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Rosie Fletcher
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Editor-in-Chief and Print Editor, Den of Geek
London
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By Rosie Fletcher Verified, Ian Sandwell Verified| Digital Spy Verified Skip to ContentAnd the times the Academy got it wrong. By Rosie Fletcher and Ian SandwellPublished: 26 February 20251981 - The Coal Miner's DaughterFamily drama Ordinary People, directed by Robert Redford, actually took the top prize in a year when nominees also included Scorsese's Raging Bull, David Lynch's Elephant Man and Polanski's Tess. But Michael Apted's The Coal Miner's Daughter, a biopic of country singer Loretta Lynn, actually tops the lot, scoring a perfect 100%
By Rosie Fletcher Verified, David Crow Verified| Den of Geek Verified This article contains Heretic spoilers. Hugh Grant is the ultimate pompous mansplainer in Heretic, an unusual philosophical horror from writer/directors Scott Beck and Bryan Woods. Young Mormon women Sister Barnes (Sophie Thatcher) and Sister Paxton (Chloe East) visit the home of Mr. Reed (Grant) who has expressed an interest in learning more about the religion. It’s a stormy day and Reed’s wife, he explains, is just inside the kitchen making a blueberry pie
Company Info
Den of Geek
Den of Geek is a global pop culture and entertainment media company founded in 2007 in London. It expanded to the U.S. in 2013 and is headquartered in New York. The company caters to entertainment enthusiasts with comprehensive coverage of movies, TV shows, video games, comics, and related geek culture. Den of Geek produces a variety of content, including news, reviews, interviews, and recommendation lists. It also publishes a quarterly print magazine and covers major industry events like Comic-Con. The company engages its audience through affiliate marketing, advertising, and partnerships, including collaborations with Comscore for audience analytics and Electronic Arts for event sponsorships. With around 50 employees and a monthly audience of 11 million web visits, Den of Geek combines nostalgia-driven content with timely reporting to connect with its tech-savvy fanbase.
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