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We don’t get a new series of Doctor Who until 2011’s ridiculously-late Easter, but in the interim, we have two small and perfectly formed little eggs of a story thanks to Comic Relief, titled ‘Space’ and ‘Time’.
E4’s multi BAFTA award-winning drama Skins is back for its fifth series and a third generation of cast. With more sex, booze, drugs and anarchy than ever Series 5 is available to own on DVD from Monday 21st March, packed with exclusive extras. To celebrate, we’re giving away 3 copies of the Series 5 DVD! … >
The director of Christopher And His Kind has spoken about transforming Belfast into 1930s Berlin for the filming of the new one-off drama.
The director of the Doctor Who TV Movie has revealed that he was “disappointed that [the show] wasn’t picked up” for a full series in America following the its broadcast in 1996. Introducing Paul McGann as the Eighth Doctor, the TV Movie was a co-production between America’s Fox Network, Universal and the BBC. Despite strong … >
The director of Christopher And His Kind has revealed that there was “never any tension” filming the one-off drama’s numerous sex scenes.
In the final episode of Being Human‘s third series, a guilt-stricken Mitchell tried to make amends but, as the revelations piled up, George had to decide whether he could stand by his best friend. After ‘The Wolf-Shaped Bullet’ aired last Sunday, we asked you to tell us what you thought of the episode – find out how you all voted.
Kind can mean a group, the ability to treat others well, and – if your German translation isn’t that hot – child. It’s that mixture of youthfulness, shared experience, and compassion (or lack thereof) that make up the main themes of Christopher And His Kind.
The director of Christopher And His Kind has revealed that Doctor Who star Matt Smith became “immersed in the character” of novelist Christopher Isherwood during the filming of the one-off drama.
Directed by Geoffrey Sax (Doctor Who: ‘The Movie’, Stormbreaker), BBC Two’s new one-off drama Christopher And His Kind stars Matt Smith (Doctor Who) and explores novelist Christopher Isherwood’s formative years in 1930s Berlin in the run-up to the Second World War.
Visual effects supervisor Alan Marques explains how scenes with two of President Tate were filmed using green screen technology in the final episode of BBC One’s space drama Outcasts.