Judi Dench

Resident reviewer Tim has taken a look at Jodie Foster's sky-bound thriller, Flightplan, and a saucy tale of cabaret set in ol' London town, Mrs Henderson Presents.

Also out this week is spine-chilling, demonic horror The Exorcism Of Emily Rose.

Singer - and now actor - Will Young looks like he's a natural on the red carpet.

He was surrounded by a bevy of feather-boa-clad showgirls for the premiere of his first ever film: Mrs Henderson Presents.

Quadrophenia's Phil Daniels is joining the EastEnders cast, as is your mum's favourite crooning smoothie David Essex.

But could a certain Pop Idol winner also be heading down Walford way?

Just days after reading a particularly nasty review for her performance in Domino, Keira Knightley is set to receive a top honour.

She will be named UK Personality of the Year at the British Independent Film Awards at the end of November.

Bless Dame Judi, she's gone and put her foot right into the whole muddle of who is to be the next James Bond.

But the interesting thing is that with her reprising her role as M in the next Bond film Casino Royale, you'd think Judi would know more than most.

Sir Sean Connery and Dame Judi Dench are Britain's most popular screen legends, according to a new poll.

The 74-year-old Scottish Bond star was voted the best British actor of all time, while Dame Judi, 70, stole best actress.

Will Young has revealed he was afraid of becoming aroused by naked WOMEN on his acting debut.

The gay singer was relieved to report "nothing moved down there" on the set of Mrs Henderson Presents.

Mary Poppins and The Producers are the top West End shows in the race for the coveted Olivier Awards, with Poppins receiving 9 nods and The Producers getting 8.

Both shows are new productions to hit London's West End and have gone down a storm with critics and the public alike.

Corrie cutie Chesney gets a girlfriend, Graham Norton's lined up for the next St'enders Variety Show and Letitia Dean's planning yet another comeback.

Get all the latest soap gossip right here from Ann Montini.

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Dame Judi Dench and Dame Maggie Smith draw an audience of admirers from the acting world at the Royal premiere of the movie Ladies in Lavender.

Two spinsters and a Polish castaway caught the imagination of the celebrity world at the premiere of Ladies in Lavender.

Celebs including Natascha McElhone, Myleene Klass, Linda Barker, Michelle Collins and Nell McAndrew joined the Royal guest of the movie, the Queen, at the Leicester Square Odeon.

Robert De Niro has been voted the world's greatest living actor.

The star topped the poll thanks to roles in hits such as The Godfather Part II and Taxi Driver.