It’s been over 15 years since arguably the most iconic monster in cinema history made an appearance on the big screen. But the less said about Roland Emmerich’s big budget attempt to drag the mutated giant lizard into the present day, the better – it was a near total failure, and doesn’t hold up well … >
Who says that blockbuster movies are just for summer? Here we take a look at five of the cinematic highlights that are heading your way over the next couple of months… Divergent Who’s in it? Shailene Woodley, Zoë Kravitz, Jai Courtney, Kate Winslet. What’s it about? Based on the best-selling book series by Veronica … >
Here are ten things you never knew about Jonathan Creek…
It’s become a bit of a cliché to talk about wobbly sets and dodgy effects when referring to the classic era of Doctor Who – and there’s nothing else more likely to get your diehard fan riled up. So here, for your applause and general amazement are our Top 5 special effects in the classic series.
More men have played Ian Fleming on-screen than have portrayed his key creation James Bond 007. At least nine in total. Charles Dance (Goldeneye, 1989), Leo Fenn and Jason Connery (Spymaker, 1990), Ben Daniels (Bondmaker, 2005), Skip Goeree (Bernhard – Scoundrel of Orange, 2010), Tobias Menzies (Any Human Heart, 2010), James D’Arcy (Age Of Heroes, 2011), Jeremy Crutchley (A Caribbean Mystery, 2013) and now Dominic Cooper in Ecosse Films’ new four-part Sky Atlantic / BBC America series Fleming.
With filming on the new series of Doctor Who now underway in Cardiff and rumours around about a new male companion joining Clara and Peter Capaldi’s Doctor, CultBox has picked out the five cult TV actors we’d most like to join the TARDIS in Series 8…
Following our first list of Doctor Who crossovers, we’ve picked out some more of the times when the show’s cast members have appeared together elsewhere…
Jed Mercurio’s police corruption drama Line Of Duty returns to BBC Two for a second series later this month and CultBox was lucky enough to attend a recent screening of the opening episode in London, followed by a Q&A session with the show’s stars – Keeley Hawes, Jessica Raine, Martin Compston and Vicky McClure.
Jed Mercurio’s police corruption drama Line Of Duty returns to BBC Two for a second series later this month and there are dark times ahead for AC-12 when a police convoy is ambushed leaving three police officers dead and a protected witness seriously injured.
‘One for all and all for one’ – even for those of us, of a certain age, who wish to follow this line with the assertion that ‘Muskehounds are always ready’, there can be little doubt that Dumas’ most famous novel has proven an endlessly fruitful inspiration to successive generations of adapters. There was even a 1928 musical with lyrics by P. G. Wodehouse!