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Tim Roth

December 2023

  • writer/director David Leland.

    Wish You Were Here director David Leland dies aged 82

    The British film-maker also wrote the landmark TV play Made in Britain, starring Tim Roth, and won an Emmy award for Band of Brothers

November 2023

  • Effortlessly persuasive performance … Jordan Oosterhof in Punch.

    Punch review – queer coming-of-age story packs emotional left hook

    Beautifully acted by a young cast, this first feature from Welby Ings is a delicately balanced combination of compelling boxing movie and touching teenage drama

February 2023

  • Lincoln Younes and Tim Roth in Last King of the Cross

    Last King of the Cross review – true crime series too polished for its own good

    Based on John Ibrahim’s memoir and starring Tim Roth as a crime boss, this drama about Sydney’s ‘mecca of sin’ is full of forgettable machismo

October 2022

  • Tim Roth and his son Cormac Roth in 2021.

    Cormac Roth, musician and son of Tim Roth, dies aged 25

    The guitarist and composer was diagnosed with stage 3 germ cell cancer in November 2021

August 2022

  • Pierce Brosnan in The Misfits.

    The Misfits review – feeble heist tale wastes actors’ time and yours

    Pierce Brosnan and Tim Roth are among the actors cheapening their reputations with half-baked tale of noble robbers in caricatured nation of ‘Jazeristan’

June 2022

  • Shannyn Sossamon and José María Yazpik in There Are No Saints.

    There Are No Saints review – Schrader script is schlocky revenge thriller

  • Vicky Krieps and Tim Roth in Mia Hansen-Løve’s partly autobiographical Bergman Island.

    Bergman Island review – Mia Hansen-Løve’s Baltic millefeuille

May 2022

  • Amplified tristesse … Vicky Krieps and Tim Roth in Bergman Island.

    Bergman Island review – marital woes revealed on a trip to Ingmar Bergman territory

    Real and imaginary marriage discontents bleed into each other when a director and his screenwriter spouse go on retreat to the great auteur’s island home

January 2022

  • Rebecca Hall in i>Resurrection by Andrew Semans, an official selection of the Premieres section at the 2022 Sundance Film Festival. Courtesy of Sundance Institute | photo by Wyatt Garfield. All photos are copyrighted and may be used by press only for the purpose of news or editorial coverage of Sundance Institute programs. Photos must be accompanied by a credit to the photographer and/or 'Courtesy of Sundance Institute.' Unauthorized use, alteration, reproduction or sale of logos and/or photos is strictly prohibited.

    First look review
    Resurrection review – Rebecca Hall rises above misfiring thriller

    There’s a reliably effective star turn in an otherwise uneven film about a woman haunted by the trauma of her youth

September 2021

  • Olivia Colman, Dakota Johnson and Maggie Gyllenhaal on the red carpet for The Lost Daughter.

    Venice film festival 2021 roundup – a formidably good year on the Lido

  • sundown

    Sundown review – Tim Roth a wonderfully relaxed sociopath in Venice’s funniest film

June 2021

  • Peter Bradshaw

    Cannes makes up for lost time with a thrilling auteur-packed lineup

    Peter Bradshaw
    After a year off, Leos Carax should have punters at each others’ throats – and Wes Anderson will boost the blood sugar

January 2021

  • TIM ROTH AND MARK WAHLBERG IN SCENCE FROM PLANET OF THE APES<br>**No archives - not for use** NO SALES, NO ARCHIVE Tim Roth as "Thade" attacks Mark Wahlberg's character Leo Davidson in the "Planet of the Apes," opening nationwide July 27, 2001. Wahlberg takes the role of Capt. Davidson, a spaceship commander who, like Charlton Heston in the first "Apes," finds himself stranded on a planet ruled by apes and orangutans who talk, think and act like humans. The apes are superior to humans in all ways, and they hunt humans to use as slaves. REUTERS/20th Century Fox/Sam Emerson-Handout NO SALES, NO ARCHIVE

    Hear me out
    Hear me out: why Tim Burton's Planet of the Apes isn't a bad movie

    The latest in our series of writers standing up for loathed films is an impassioned defence of the 2001 take on the 60s classic

December 2020

  • Jack (Tim Roth), Angela (Genevieve O’Reilly) and Anna (Abigail Lawrie) in Tin Star: Liverpool

    TV review
    Tin Star: Liverpool review – murder and mayhem on Merseyside

    Tim Roth and his family are hellbent on unleashing glorious revenge in the final season of the Sky Atlantic drama

November 2019

  • Kelvin Harrison Jr in Luce.

    Luce review - provocative examination of race in America

    A young black man is lauded by his school as a model student

June 2019

  • Cate Blanchett in Where’d You Go Bernadette Florence Pugh in Midsommar Awkwafina in The Farewell Jimmie Falls in The Last Black Man in San Francisco

    Outside the multiplex: the best smaller films to see in the US this summer

    From a troubling film about race in America to a shocking documentary about China’s one child policy, this season offers more than just superhero sequels

April 2019

  • Peter Luce Amy showdown

    First look review
    Luce review – tough, provocative thriller crackles with tension

    Naomi Watts and Tim Roth play adopted parents of a black all-star high schooler accused of nefarious acts in an electrifying, uncomfortable film about racial stereotypes

January 2019

  • Emma and Tony, parents of 2017 murder victim Jordan Taylor.

    Observer TV reviews
    The week in TV: A Year of British Murder; Tin Star; Horizon and more

  • Tim Roth

    Tim Roth: ‘As messy as your life can be, there has to be a window you can escape through'

September 2017

  • Suranne Jones in Doctor Foster.

    Observer TV reviews
    The week in TV: Doctor Foster; Tin Star; Safe House; Back; Cold Feet; Diana and I

    Dr Foster is back and getting mad with her husband again, while Tim Roth as an ex-London cop finds Canada less wholesome than expected
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