Tom Shone is a film critic at The Sunday Times. He specializes in the film industry and filmmaking, contributing insights into arts and entertainment through his extensive writing and criticism. Tom's work has been featured in prominent publications including The Times, The New York Times, and Vogue.
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Tom Shone's coverage primarily consists of film reviews and entertainment news, with a focus on film scores, best films, Christmas movies, film directors, and general film reviews. He may be interested in pitches related to new releases or retrospectives on classic films.
Given the nature of his articles as predominantly review-based content, he is likely to respond well to pitches that involve exclusive access to filmmakers or actors for interviews. Additionally, if you have unique insights into upcoming movie releases or trends within the film industry such as emerging directors or notable achievements in film scoring, these could also capture his interest.
As there is no specified geographic focus for Tom Shone's work, pitches should align with his broad international scope when relevant.
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Project Hail Mary is a rocket-fuelled crowd-pleaser, thanks to the Barbie actor playing a teacher with only a faceless alien for company
The Magic Faraway Tree film tackles the books’ outdated gender roles so they work for modern children — with the help of Claire Foy, Andrew Garfield and Jessica Gunning
By: Tom Shone
The golden couple are in their element as their relationship falls victim to the stress of wedding planning in The Drama
In his directorial debut California Schemin’, he tells the story of how a couple of Scottish teenagers duped the world as two American rappers
By: Tom Shone
The British actor struts and drawls as the Russian president — but it’s his Mandelson-like power broker who really rules
The biopic is cinematic gaslighting, ignoring any controversy. You’re better off listening to the music
The sequel has been 20 years in the making and the world has changed. But the biggest surprise about the film? How moving it is
What do you do after writing Chernobyl and The Last of Us? Get Jackman, Patrick Stewart and Emma Thompson to shine in a murder mystery with a flock of talking sheep
By: Tom Shone
Steven Soderbergh’s The Christophers tells of an artist and a former forger — it’s a little slice of heaven
Finding Emily is a lively tale of mismatched strangers and one student’s quest to track down his dream date
