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The actor has long mastered the role of the comedy sad sack – but in this new creation he’s eerily adept at playing a children’s show host in emotional freefall
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Kim Jong-Un is quietly allowing a tightly controlled fortunate few in Pyongyang access to designer knock-offs, smartphones and even a version of Amazon
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Roeg will be remembered for a clutch of masterly films – including Don’t Look Now, the best scary movie of all time, and the unclassifiable Man Who Fell to Earth
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