255 results on '"Kerr, Philip"'
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2. On the road again: Philip Kerr goes in search of the American sublime and ends up in Nevada. (Film)
3. Samurai warrior: the director Akira Kurosawa influenced many of the west's most famous film-makers. Philip Kerr sizes up Japan's original action man
4. Optical illusion FILM
5. Light show
6. Invisible women
7. A Coen-trick
8. Silly Billy
9. All right, Jack
10. Charm offensive
11. Regular Joe
12. Ghosts in the machine
13. Molar rouge FILM
14. Men in tights
15. Too close for comfort
16. Thatcher the dinosaur
17. The worst of British
18. Tailored to fit
19. A Bridget too far
20. Bob the bum
21. Heathrow hopefuls
22. Don't give up the day job, Britney
23. JFK: the assassin who failed
24. Left, right, game, set, march
25. The fisher king
26. Toga wars: who would have thought that a novel about a Roman plumber could be a pleasure to read? What a pity that the Booker jury did not have the guts to include at least one readable novel in its list
27. The Hutton files, starring Michael Barrymore, Rachel Weisz and Victor Meldrew: Philip Kerr takes a dramatist's eye to the Royal Courts of Justice
28. Living dangerously: what inspires a war correspondent? More than the sense of history or heroism, TV reporters are seduced by the glamour of the job as it has been portrayed in countless films. (The Back Half)
29. A feast of turkeys. (Film)
30. Print the legend. (Books)
31. The writing's on the wall: in 1993, Granta magazine published a list of Best Young Novelists. Philip Kerr, who was one, remembers the jealousy, bitching and backbiting that followed its appearance. (Best of Young British)
32. A film starring London: seedy, sexy, quaint, kitsch and covered in pea soup. Philip Kerr takes a look at the star quality of our celebrity capital. (London)
33. Starbucks and filthy Lucas: with the much-anticipated release of a new episode in May, Star Wars continues to rule the marketplace. Philip Kerr expects more of the same hype-filled, mass-produced junk. (The Back Half)
34. Bruce force: Philip Kerr finds there's no escaping cliches in a new POW movie. (Film)
35. Token credit: Philip Kerr on Denzel Washington's plea to be recognised for his acting and not his race. (Film)
36. Relatively crazy: Philip Kerr on how eccentricity can lead to jail in New York. (Film)
37. Thin ice: Philip Kerr is left cold by an aggressively demotic American adventure. (Film)
38. The Royal family: Philip Kerr enjoys an intelligent comedy about domestic unhappiness. (Film)
39. Just a pretty face: Philip Kerr is not impressed by a formulaic story about a mad mathematical genius. (Film)
40. Licensed to print money: Fifty years ago, Ian Fleming sat down to write the first Bond book. Since then, 007 has become a global brand, but also A novels. (The Back Half)
41. Drop in the Ocean: Philip Kerr on how a laptop caper falls far short of nuclear physics. (Film)
42. Blow by blow: Philip Kerr on how a biopic of the legendary boxer and black icon fails to pack a punch. (Film)
43. Bloody hell: Philip Kerr is not amused by a historical drama about the Whitechapel murders. (Film)
44. Fat club: Philip Kerr says it's fine to laugh at obesity if it makes people lose weight. (Film)
45. Time, gentlemen, time: Philip Kerr raises a toast to a superb adaptation of Graham Swift's Booker Prize-winning novel. (Film)
46. Sex with a dressing gown: Philip Kerr goes on a tour of corruption and depravity with Dennis Hopper. (Film)
47. Apocalypse... again: The Vietnam war has possessed the imaginations of film-makers for a quarter of a century. But one hellish vision of the conflict still dominates the canon. (The Back Half)
48. We should be so lucky: Philip Kerr on why American films dominant world cinema: big bucks
49. Band of brothers: Philip Kerr on the re-release of the great war movie that made him a pacifist
50. Odds-on favourite: Philip Kerr applauds a sports thriller that harks back to more innocent times
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