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@DouglasBooth

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  1. 22 hours ago

    Great to see back on the pitch tirelessly proving his place! 💪🏼 Great composure and play from + what a kick & then finish from Jonny May💥🙌🏼 🌹

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  2. Jun 20

    16.2 million people were newly driven from their homes in 2017. 44,400 each day. 🗓️ 1 every 2 seconds. ⏱️ Please join me in standing in solidarity this . new global report →

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  3. Jun 18

    This is so terribly sad. A spate of teenage suicides is raising alarm about the UK’s treatment of child refugees and demonstrates, yet again, that we are failing the most vulnerable in our society.

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  4. Jun 18

    Aansar is a Rohingya refugee and father living…

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  5. Jun 18

    Can’t wait to watch the full versions of these video diaries of in the run up to - Join me in standing – ordinary people in extraordinary circumstances:

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  6. Retweeted
    May 25

    The new print issue of has my piece on , director of MARY SHELLEY, which opens in NY and LA today. I consider Haifaa one of the bravest filmmakers working. She considers herself 'crazy more than brave.' Decide for yourself:

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  7. Retweeted
    May 24

    Mary Shelley director on telling the story of the woman behind the monster

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    May 23

    Thanks A.O. Scott! ❤️ Review: ‘Mary Shelley’ Twists Pain and Passion Into a Monster.

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  9. May 25

    ‘Mary Shelley’ in select theatres from TODAY & EVERYWHERE on demand June 1st!

    10 replies 54 retweets 269 likes
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  10. May 12

    When you run for 15 minutes before you leave town for your favourite bagel in NYC and you get there 2 minutes after they close and they have NO mercy 😓😫

    28 replies 111 retweets 1,528 likes
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  11. May 9

    Such incredible memories from playing the one and only all those years ago. It was one of my first ever jobs. I was 17! I will be forever grateful for that opportunity.

    Worried About the Boy clip via PERFECTO 😱
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  12. May 2

    Respect 🙌

    Black men arrested at Philadelphia Starbucks settle for $1
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  13. May 1

    Congratulations on another tremendous production 👏🏼 gutted to miss it.

    The Phlebotomist review – a gasp-worthy dystopian thriller
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    May 1

    I am here because you were there. My ancestors were not British subjects because they came to Britain. Britain came to them, sold them into slavery, profited from their labour and made them subjects. I am the sugar at the bottom of the English cup of tea.

    Windrush and the British Empire 30.04.2018
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  15. Retweeted
    May 1

    . talks starring in "Mary Shelley" with Elle Fanning:

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  16. Apr 26

    This makes me happy.

    Just saw some of the mövie.....Holy fuck! Nailed and my story to a T. 🤘🏼
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    Apr 26

    What a life!

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  18. Apr 24

    Lovely evening with Bel Powley at the artists dinner for 🗽🎥🌃

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    Apr 16

    Elle Fanning is MARY SHELLEY opposite , , Bel Powley, and in 's piercing biographical drama about the creation and destruction of the literary legend who created FRANKENSTEIN. See it at :

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  20. Apr 17

    Thank you for your true and powerful words on the

    1:52
    : despite slavery and colonisation Caribbean soldiers served in our Army and came here to rebuild Britain after WWII. Let's tell it like it is - this is where far-right rhetoric leads. How many have been detained as prisoners in their own country?
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