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Richard Attenborough

Walters speaks at literary festival

jpress.co.uk
yesterday 4 related
        

Published Date: 11 October 2008 One of Britain's most treasured actresses Julie Walters spoke about the highs and lows of her career at the Cheltenham Literature Festival. Walters appeared at the event to talk about her new...

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msn.com: DVD reviews: ‘Kingdom of the Crystal Skull’ msn.com

DVD reviews: ‘Kingdom of the Crystal Skull’

msn.com
09-Oct-2008 9 related
        

Also new: Season 8 of ‘CSI,’ ‘Alfred Hitchcock Premiere Collection’ Indiana Jones (Harrison Ford) and Marion (Karen Allen) get that sinking feeling, as Mutt (Shia LaBeouf) looks on in "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the...

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‘Shatranj Key Khilari’ to be screened tomorrow

thenews.com.pk
09-Oct-2008
        

Friday, October 10, 2008 by Aijaz Gul Islamabad Perhaps the greatest name in the Indian film industry for art and non-mainstream films is that of Satyajit Ray. His name is synonymous with black & white low-budget films about...

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All the action at MEIFF

gulfnews.com
08-Oct-2008 5 related
        

All eyes on are on Abu Dhabi as a host of celebrities, film veterans, directors and producers from around the world descend on the city for the second annual Middle East International Film Festival (MEIFF) which begins on Friday.

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zabriskiepoint.net: SIR BEN KINGSLEY TO ATTEND 'GHANDI' SCREENING AT MEIFF 2008 zabriskiepoint.net

SIR BEN KINGSLEY TO ATTEND 'GHANDI' SCREENING AT MEIFF 2008

zabriskiepoint.net
07-Oct-2008 7 related
        

Abu Dhabi, 7th October 2008: Sir Ben Kingsley will attend the special presentation screening of the award-winning film Ghandi on Saturday 11th October at Emirates Palace for the Middle East International Film Festival (MEIFF)...

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'Gandhi' to be screened at MEIFF

hindu.com
07-Oct-2008 8 related
        

Abu Dhabi (PTI): British actor Ben Kingsley, who played the award-wining role of the protagonist in Richard Attenborough's legendary film 'Gandhi', will attend a special screening of the movie during the Middle East...

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Gandhiji [Amanita.net]

feeds4all.nl
06-Oct-2008
        

Last night we watched Richard Attenborough’s epic biography Gandhi, starring Ben Kingsley. I had never seen it before, so I was very excited to rent it from Netflix. We actually watched it on the big screen downstairs with my...

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UN makes Gandhi a sellout

telegraphindia.com
05-Oct-2008 3 related
        

Washington, Oct. 5: Gandhi memorabilia is being lapped up by international civil servants and global institutions a year after the UN declared Gandhi Jayanti as International Day of Non-Violence. The UN General Assembly’s...

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dailymail.co.uk: John Fancy's knife dailymail.co.uk

'Great Escape' artist of World War II dies at 95

newstrackindia.com
03-Oct-2008 11 related
        

London, Oct 3 (IANS) The man whose World War II prison exploits inspired the Hollywood blockbuster, The Great Escape, is no more. Nicknamed The Mole, John Fancy was Britain's most prolific wartime tunnel-digger and one of the...

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livemint.com: Courting the king: Eric Bana is a tall and big Henry VIII in The Other Boleyn Girl. AFP livemint.com

The men who got trapped in their movie roles

livemint.com
02-Oct-2008
        

The suggestions in this column, a couple of weeks ago, that I could easily imagine Danny Denzongpa playing Gabbar Singh or that Richard Attenborough’s Gandhi would have been a better movie had Naseeruddin Shah, and not Ben...

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