001. The story Investigating the murder of 009, Bond discovers that an Afghan prince and a rogue Soviet General plan to detonate a nuclear bomb on an American base in Germany, by smuggling it in with the circus. Unfortunately 007’s forgotten his Q-branch issued clown costume… 002. The villains Steven Berkoff dials the crazy … >
The BBC has released a behind the scenes look at the BFI’s Doctor Who premiere of Asylum of the Daleks in London earlier this week.
With the upcoming 23rd James Bond movie Skyfall partnering 007 with the disappointingly-monikered Eve and Severine, we look back at some classic Bond girl names… #10: Honey Ryder (Dr. No) Played by Ursula Andress Honey Ryder: ‘Are you looking for shells too?’ James Bond: ‘No, I’m just looking.’ #9: Dr. Molly Warmflash (The … >
Politicians. When they’re not looking like grey and greasy clones of themselves on 24-hour news channels, or being phone-hacked while trying to claim oxygen as an expense, they’re generally busy just being cardboard excuses for people in suits. But in the constituency of TV, where policies don’t matter, political figures are far more attractive. Even … >
Perhaps not the most fun of the Roger Moore Bonds, but it’s certainly the one that brings out Moore’s strongest performance as Bond.
To celebrate the comeback of the Daleks in Doctor Who‘s new series, we’ve selected seven of the best stories featuring Skaro’s sink-plunging scumbags.
Look, up in the sky! It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s a man in a cape solving street-level crime! Yes, it’s 1952’s The Adventures of Superman.
E4 has released two new videos taking a look at the making of the new six-part series of comedy-drama Beaver Falls.
That 1979’s Moonraker to this day remains the most sci-fi Bond film is testament to just how wildly ambitious it was.
Executive producer Damien Timmer introduces BBC Two’s epic new miniseries, Parade’s End, starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Rebecca Hall.