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No doubt expected to come across as profound, the dual-performance and dialogue Buckley is required to spew is nothing short of annoying, pretentious drivel. To be frank(enstein), I’d already had enough of this fi lm by the end of the opening sequence. Together with Bale’s besotted Frankenstein, the pair set off across Depression-era America as an undead Bonnie and Clyde, pursued by Penélope Cruz’s detective, who jarringly defi es the sexism of the era to little believable resistance.

The zombie couple spend a lot of time in cinemas watching the fi lm’s only redeeming feature, Maggie’s brother Jake Gyllenhaal’s cameo as a black and white movie star, Ronnie Reed. Lurking beneath this monster of a picture is some attempt at social commentary, however it’s all but lost amid the chaos.

embassy in London. Mrs Badenoch told the Daily Express: “Keir Starmer has been weak on Iran, weak on China, weak on our national security.” At Prime Minster’s Questions in the Commons, she had accused him of putting his own interests before those of the country he leads. In a bruising attack, Mrs Badenoch told MPs: “The situation in Iran shows this Prime Minister has the wrong priorities. “When it comes to defence, it’s someone else’s job.

When it comes to welfare, they fi nd the money. When EXCLUSIVE BY MARTYN BROWN Political Editor KEMI Badenoch last night tore into Sir Keir Starmer’s handling of the Middle East confl ict, branding him “weak, weak, weak”. The Tory leader had earlier blasted the under-fi re PM for his stance on China and protecting Britain, declaring: “Is it not the truth that he is prioritising his job security over our national security?”

Her fi ery ambush came as Sir Keir endured the triple humiliation of a major defence bungle, a potential spy scandal and an awkward row over China’s super- TURN TO PAGE 4 Daily Express Thursday, March 5, 2026 3 DX1ST Harry: It’s so difficult to lose a friend who is so like you… Harry basks in the moment during shoot for Runner’s World, main and far left. Performing with Liam in LA in 2013 during One Direction’s heyday and left, at the Brits HARRY Styles says he stared into his future after One Direction bandmate Liam Payne’s sudden death and resolved to live life to the fullest.

The 32-year-old said: “It’s so diffi cult to lose a friend. It’s diffi cult to lose any friend, but it’s so diffi cult to lose a friend who is so like you in so many ways. I saw someone with the kindest heart who just wanted to be great.” He told Zane Lowe’s Apple Music show: “It was a really important moment for me in terms of taking a look at my life and being able to say to myself, ‘OK, what do I want to do with my life?

How do I want to live my life?’. “And I think the greatest way you can honour your friends who pass away is by living your life to the fullest.” Liam, 31, died in a fall from a hotel balcony in Argentina in October 2024, having scored solo success since One Direction split in 2016. But Harry has outshone his old bandmates with three No1 albums and the fourth – Kiss All The Time.

Disco, Occasionally – out today. In May he begins playing a string of 67 dates, and is set to become the fi rst male solo artist to gross more than $1billion from touring. Harry, who opened Saturday’s Brit Awards with a performance of his last No1 Aperture, has also taken up running seriously – fi nishing last year’s Berlin Marathon in 2hr 59min and 13s.

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