Hugh Dancy

It's really a foray for him, into a world that he doesn't know, on many levels. I don't know that he's ever necessarily kissed a girl, so there's that...I kind of credit Adam with the bravery to pull it off.

Hollywood likes nothing more than having its cake and eating it too, which explains the confusions of P.J. Hogan’s Confessions of a Shopaholic.

An admirable dramatic investigation into life with Asperger's and a story with the intelligence not to insult ours.

At least, though the insights here aren't as plentiful as Durkin seems to think, Olsen's fine work as the off-balance, paranoid anti-hero helps to create that illusion.

Opens with the legend 'This story is based on true events,' adding, 'Really.' Except that it isn’t. Not really.