Ryan Gilbey is a freelance journalist who has written for various publications including Yahoo Sports UK, The Guardian, Yahoo Sports Canada, and Cigalah Group. His articles cover a wide range of topics including film reviews, obituaries, interviews, and cultural commentary. His work has also been featured in New Statesman and The Irish Times.
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Ryan Gilbey predominantly covers entertainment news, including movie reviews, actor profiles, and theater productions. He also includes obituaries in his coverage.
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By: Ryan Gilbey
‘The movie changed my life,’ says McKellen of the 1995 film. ‘If Bryan Singer hadn't seen it, he would never have asked me to be in X-Men’
By: Ryan Gilbey
James Graham’s series about a divided former mining town was a genre-defying smash. So where does they go with series two? The writer and stars talk about guns, Keir Starmer and 2022’s most unpredictable plot twist
By: Ryan Gilbey
Page stars in new film Close to You as a trans man navigating his relationship with his family. He and director Dominic Savage explain how it all came together
Edoardo Erba’s two-hander takes up a position at the margins of the Anders Breivik massacre but leaves his characters disappointingly generalised
By: Ryan Gilbey
In the 198os, Peter Brook’s adaptation of The Mahabharata enchanted audiences on stage and screen. As Brook’s son presents a restored print at the Venice film festival, he and his team discuss the work’s extraordinary journey
By: Ryan Gilbey
Spruced up for its 20th anniversary, Alan Bennett’s beloved play now has 80s musical numbers, but its blase attitude to teachers with wandering hands remains dated
By: Ryan Gilbey
Ryan Gilbey · 8-min read Werner Herzog has two faces, both wearing the same expression of grave forbearance.
By: Ryan Gilbey
He has made feverish films about crazed obsessives – but one idea was too excessive. The great director explains why Mexico, featuring acting frogs and fleets of ships on fire, is finding an audience at last
By: Ryan Gilbey
Tom Michell’s feelgood memoir could have been a winning buddy movie with Coogan’s colleague – if it wasn’t for the titular bird always muscling its way in looking baffled
Tom Michell’s feelgood memoir could have been a winning buddy movie with Coogan’s colleague – if it wasn’t for the titular bird always muscling its way in looking baffled
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