The cast has been announced for BBC One’s new “aspirational family comedy”, The Kennedys. Created and written by actress, writer and TV presenter Emma Kennedy, the six-part multi-generation comedy started filming today. The cast includes Katherine Parkinson (The IT Crowd), Dan Skinner (House of Fools), Lucy Hutchison (The Politician’s Husband), Harry Peacock (Toast of London) … >
US drama series Pan Am will not return for a second season, broadcaster ABC has announced.
Leaning heavily on the Steven Spielberg movie Catch Me If You Can for its visual capturing of the early 1960s, Pan Am follows the lives of four air hostesses working for the titular airline.
BBC Two have secured the rights to broadcast ABC’s upcoming Pan Am series, based around the iconic international airline.
With The Kennedys having just finished and The Hour just started, the mid-20th century has never been more popular, or looked better.
Purporting to be a Godfather-style exploration of the highs and lows of one of the most powerful families in American politics, The Kennedys comes to us amid a cavalcade of Stateside controversy.
Rediscover the most important moments of America’s most prominent political dynasty during the Twentieth Century with The Kennedys, currently airing on Friday nights on BBC Two and released on DVD on Monday 18th July.
After a fair bit of scheduling problems in America, The Kennedys finally arrive at the BBC. Back in the US, the show was pulled by the History network; apparently because, according to some critics, its version of real-life events wasn’t anybody’s idea of history.