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Alexander Larman's coverage suggests a keen interest in entertainment news, particularly film and television. With a considerable portion of opinion editorials and expert commentary, he may be interested in pitches that offer unique perspectives on the latest trends or controversies within the entertainment industry.
Given his focus on profiling individuals from the world of film and television, outreach to him could include pitches featuring exclusive interviews with actors, directors, or other industry figures. Additionally, offering expert analysis related to recent events or controversies in British film and television would likely capture his attention.
While there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Alexander's articles, it can be inferred that he has an international perspective given the diverse range of topics covered.
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By: Alexander Larman
It was always going to go this way. Every gambler eventually loses, and the higher profile that loss, the greater the eventual humiliation. But today’s judgement that Prince Harry as well as his other high-profile litigants – including Elton John,...
Misan Harriman, the photographer, Oscar-nominated filmmaker and current chairman of the Southbank Centre , is clearly an intelligent man.
It was always going to go this way. Every gambler eventually loses, and the higher profile that loss, the greater the eventual humiliation.
By: Alexander Larman
Under normal circumstances, a $125m (though recent reports have it at $200m) blockbuster from a double Oscar -winning director, starring the biggest
By: Alexander Larman
While the producer of a Gore Vidal biopic wants to buy back its rights from Netflix, the streaming company is refusing to budge.
He’s the biggest film director in the world—and, as his adaptation of ‘The Odyssey’ opens, the most misunderstood
Every time statistics are released about our lunching habits, I become ever more depressed. Apparently, as many as seven in ten of us fail to leave our desks during so-called ‘lunch hour’, miserably chomping on our identikit meal deal or Pret...
London’s restaurateurs are up in arms about the idea that we should eschew a lengthy lunch in favour of a miserly meal al desko.
By: Alexander Larman
While this lavish adaptation of Homer’s epic story falls short in small ways, those boycotting the film will miss a startlingly accomplished and rich picture.
It’s thrilling, of course, but it’s also deeply sad, poignant where it needs to be and even genuinely funny a couple of times
