s first play to be staged — on a converted squash court in Bristol in 1957. Jane Horrocks is the reclusive Rose, a study in paranoid loneliness who’s unsettled by anything she regards as foreign or abnormal.

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  The Telegraph

  Pinter Five and Six review: 'the whole cast are cooking with gas'

  When Harold Pinter departed the scene on Christmas Eve, 2008, he left behind a substantial, influential body of work and one awkward question: how long would that work endure?

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  The Independent

  Pinter Five and Six review, Harold Pinter Theatre, London: Jamie Lloyd's superbly curated season continues

  The fifth instalment of Jamie Lloyd’s superbly curated season of Harold Pinter’s shorter works kicks off with the writer’s first play, The Room, composed and first produced in 1957. Watching it in this sensitive, powerfully acted revival by Patrick Marber (his friend and colleague), you marvel at how strongly formed the dramatist’s creative identity seems to have been from the outset. Jane Horrocks gives a wonderfully well-sustained portrait of the wound-up state of Rose, who anxiously natters

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  Swimming With Men review: Rob Brydon's charm keeps this formulaic comedy afloat

  Swimming With Men review: Rob Brydon's charm keeps this formulaic comedy afloat

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  Esquire

  These Two Films Show American Men And British Men Aren't So Different After All

  Tag and Swimming With Men are both spins on the old men-need-activities-to-engage-with-emotions thin

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  The Independent

  Swimming With Men review: Isn’t as funny as we want it to be

  Dir Oliver Parker, 97 mins, starring: Rob Brydon, Charlotte Riley, Rupert Graves, Jim Carter, Daniel Mays, Nathaniel Parker, Thomas Turgoose, Jane Horrocks

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