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The Order Review – 'A decidedly grown-up thriller'

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It really is Nicholas Hoult’s time to shine. Having turned in stellar recent performances in Juror #2 and Nosferatu, he’s quietly terrifying as real-life 1980s white supremacist Bob Mathews in The Order, eerily sporting the same bowl haircut as he did aged 11 in About A Boy. Reuniting with his True History Of The Kelly Gang director Justin Kurzel, Hoult is totally convincing as the young neo-Nazi leader who is dangerously charismatic to his acol…

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Fascism isn’t back; it never went away: The Order Review - Global Comment

Justin Kurzel’s 2024 film The Order tells the story of the FBI’s hunt for white supremacist Bob Matthews. While parts of the story were fictionalised for the adaptation, Zach Baylin’s screenplay was based on the true story recounted in Kevin Flynn and Gary Gerhardt’s The Silent Brotherhood. In the early 80’s, veteran FBI agent, Terry

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