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Ian McArdell

Spider-Man Noir (Into the Spider-Verse)

Sony lines up a Spider-Man Noir series with Amazon

The show will be live-action, but it’s hero won’t be Peter Parker. With Sony’s rights deal covering the extensive Spider-Man catalogue of characters, they’re taking the leap into television. The company have primarily focussed on movies in the past two decades. From the Toby Maguire-fronted trilogy, to Andrew Garfield’s two outings. Tom Holland’s most recent … >

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Torchwood: Among Us Part 1 – story details and returning cast (updated)

Updated 10/02/23: Audio producers Big Finish have released a trailer for Torchwood: Among Us. Ahead of its May release, there’s now trailer out for the latest audio continuation of the show. Torchwood: Among Us Part 1 contains four episodes; it’s the first of three box sets forming the upcoming series. big-finish · Torchwood: Among Us Part 1 … >

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Luther: The Fallen Sun

Luther: The Fallen Sun – Idris Elba confirms release date(s) for film (updated)

The movie Luther: The Fallen Sun will get a release in cinemas ahead of its Netflix launch.  Updated 09/02/23: Netflix have revealed the trailer for Luther: The Fallen Sun. Luther: The Fallen Sun takes place sometime after the fifth series; with the disgraced detective in jail while a gruesome serial killer terrorises London. Naturally, the … >

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COBRA: Rebellion

COBRA returns to Sky for Series 3 – COBRA: Rebellion

Jane Horrocks joins the cabinet as the new Defence Secretary.  Sky have released a first-look image from their returning political thriller series COBRA. The show takes its name from the infamous ‘Cabinet Office Briefing Room A’ where British Prime Ministers often chair crisis meetings. Styled COBRA: Rebellion for its third season, the show deals with … >

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Fawlty Towers

Fawlty Towers to return with John Cleese and daughter

The new Fawlty Towers will be developed for Castle Rock Television and executive produced by Rob Reiner. In surprising news, Castle Rock Entertainment have revealed plans to revive the classic 1970s British sitcom Fawlty Towers. Often hailed as the example of the perfect television comedy, the original show consists of just 12 episodes across two … >

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