An animated TV series based on Gremlins is in the works at WarnerMedia, we’ve heard, which is destined to appear on Warner Bros’ upcoming streaming service. Much like Disney, Warners is planning to launch its own online viewing platform to rival the likes of Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Prime.
The Oscars took place in America last night (well, overnight from a UK perspective) and Britain’s own Olivia Colman took home the gong for Best Actress because of her stellar performance as Queen Anne in The Favourite. Her acceptance speech, which you can watch right here, was another delight from our homegrown star…
The BBC has made a big glossy adaptation of Philip Pullman’s His Dark Materials fantasy novels, aligning such stars as James McAvoy, Ruth Wilson, Lin-Manuel Miranda and Logan‘s Dafne Keen to bring Pullman’s epic world of daemons and alternate realities to life. You can watch the first trailer right here…
HBO has unleashed one of its mega-trailer montage thingies, letting loose snippets of new footage from its big 2019 shows such as Game Of Thrones, Watchmen, Big Little Lies, and Veep. Plus, there’s footage from the upcoming Deadwood movie. You can watch the trailer here…
Matt Smith is heading back to the big screen with Last Night In Soho, the latest film from Shaun Of The Dead and Hot Fuzz director Edgar Wright. Here’s everything we know about the film…
Iain Morris and Damon Beesley, the creators and writers of The Inbetweeners, have announced a new TV project under the working title Afternoons. Destined for broadcast on BBC Two, this comedy is all about Premier League footballers. We’ve got all the info you need right here…
Derry Girls series 2 has set its release date, with Channel 4 confirming that the show will return on Tuesday 5th March at 9.15pm. We’ve got the details, and the first image of Father Ted‘s Ardal O’Hanlon in the show, right here…
Angela Kang, the current showrunner of AMC’s The Walking Dead, has been talking about the difficulties of keeping a show going after ten years. One important thing? Don’t save the good stuff for later.
Last summer, Deadline reported that Kelsey Grammer had been discussing the possibility of returning to Frasier. Following in the footsteps of such successful comedy revivals as Gilmore Girls, Will & Grace and Arrested Development, it certainly seemed like a plausible idea. Things went a bit quiet after that, though, but now Grammer has offered an update.
UK residents over the age of 18 are eligible to enter a Comic Relief Red Nose Day prize draw for breakfast with Jodie Whittaker and Mandip Gill plus a tour of the Doctor Who set in Cardiff, Wales. The winner may bring one guest over 18 or a younger guest over 14 years old, provided … >