Film

World champion boxer by day, film star by night.

Hollywood icon Sophia Loren is to chat with Jonathan Ross and meet fans this weekend in what is being described as a 'once-in-a-lifetime' theatre show.

Tom Hardy has said the film industry is “superhero-movie heavy” after starring in upcoming Marvel release Venom.

They are actors who have proven themselves on the big and small screen alike.

Blake Lively and Anna Kendrick turn to the dark side for the mystery thriller A Simple Favour, about two mums in a small town. They talk to Laura Harding about taking inspiration from 1940s films and why there still aren't enough juicy roles for women.

Terrifying and gruesome zombies are getting ready to rise from their graves and walk the streets of Leeds.

The House With A Clock In Its Walls sees Jack Black and Cate Blanchett play a warlock and witch in a race against time to save the world. Georgia Humphreys chats to the Hollywood duo about the timeliness of the children's fantasy film, and the challenges of parenthood.

Emily Blunt can be seen descending from the sky with her carpetbag and reuniting with the Banks children in the trailer for Mary Poppins Returns.

Chloe Grace Moretz tells Gemma Dunn that nothing has quite clicked like her latest film The Miseducation of Cameron Post.

John David Washington follows in the footsteps of his famous father Denzel with a starring role in Spike Lee's new film BlacKkKlansman. He tells Laura Harding why he was so excited to tell the true story of a black police officer who infiltrated the Ku Klux Klan, how meaningful it was to work with the director and why the film is so painfully relevant in the wake of the Charlottesville riots.

A REVOLUTIONARY new cinema technology called ScreenX is coming to Cineworld at the White Rose shopping centre in Leeds next month.

American actor and director Alan Alda, who played Hawkeye Pierce in long-running war TV series M*A*S*H, has revealed he has Parkinson’s disease.

Henry Cavill has joined the Mission Impossible team for the latest edition in the film franchise. He talks to Laura Harding.

Henry Cavill swaps his Superman cape for a spy's suit to play a mustachioed CIA agent in the new Mission: Impossible film. He tells Laura Harding why his facial hair caused so many issues, how Tom Cruise inspired him to try new things and what is was like watching the superstar break his ankle during a stunt.

“Somebody up there has got it in for me. I bet it’s my mother,” says Donna, aka Meryl Streep, in Mamma Mia.

The new Mamma Mia! movie has been described by critics as both “consistently funny” and the “cinematic equivalent of a B-side”.

Margot Robbie was not prepared to sit around and wait for perfect roles to fall into her lap so she set up a production company to make them happen. She talks to Laura Harding about its newest offering Terminal, making your own fate and why she hasn't used her Aussie accent for a role since Neighbours.