The mad menVIGGO MORTENSEN stacks his case and suit protector neatly in the corner of the room. The precision of the movement is entirely in keeping with an angular formation of razor cheekbones and sharp suit. We probably shouldn’t be surprised the Danish-American-Argentine has this travelling thing down.
Neeson gets Peta in a stewREEL NEWS: People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (Peta) is urging punters to avoid the latest Liam Neeson film The Grey.
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What you lookin' at?Al Pacino, Glenn Close and Martin Sheen will be rocking into Dublin for this year’s film festival, which looks set to be a real cracker, writes DONALD CLARKE
It's a dog's lifeRin Tin Tin was the first dog to win the hearts of filmgoers in America, EILEEN BATTERSBY looks at a new biography
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