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Louise Rugendyke is Editor of S and TV Liftout at The Sun-Herald.

‘I used to be a snob’: Joel Edgerton on his return to TV in twisty thriller Dark Matter

‘I used to be a snob’: Joel Edgerton on his return to TV in twisty thriller Dark Matter

During lockdown, the Australian actor watched so much television, he realised he wanted to be back on the small screen.

  • by Louise Rugendyke

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Let’s call time on famous actors making travel shows, unless it’s Stanley Tucci

Let’s call time on famous actors making travel shows, unless it’s Stanley Tucci

It was said of US troops in Britain during WWII that they were overpaid, overfed, oversexed and over here. Same goes for most celebrities on the tourist trail.

  • by Louise Rugendyke
When a TV show on a real-life story covers big ideas, do small glitches matter?

When a TV show on a real-life story covers big ideas, do small glitches matter?

Plus: get ready for the weekend with these fresh diversions.

  • by Louise Rugendyke, Katrina Strickland, Nicole Abadee, Barry Divola and Melissa Fyfe
Inside the stunt that saw Ryan Gosling shut down the Harbour Bridge

Inside the stunt that saw Ryan Gosling shut down the Harbour Bridge

Director David Leitch started his career as Brad Pitt’s stunt double, then Matt Damon’s. So who better to tell Ryan Gosling how to ride a broken bin across Sydney Harbour Bridge at 50km/h?

  • by Louise Rugendyke
She took on Amy Winehouse, even though she knew the risks

She took on Amy Winehouse, even though she knew the risks

Marisa Abela, who plays the British singer in the film Back to Black, says the biopic is an honest portrait of the star’s relationship with her controversial father Mitch.

  • by Louise Rugendyke
‘It’s appalling’: Hugo Weaving on the backlash to pro-Palestine protests in Australia

‘It’s appalling’: Hugo Weaving on the backlash to pro-Palestine protests in Australia

The acclaimed actor has just finished performing his latest play in Ireland, where he says conversations about Gaza and Israel are much more “sane” than in Australia.

  • by Louise Rugendyke
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Take your seats: The 14 new movies we can’t wait to see

Take your seats: The 14 new movies we can’t wait to see

From sequels to reboots, rom-coms and Ryan Gosling, consider this your must-see list for the next few months.

  • by Louise Rugendyke
Dev Patel on channelling Bruce Lee and John Wick for his new action flick

Dev Patel on channelling Bruce Lee and John Wick for his new action flick

In his directorial debut, the actor wasn’t interested in making a ‘tourist video’, he had bigger ideas in mind.

  • by Louise Rugendyke
Miss Succession? Shogun is a must-watch epic drama

Miss Succession? Shogun is a must-watch epic drama

It has swords and sandals, multi-layered plotting and a central performance that is so unhinged it’s hard to look away.

  • by Louise Rugendyke
How do you direct an Oscar-winning actor? There’s just one trick...

How do you direct an Oscar-winning actor? There’s just one trick...

Olivia Colman stars in Wicked Little Letters, a ‘truer-than-you-think’ scandal that rocked a village with its foul language.

  • by Louise Rugendyke
The hill we’ll die on: these are the 20 best things about Sydney right now

The hill we’ll die on: these are the 20 best things about Sydney right now

From our fabulous banh mi and gelato, through to street art and swimming spots and fancy public loos, there’s a lot to love about Sydney - now and always.

  • by Lenny Ann Low and Louise Rugendyke