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Richard E. Grant
Reviews Featuring Richard E. Grant
'Bright Young Things' is a riotously entertaining portrait of parasitic, feckless abandon in the late 1930s. A delicious, delirious dance through a time of serious change.
Do your kids a favour and take them on a nice trip to the dentist instead.
Napoleon's final years presented as an escapist mystery, complete with a body, a butler, and a parade of intriguing suspects.
Oddly this is simultaneously a brave movie and a toothless biopic. It's certainly lifted by a stellar performance from Meryl Streep that goes beyond mere impersonation.
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