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Hans Zimmer, too often associated with blockbuster action movies, has delivered a compelling and intelligent score to Ron Howard's gripping drama.

The very popular London stage play by Peter Morgan gets a silver screen treatment, featuring the same leads, with Frank Langella as Nixon and Michael Sheen as Frost. 8/10

Ron Howard's latest movie Frost/Nixon is a docudrama about the historic interview with Richard Nixon conducted in 1977 by journalist David Frost.

Frank Langella's Getting All the Praise, but Michael Sheen Has the Tougher Job in Ron Howard's Adaptation of Peter Morgan's Tony Award-Winning Play

David Frost and Richard Nixon box clever in Peter Morgans wonderful screen adaptation of his hit play based on the1977 Frost interviews with the disgraced president.

The star of the "Harry Potter" films, Daniel Radcliffe, is set to make his West End debut in this controversial play.

Frost/Nixon opened the 46th season at the Vancouver Playhouse on Thursday night, and sadly, the production doesn't live up to the strength of the play.

Frost/Nixon, based on the infamous interview between British reporter David Frost and President Richard Nixon, has its Canadian premiere in Vancouver in Sept. 2008.

Frost/Nixon highlights one of the most famously referenced interviews in the history of American media, but according to filmmakers it fictionalizes some scenes.

Frost/Nixon, starring Frank Langella and Michael Sheen, brings to life one of television's original, great reality series - David Frost's interviews with Richard Nixon.

Frank Langella and Sam Rockwell give exceptional performances in Ron Howard-directed Frost/Nixon, based on Peter Morgan's play. 8/10.

Here's a quick listing of who won the nominations for the major film categories for the 2009 Academy Awards.

In the past few years, the Tony Awards, which honour the best of the Broadway season, have become fairly predictable.

The Golden Globes has nominated candidates for Best Drama: tThe Curious Case of Benjamin Button, The Reader, Frost/Nixon, Revolutionary Road and Slumdog Millionaire.

The Golden Globe nominees for Best Picture represent a broad spectrum of stories.

The 2009 Oscar winners include "Slumdog Millionaire" for best picture, Kate Winslet for best actress, Sean Penn for best actor and Danny Boyle for best director.

A gay politician, a man who ages backwards and a slumdog are all subjects of some of the 2009 Oscar nominees for best picture. Who deserves the statuette on Feb. 22?

Profile of Welsh actor Michael Sheen, including short bio, career history, trivia and movie recommendations.

Who will win, who will lose, and who will stay home in shame of having not even been nominated? Here are the predictions of who will walk away victorious come Oscar night

Forget Slumdog Millionaire and the rest. Here are five other films that are sure to offer much more worth thinking about as you leave the theater

Following the first two films directed by Len Wiseman, special effects wiz Patrick Tatopoulos jumps in the director's chair, in this fairly slow fantasy prequel. 6/10

Star Stories man Kevin Bishop kicks off his new series of his sketch show with a mixed but overly positive outing that spoofs politically correct comedy and David Beckham

A nun, a slumdog, a gay rights activist, a wrestler and a man who ages backwards walk into a bar.

A Disney/Pixar film, WALL-E, has become the best-reviewed film of 2008, for a second year in a row.

Audiences will get their first glimpse of Christopher Pine as James T. Kirk when Star Trek (2009) hits theaters May 8, but chances are they've seen him in other movies.

Knowing that the outcome of the BAFTAs will shape the results of this year's Oscars, the stars braved the British showers for the biggest night in the UK film calendar.

On September 10th, 2009, the Toronto International Film Festival returns with 336 films for cinephiles to fawn over.

Scarlett Johanssen and Penelope Cruz star in Woody Allen's latest award-winning effort.

First class writing and unbelievable special effects send mild-mannered John Cusack into action in director Roland Emmerich's smartly set thriller.

Zimmer delivers his most definitive score yet with "Angels & Demons," which incorporates nearly all of his trademark styles into one massively engrossing score.

The Academy Awards, which take place each year (with a few notable exceptions) at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, are regarded as being the biggest movie awards show

Woody Allen's latest movie improves on his last collaboration with Scarlett Johansson, but is marred by excessive voice-over narration.

Christmas is a time to come together. In hopes of connecting with his kids Robert De Niro embarks on a cross American journey in hopes in Kirk Jones' bittersweet story.

Toronto's official theatre season is about to be kick-started with with plays dealing with topics as varied as suicide and the internet, war, family pain and politics.

Ron Howard takes on Dan Brown's literature again, but Angels and Demon's doesn't fair any better than The Da Vinci Code

Ron Howard's Angels & Demons, based on the Dan Brown bestseller, is a taut little thriller . . . if you can ignore the glaring historical inaccuracies. 5/10.

The controversial National Board of Review have decided that Andrew Stanton's WALL-E is the best animated film of the year.

Soulmates Edward Cullen and Bella Swan fight the forces of evil to find true love.

Check out a behind-the-scenes look at Steve Spielberg's upcoming motion-capture movie The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn.

Paramount and Sony announced that Steven Spielberg and Peter Jackson's Tintin has finally gone into production.

A review of new movie The Box. It's a sci-fi thriller with echoes of the old school but it lacks any real edge. Frank Langella makes a bad film mildly watchable.

Get up close and personal with the player turned coach of famed British Leeds soccer champ whose luck comes up against some very determined player resisters.

2010 sees the release of Tim Burton's highly anticipated new film starring Johnny Depp, Helena Bonham Carter and Anne Hathaway.

Disney/Pixar's WALL-E has received two Golden Globe nominations, one for Best Animated Film and another for Best Song. Golden Globes handed out January 11th.

WALL-E's out of the Best Picture race, but it's nominated in 6 other categories. Where are the animated films at this year's Oscars?

Disney/Pixar's WALL-E racks up more kudos from critics, including the American Film Institute, plus the Boston and New York Online associations.

Dramatic changes to this year's Emmy telecast help boost overall ratings and entertain in a way that would make Oscar and other award shows green with envy.

Playwrights have been associated with the Academy Award since its inception. The 81st Academy Award writing nominees carry on that legendary association.

The British actors and directors set to make a splash in 2009, including new Doctor Who Matt Smith, Hunger star Michael Fassbender and In Bruges scribe Martin McDonagh

The word is often used by TV critics and Hollywood executives, but how many of us understand exactly what it means? Well, here's a look.