Audrey Hepburn as mom makes tasty tale

Fotonoticias/WireImage Christie’s, Ronald Accord Archive/AP Audrey Hepburn starred in the 1961 classic “Breakfast at Tiffany’s.”

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Chelsea Handler’s in bare market with Bill Cosby tale

BY MARIANNE GARVEY, BRIAN NIEMIETZ AND OLI COLEMAN

Thursday, March 26, 2015, 2:00 AM

Robert Trachtenberg/Esquire Nick Offerman and Chelsea Handler go buff for Esquire.

The cover of the new Esquire has Chelsea Handler nude with Nick Offerman….

Dolphin Tale 2

“I like that fish!” says Morgan Freeman’s dolphin prostheticist (inexactly) of the cetacean invalid he designed a faux fin for in the first Dolphin Tale (2011). The filmmakers will be hoping audiences feel similar warmth for this largely redundant sequel, the thrust of which involves a search for a new companion for its flipper-less heroine after her old one goes to that…

The Great British Train Robbery: A Tale of Two Thieves

More than 50 years on, The Splendid Teach Robbery continues to inspire books, TV shows and films. Director Chris Long’s doc focuses on two of the criminals caught up in the heist: the operation’s mastermind Gordon Goody, now eighty-something and living in Spain, and the hitherto unidentified ‘Ulsterman’, who provided inside info about Post Office procedures for transporting money, yet was never nabbed…

Chilling tale of Hartman’s killer wife

Ron Galella, Ltd./WireImage Phil Hartman was shot dead by wife Brynn (pictured), who then turned the gun on herself.

The report of Phil Hartman’s sad demise is well known, but the first authorized biography of the funnyman is filled with horrifying…

A New York Winter’s Tale

“What’s happening here?” questions Jennifer Connelly midway through Akiva Goldsman’s fatuous fantasy. What indeed? Hopping erratically between 1885, 1916 and 2014, the storyline follows Peter Lake (Colin Farrell), who falls for a consumptive beauty (Jessica Brown Findlay) while earning the ire of Russell Crowe’s Irish gangster (yes, really).

Chuck in a fleeting horse and a Will Smith…

Khumba: A Zebra’s Tale

This likeable but limp South African ’toon about a half-striped zebra aims to reclaim its continent’s wildlife from Hollywood safaris like The Lion King. Alas, it’s too timid to survive against feistier competition.

Everything is leftovers, from the bone idle casting of trusty but typecast stars (Liam Neeson, Steve Buscemi), to a quest structure Robert McKee would dismiss as formulaic.