Albert Finney
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From Bugsy Malone to Mississippi Burning, Shoot the Moon to Angel Heart, Parker was a craftsman committed to entertaining cinemagoers
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Brief letters: Oxymoron corner | Front-page news | Charity shop ethics | Churchill’s imitators | Clare in the Community
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Donen’s brilliance helped reinvent the Hollywood musical, and he went on to display a tremendous skill for romance and comedy
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The award-winning director remembers Finney’s unique bonhomie, from his shining legacy at Salford grammar school to his support of Leigh’s film debut Bleak Moments
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12 February 1969 While a huge success in America and a critical success in the UK, the film is still not going out on general release
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Spying on Michael Douglas, telling Nic Cage how to play drunk, pretending he was gay to Audrey Hepburn … two giants of cinema remember their hero Albert Finney
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Brief letters: Sleep supplement | Generous portions | Women’s self-examination | Saving money on prescriptions | Wordsearch observation | Best obituary
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In a 1988 interview with the Observer, cinema’s ‘angry young man’, who has died at 82, said he loved studying for a part
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The actor shone as brightly in theatre as he did on film, helping to create modern classics from Billy Liar to Joe Egg, and playing the first Hamlet at the National’s Southbank home
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Actor hailed as the new Olivier but who preferred playing working-class heroes to classical roles
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Celebrated actor who rose to fame in the ‘kitchen sink’ era before evolving into one of the screen greats of the postwar period, has died
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Albert Finney has died aged 82 after a short illness, his family have announced. We remember some of his most enduring roles
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A new season at the BFI showcases a Britain casting off the moorings of tradition yet uncertain where it was headed, writes Guardian columnist Ian Jack
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‘I don’t think the cast of the new film have the same horsepower we had’
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Albert Finney sobbed like an animal, Harold Pinter ramped up the terror and John Hurt even resembled Beckett himself. Now, at the Edinburgh festival, Barry McGovern takes on the role that never ceases to astonish
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From the Guardian archive Archive, 1960: Saturday Night and Sunday Morning reviewed