When you dive down the rabbit hole, you can go in only one direction: straight to pop’s foremost charmer, via Shania Twain, John Huston and Olivia Wilde

A dark, steely performance from Humphrey Bogart is at the cynical heart of John Huston’s adaptation of the classic detective novel

Continuing our series of writers highlighting underseen films to stream is a recommendation of John Huston’s controversial PTSD documentary

Venice film festival 2018: Edited for release 50 years after it was shot, this autobiographical satire is just as wild, dated and brilliant as you’d expect

In these exclusive extracts from his posthumously published memoir, the actor recalls filming Escape to Victory and The Jewel in the Crown, and how Buckingham Palace spied on him in King Charles III

Mark Harris’s documentary about US studio directors’ impact on the second world war is a touch too gung-ho, but its story is enticing, smart and undeniably timely

Two of Hollywood’s brightest stars make their final appearances in this melancholy drama that pulses with sadness and symbolism

Anjelica Huston proves herself an astute observer in her star-packed second memoir, writes Elizabeth Day

Truman Capote wrote it on the hoof, Humphrey Bogart lost his teeth in a car crash during production, and director John Huston fell off a cliff … the chaos and carousing on set made 1953’s Beat the Devil a delirious cult classic, writes Thirza Wakefield