Ealing Comedy - Search News

Goofy Glen Powell livens dark 'How to Make a Killing'

Movie Review: In ‘How to Make a Killing,’ a new riff on an Ealing black comedy classic

“How to Make a Killing,” starring Glen Powell as a working-class man who sets out to murderously reclaim his inheritance, has a clear inspiration: the great Ealing black comedy “Kind Hearts and Corone...

The Playlist · 1d

‘How To Make A Killing’ Review: Glen Powell Masks Up For John Patton Ford, In A Thorny Ealing Class-Crime Riff That Runs Out Of Bite

· 1d · on MSN

Movie review: Goofy Glen Powell livens dark 'How to Make a Killing'

· 1d

Review: Glen Powell’s charisma can't save 'How to Make a Killing'

Becket Redfellow (Glen Powell) is no ordinary convicted man on death row, and not just because he wears a satin slumber mask with his prison coveralls.

· 5h

'How to Make a Killing' review: Glen Powell's the high point of otherwise disappointing film

· 1d

How To Make A Killing Review: Glen Powell Is Perfectly Cast In John Patton Ford's Sharp Satire

‘How to Make a Killing’ is neither funny nor thrilling

This Glen Powell-led remake of the Ealing Studio classic "Kind Hearts and Coronets" can't hold a candle to the original.

BFI

Object of the week: Douglas Slocombe’s home movie from the making of Ealing comedy The Titfield Thunderbolt

Shot by ace cinematographer Douglas Slocombe on the set of the Ealing comedy The Titfield Thunderbolt, the 16mm home movie offers an informal window into the human side of production – the faces and the places involved in bringing a British classic to life.