BBC Two is lining up some of the best British acting talent for a new film of King Lear.
The film will see Anthony Hopkins and Emma Thompson reunite once again. They’ll be joined by the likes of Andrew Scott and Jim Broadbent.
BBC Two is lining up some of the best British acting talent for a new film of King Lear.
The film will see Anthony Hopkins and Emma Thompson reunite once again. They’ll be joined by the likes of Andrew Scott and Jim Broadbent.
Stars Tom Burke and Holliday Grainger will attend a preview of the new BBC One drama Strike at the BFI in August.
Continue reading Burke and Grainger to preview Strike: The Cuckoo’s Calling
Poldark’s Eleanor Tomlinson and Line of Duty’s Martin Compston have both landed roles alongside some major Hollywood acting talent.
Continue reading Sunday night TV stars head to the big screen
Three books set before Coronation Street began on ITV will be released over the next 18 months. Continue reading Coronation Street prequels to be released as books
There’s been talk of a Downton Abbey film ever since the hit drama came to an end 18 months ago.
So far it’s been lots of people saying they think it will happen rather than it is.
While it’s still not been given the green light, the show’s creator Julian Fellowes has revealed he has begun writing a script.
Continue reading Julian Fellowes has begun writing the Downton Abbey movie
More4 will begin showing Outlander from the very beginning later this month.
Sherlock star Martin Freeman is working on bringing a biblical Game of Thrones-style TV series. Continue reading Martin Freeman working on ‘Game of Thrones-style series’
Lots to talk about on this week’s That’s A Wrap podcast with Angie Greaves.
We’ve got new on special screenings paying tribute to Sir Roger Moore, David Walliams meeting his fans and the return of a beloved cartoon series.
Continue reading That’s A Wrap: Roger Moore, The Girls, David Walliams…
Hugh Grant is returning to TV for the first time since the 1990s.
He’s starring in BBC One drama A Very English Scandal.
The first ever book of Doctor Who poetry will be released later this year, featuring illustrations by former showrunner Russell T Davies.