Andrew Pulver is a journalist for The Guardian, with a focus on multinational news and culture in the United Kingdom. His articles cover a wide range of topics including film, art, and entertainment, and he has also been featured in The Art Newspaper.
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Andrew Pulver's coverage heavily focuses on the entertainment industry, particularly films and Hollywood. He tends to cover events, profile features, government announcements, and reviews related to the entertainment world.
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By: Andrew Pulver
Actor says she had more screen success, aged 17, than her male co-star Tobey Maguire but was paid less
By: Andrew Pulver
Academics, artists and curators delve into the background behind Sargent’s glossy society portraits in this polished documentary
Featuring stars including Riz Ahmed and Nabhaan Rizwan, the event aims to celebrate the ‘rich tapestry of Muslim experiences via the medium of film’
By: Andrew Pulver
The director is planning to return to his long-delayed project with Jennifer Lawrence co-starring as Ava Gardner – but rights may prove a stumbling-block
The 27-year-old American actor has gone from the Disney channel to new classy arthouse threesome drama Challengers, via a massive blockbuster and a hot-button TV series. So can she convince as an Oscar contender?
Survey of 2,000 Americans conflicts with the box-office records being broken for film running well over two hours
Since the millennium, there is substantially less erotic content on our screens – with changing audience tastes and ‘intimacy coordinators’ to blame
By: Andrew Pulver
The spooky comedy franchise may seem an unlikely place to find an ethnicity and faith adviser, but productions are increasingly aware of a duty to make sure communities are truthfully represented
By: Andrew Pulver
An exhibition at the Garden Museum in London unearths the freedoms that were fostered by outdoor life
By: Andrew Pulver
The easy freedom of this medium allowed the artist to range over subjects as diverse as Tarot, male nudes at Fire Island and a friend’s flat – and offer clues to his more public feature films
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