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20 Best-dressed stars of BFI London Film Festival 2025
Including surprise appearance from Rachel Weisz
Andrew Scott on the 'intimate' partnership that inspired his newest role
Andrew Scott spoke exclusively to HELLO! about his role opposite Ethan Hawke in Richard Linklater's new comedy-drama, Blue Moon
1917 star George MacKay reveals how fatherhood helped him prepare for latest role
The '1917' actor spoke to HELLO! about family, fishing and filming in Cornwall at the UK premiere of his new film, 'Rose of Nevada'.
Amal Clooney's party girl chic in ruffled mini dress
Amal Clooney has taken the London Film Festival by storm, but her after-party look flew under the radar - see her dress from a special screening at The Ham Yard Hotel
George Clooney is the ultimate Hollywood heartthrob at London Film Festival
George Clooney looked incredible at the gala screening for his new film, Jay Kelly, at the BFI London Film Festival alongside his wife, Amal Clooney
Selena Gomez and Zoe Saldana bring the glamour to London Film Festival's red carpet
Stephen Graham and Erin Doherty were also pictured on day three of London Film Festival
7 most exciting movies coming out of London Film Festival 2024
We're so excited to check out these new films
Cate Blanchett and Elton John steal the show on second day of London Film Festival
The London Film Festival kicked off with a bang
All of Us Strangers: everything to know about Paul Mescal and Andrew Scott movie
Claire Foy also stars in the new film - find out everything to know about All of Us Strangers
Is Saltburn worth the watch? Our honest review of Jacob Elordi's divisive movie
Here’s what our Film Editor thought watching Saltburn earlier this year...
8 films with major Oscar buzz to add to your must-watch list
Here are our top picks of upcoming movie releases for 2023 and 2024
Is All of Us Strangers the best movie from London Film Festival so far? Early reactions are in
The movie will be released in cinemas in January
May December: Natalie Portman and Julianne Moore shine in dark drama
May December movie review at London Film Festival