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My film ‘The Personal History Of David Copperfield’ in UK cinemas from Jan 24th 2020, and my new HBO show, Avenue5, starts Jan 19th.

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    Jan 25

    Out now.

    Fantastic review of , comparing Dev Patel's performance to Chaplin. The film is in UK cinemas now.
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  2. 7 hours ago

    Thanks Jess. Glad to help make the difference

    Thank you for the fantastic , it made me laugh til my sides hurt, after a week which did the opposite. We must support and preserve and , and I highly recommend you all start with this film!
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    11 hours ago

    Was apprehensive about 's as big fan of 1935 MGM version (esp. W.C. Fields as Micawber, Basil Rathbone as Murdstone) but really loved it, superly cast and executed. Can't recall a more joyous moment than Mr Dick flying his Charles I kite

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    11 hours ago

    Just been to see at . Wow - what an incredible film. So inventive, witty and beautifully acted. Blown away. on superb form.

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    11 hours ago

    Just watched 's Is it okay to love a film this much? Instantly need to watch again. And again. Then be in it. Perfect! And INSPIRATIONAL cast. -blindcasting

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    12 hours ago

    is a great film, Dev Patel is the complete movie star but every other character in it is also a star. Pure imagination and emotion unleashed, heaped with unforgettable images, it reminded me what cinema can be

    Five stars and Film Of The Week in today's Observer. "A surreal cinematic odyssey that is as accessible as it is intelligent and unexpected." In UK cinemas now.
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    12 hours ago

    is an absolute joy from start to finish: brilliant performances and so many laughs. Hats off

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  8. 10 hours ago

    Magnificent away. Thank you so much, Gurjeet.

    I’ve never used the word to describe something before. ‘Magnificent’ is the word and The Personal History of is that in every single way! A dream to watch such a film that also resembles the world we live in. Thank you
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  9. 12 hours ago

    Thanking you, David

    Just watched film again and savoured the sheer joy of it even more this time. Such a delight. Thank you and sublime cast c/o
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    Jan 25

    This is how you leave the party to go watch on Sunday night. Just be home by 10:00/9:00c and turn on .

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    14 hours ago

    A spot-on review of Armando Ianucci’s wonderful, quietly radical, incredibly funny Personal History of David Copperfield from here. A big hit at this weekend, don’t miss it

    I absolutley LOVED 's PERSONAL HISTORY OF DAVID COPPERFIELD. Here's my review.
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    Jan 24

    In Cinemas TODAY what are you waiting for? ... Go see it! I had the great honour of presenting this film to our readers and hosted a live Q&A with lovable genius on Wednesday at . The feedback was off the chart!

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  13. 13 hours ago

    Thanks Mag. Here’s to a gristle-free week ahead

    Replying to @Aiannucci
    After a hard week chewing on life's gristle, this was the perfect film. Magic ❤
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  14. 13 hours ago

    Thanks Rachel

    just watched your glorious David Copperfield. It was wonderful. If I see a lovelier film this year I'll consider myself very lucky. Congratulations.
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    14 hours ago

    Saw The Personal History of David Copperfield today, and loved it! So proud to have been, in a small way, involved in something so wonderful. Thank you for having me (pic. of me with a note my screen dad Peter Capaldi sent me afterwards

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  16. 15 hours ago

    No need. No prior knowledge of the book necessary. Just roll up, pop in, and giggle.

    I realised arriving at the cinema I actually had NO idea what this classic was about(!) so I haven’t a clue how loyal to the novel it kept - but I absolutely loved it. Brilliant! Bravo to , the cast & crew! ?
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    18 hours ago

    It’s a complete triumph, & its wholly successful use of colour-blind casting will change the nature of film-making. has tinkered with Dickens’ story, but he’s so true to his spirit it doesn’t matter. This is a glorious witty warm-hearted must-see movie. (I liked it.)

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    19 hours ago

    A Personal History of David Copperfield is fab. Take the kids. 👏👏👏 once again.

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  19. 19 hours ago

    Thanks Daniel. We’re getting lots of feedback from whole families going to see it, and discussing it all the way home. Nice to hear.

    is wonderful, funny and touching with a superb cast, giving it everything they've got. It enthralled both a 44 year-old and an 8 year-old, without a lightsaber or superhero in sight. That takes masterful filmmaking.
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  20. 19 hours ago

    We very much made it for all truculent generations. Thanks Johnny

    Just back from David Copperfield with wife and truculent 15 yr old. Absolutely brilliant, haven’t stopped talking about it on half hour walk home. Amazing cast, extraordinary and hilarious script and great direction. Huge congratulations and
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  21. 19 hours ago

    Glad you were wearing britches. Cheers Melissa

    Replying to @cineworld
    was excellent. Deliciously funny, perfectly cast, and refreshingly told. Lots of laughter in the cinema. and Peter Capaldi tickled my britches, and Dev Patel made a superb david
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