Oscar nominees Charlize Theron and Reese Witherspoon, Sean Bean, the French film 'Innocence' and the antics of Harold Lloyd.
Charlize Theron
Following her Oscar win for 'Monster', Charlize Theron takes on the true story of the Minnesota miner who accuses her employees of sexual harassment in 'North Country'. Francine Stock talks to Charlize and her 'North Country' co-star Sean Bean who plays a miner forced by injury into early retirement.
'North Country' (15) is in cinemas now.
Harold Lloyd
Harold Lloyd created the image of a man dangling from a clock face above a busy street in 1923's 'Safety Last!'. Matthew Sweet discusses the new DVD collection of his silent films.
'The Art of Harold Lloyd' is released on DVD on 13 February 2006. It features 'Are Crooks Dishonest?' (1918), 'Neighbours' (1919), 'Bumping Into Broadway' (1920), 'His Royal Slyness' (1920), 'An Eastern Westerner' (1920), 'Number, Please?' (1920), 'I Do' (1921), 'Never Weaken' (1921) and 'Grandma's Boy' (1922). 'Safety Last!' and 'Haunted Spooks' are also available on DVD. Kevin Brownlow's 'Harold Lloyd: The Third Genius' is available on VHS from BFI Video. 'Life with the Lyons ' is available on audio cassette. ISBN: 0563366400.
Reese Witherspoon
Reese Witherspoon ('Legally Blonde') discusses her role as country singer June Carter opposite Joaquin Phoenix in the Johnny Cash biopic 'Walk the Line'.
'Walk the Line' (12A) is in cinemas now.
Innocence
Leslie Felperin discusses the French film 'Innocence', a mysterious tale about a girls boarding school.
