Search results for ‘Matthew Cain’
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Michael Caine: from Cockney king to Renaissance man
The veteran British actor Sir Michael Caine discusses his second autobiography, The Elephant to Hollywood, with Channel 4 News Culture Editor Matthew Cain.
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Scottish theatre quiz for new English boss
The National Theatre of Scotland has a new director, Laurie Sansom – and he’s English. Culture Editor Matthew Cain tests his knowledge of Scottish theatre – how many would you get right?
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Behind the Candelabra with Michael Douglas
In his new film, Michael Douglas plays legend of high camp Liberace – the world’s highest paid entertainer of the 1950s-70s. Culture Editor Matthew Cain goes Behind the Candelabra.
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Top LSO conductor Sir Colin Davis has died aged 85
The London Symphony Orchestra’s longest serving conductor, Sir Colin Davis, has died aged 85. Matthew Cain looks back at a career which spanned more than half a century.
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Art in the Ice Age with Grayson Perry
Artist Grayson Perry talks to Culture Editor Matthew Cain about art in the Ice Age with the opening of a new exhibition.
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Hobbit will live up to expectations, says Sir Ian McKellen
Sir Ian McKellen – Gandalf in the the Lord of the Rings film trilogy – tells Channel 4 News Culture Editor Matthew Cain that the Hobbit, which has its world premiere today, will not disappoint.
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Suggs on why not winning awards doesn’t bother him… much
Madness frontman Suggs talks to Channel 4 News Culture Editor Matthew Cain about the band’s new album and, as the Mercury Prize is decided, whether he minds not winning many awards.
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Turner Prize 2011: Hilary Lloyd
Working in film and video, Hilary Lloyd presents sound and image to the viewer in a way which challenges and undermines viewing conventions, writes Matthew Cain.
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Bodleian treasures: Shakespeare’s First Folio
“For as reliable an account as possible of what Shakespeare wrote, the First Folio is it – not just for scholars but for actors and directors,” says Channel 4 News Culture Editor Matthew Cain.
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Turner Prize 2011: George Shaw
Focusing on the mundane two square miles where he grew up in Coventry, painter George Shaw confronts nostalgia in his work which lies at the edge of tradition, writes Matthew Cain.
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Art world in Gateshead for Turner Prize
As the world’s most famous contemporary art prize travels to Gateshead, Channel 4 News Culture Editor Matthew Cain hopes the change of scene will “shake the prize free from history and tradition”.
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Turner Prize 2011: Karla Black
Fascinated with psychological vulnerability, Karla Black’s innovative sculptural installations are rooted in feminism and combine traditional art-making with modern materials, writes Matthew Cain.
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Turner Prize 2011: Martin Boyce
Martin Boyce’s work creates atmospheric, sculptural art inspired by modernist design history, which it often directly quotes, writes Matthew Cain.
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Disabled children fly high with Scottish Opera
Young people with physical and learning difficulties are not only singing with the Scottish Opera, they are flying too, as Channel 4 News Culture Editor Matthew Cain reports.
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Bringing films to book at the London Film Festival
Matthew Cain asks whether a glut of literary adaptations at this year’s London Film Festival could stifle creativity within the film industry.
