Once more, though Norton returns to a rather more esoteric field for his final pick. “My last film on my list would be The Cruise which is a documentary by a friend of mine named Bennett Miller. Bennett is better known for having been...

Next up was another classic, and a personal favourite of my own to betray an opinion. “Number two might be The King of Comedy, Martin Scorsese’s film with Robert De Niro,” he declared. “Lots of people, of course, will talk about Taxi...

“Number three is a Japanese film called Tampopo by the director Juzo Itami,” he continued. “A lot of people never got to see it in America but really it is one of my favourite movies of all time. Tampopo is sometimes called a noodle...

His next pick was somewhat more of a classic: “Number four, that you might not have seen is Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf with Liz Taylor and Richard Burton. It’s the great play by Edward Alby made into really one of the great performance...

“A favourite film that you might have never heard of is Ruggles of Red Gap,” he began. “It’s a 1935 film starring Charles Laughton. It’s about a British butler who gets lost in a card game to a western rancher and he finds himself in...