The Vampire Chronicles: Bryan Fuller has left the show

Bryan Fuller has departed from his producer role on the upcoming TV adaptation of The Vampire Chronicles. Anne Rice, the author of the on-going book series on which the TV show is based, is leading the project with scriptwriting assistance from her son, Christopher Rice. At this current conjecture, the series does not yet have a network … >

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Channel 4 announces two more Sharon Horgan comedies

It’s a good day to be a Sharon Horgan fan, as Channel 4 has announced two new comedy series from the Irish writer/comedian/actress/producer. The boffins behind this terrestrial channel have given £10 million of new budget to the comedy genre, and it seems like they’re spending it wisely. One of Horgan’s new shows is going … >

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Doctor Who: Tom Baker Blu-rays coming to UK – but a week late

Quick update here: BBC Worldwide has confirmed that there’s been a small delay in the release of the Doctor Who season 12 Blu-ray collection. It’s been put back – for undisclosed reasons – to June 18th 2018. Other than that, as you were… Previously… Earlier this year, we reported that in the US, Tom Baker’s first … >

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Siren season 2 officially ordered by Freeform

Siren season 2 is officially happening, with American cable network Freeform announcing the show’s renewal. The series has made a huge splash with regards to ratings, becoming the Freeform network’s most-watched series and having particular success with female viewers in the 18-34 and 12-34 demographics. Diving into the darker side of the mermaid legend, Siren sees Eline … >

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Bohemian Rhapsody trailer: Rami Malek sizzles as Freddy Mercury

Rami Malek, he of Mr. Robot fame, plays Queen frontman Freddie Mercury in the upcoming biopic entitled Bohemian Rhapsody. The first trailer for the film, which was at one point going to star Sacha Baron Cohen instead, has now arrived on the web. It’s an appropriately flamboyant trailer, which cuts quickly between iconic blasts of music, funny little … >

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Netflix

Netflix has plans for over 400 more originals this year

Netflix continues to be one of the biggest spenders – if not the biggest spender – when it comes to new TV shows at the moment. And the latest from its chief content officer, Ted Sarandos, suggests that there’s a lot more money to come. It reckons it’ll be spending some $8bn on material this … >

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