‘Bronson’’ bills itself as the story of Britain’s most notorious living prisoner, Michael Peterson, who early on in his 35 years in jail - 30 of them in solitary confinement - gave himself the “fighting name’’ of Charles Bronson, after the Hollywood... Full Article at Boston Globe

A Texas woman who fled to Ireland with her two children in 2005 is to attend an extradition hearing in Dublin on Wednesday, December 3. Full Article at Irish Central

BRONSON This offering from one of the rawest filmmakers to come out of Denmark, Nicholas Winnding Refn (the PUSHER trilogy), is less about plot and everything about character--one character in particular, the raving, raging, savage creature called... Full Article at Ain't It Cool News

English actor Tom Hardy is rumored to be the new Mad Max in that franchise's reboot. If he does end up in Mel Gibson's boots, judging from Hardy's riveting work in the new film "Bronson," the "mad" part won't be an issue. Full Article at Chicago Tribune

Charles Bronson seems like a bit of a sweetheart, when he's not trying to gouge someone's eyes out. Bronson is a three-ring circus of a biopic about the man known as Britain's most dangerous prisoner (and Britain's most expensive prisoner). Full Article at Canoe

Black comedy. Co-written and directed by Nicolas Winding Refn. With Tom Hardy, Matt King, Juliet Oldfield. (Rated R. 92 minutes. At the Lumiere.) "Bronson" portrays a real-life British bruiser as a psychotic performance artist. Full Article at San Francisco Chronicle