Why do we see German and Roman characters speaking like they’re from London? The blame lies partly with film directors – and more broadly with British imperialism.

Like other movies by Portuguese director Miguel Gomes, the award-winning Grand Tour is easy to watch but hard to categorise.

The film’s dialogue also oscillates between English and Irish. Viewers of the film are fully immersed in the cultural ...

An ancient fortified city is a mesmerising example of an island's rich history – and has even been used as a Game of Thrones ...

Kaitlyn Dever nails the Aussie accent in new Netflix drama Apple Cider Vinegar. Her voice coach gives us the expert tips (that many other actors seem to miss).

“‘Democracy’ gives us a system of parliamentary sovereignty, of law, of regulation. It recognises that our common humanity ...

As we welcome the fourth Bridget Jones film to our screens, it's time to look back at some fun facts from the first three ...

AS THE CEO of a small bank in Kansas, a former chairman of the Kansas Bankers Association and a former officer of the ...

Playwright Sir David Hare has criticised the National Theatre, saying it “is meant to present the world’s drama, and it doesn ...

By Gemma KingIn two of the biggest films released this summer, Gladiator II and Nosferatu, most actors seem to be speaking like they’re in a Shakespeare play – even though their characters are based ...

History still has its secrets, including some shocking ones. However, the bizarre story of the so-called “Nazi Titanic” was ...