Movies With Ali Plumb

Tom takes us back through his career, including playing Loki in The Avengers movies, working with Woody Allen, starring in The Night Manager, and hearing Spielberg's anecdotes.

From Romper Stomper in 1992, through to his newest film The Nice Guys, Russell recalls the movies and memories that have been his career highlights so far. Via LA Confidential, The Insider, and of course Gladiator, the iconic Australian actor takes Radio 1 film critic Ali Plumb through his life in movies so far.

From Shaun Of The Dead, through Mission: Impossible to Star Trek Beyond; Simon takes Ali Plumb through his career in movies. He speaks about the time Steven Spielberg called his mum's house, Jeff Bridges' life advice, and how his infamous Benedict Cumberbatch neutron cream prank started. Plus, he reveals which movie he considers to be his hidden gem.

Find out how Robin Williams was responsible for Matt becoming Private Ryan, why John Malkovich told him he was a terrible actor in Rounders and how we nearly didn't get more Jason Bourne.

Emily remembers the stories from some of the biggest movies, including The Devil Wears Prada, Edge of Tomorrow, Into The Woods, Sicario and her latest, The Girl On The Train.

Jake recalls career highlights from his best movies, including Donnie Darko, The Day After Tomorrow, Brokeback Mountain, Zodiac, End of Watch and his latest, Nocturnal Animals.

From Mean Girls and The Notebook to Doctor Strange, Rachel spills all to Ali Plumb. Including, did Christopher Walken really 'fart' his way through Wedding Crashers dance scenes?

From Enchanted to Man of Steel to Arrival, Amy talks to Ali Plumb about her biggest movie roles.

Ahead of the release of Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them, Eddie Redmayne and Daniel Radcliffe help Radio 1’s film critic Ali Plumb discover why the Wizarding World of Harry Potter has become one of the biggest and most beloved franchises ever. What is it about The Wizarding World that audiences love so much? First came the record-breaking book sales, then eight successful films, theme parks, studio tours and even a West End play. Fans all around the world are now excitedly waiting to explore the latest addition to JK Rowling’s creation - new film Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them. In this special programme, the stars and crew of the film, plus experts and the fans themselves, explain to Radio 1’s film critic Ali Plumb what’s so special about The Wizarding World of Harry Potter. Is it the storylines and characters that all ages can identify with, the almost limitless level of detail to explore, the amazing sense of community amongst fans… or is there a special ingredient beyond all of them? Featuring interviews with Fantastic Beasts star Eddie Redmayne, director David Yates and a certain someone called Daniel Radcliffe, this programme aims to identify once and for all the secret of The Wizarding World.