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If he was a character from children's literature – come on, you must have played that game: Bradley Cooper could be the Cheshire Cat, Tom Cruise is Popeye, Tom Hanks is maybe Toad of Toad Hall and Daniel Radcliffe is, well, Harry Potter (sorry Daniel) – then Matthew Goode would definitely be Tigger.

Cloud Atlas (15)

CHRISTOPHER Walken, Catherine Keener, Philip Seymour Hoffman and Mark Ivanir –the cast list for A Late Quartet HHH, Cineworld, tomorrow 6.30pm; Saturday, 6.15pm) is Carnegie Hall standard.

You can't write off Richard Gere.

A Good Day to Die Hard (12A)

The Happy Lands

Actress Patsy Kensit on weight loss, trustworthy friends and what she learned from being a child star. By Susan Swarbrick.

IN keeping with an event that is one long billet-doux to film, the Glasgow Film Festival begins today, Valentine's Day, with Populaire (HHHH, GFT, tonight, sold out, tomorrow, 1pm), a French romantic comedy that charms up a storm.

FOR most, the flu leaves two legacies: baggier clothes (temporary), and a lifelong tendency to never again confuse a bad cold with the dreaded influenza.

80 Million

Buena Onda: New Brazilian Film

THE worlds of film and games collide at this year's Glasgow Film Festival with the launch of the inaugural gaming strand, curated by Scotland's self-styled "god of games" Robert Florence.

One lover described him as too good-looking for a man.

At work, the most frightening word is "old".