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Confirmed: Game Of Thrones won’t be back now until 2019

It’s not the most surprising news of the day, but at least it’s definite now: Game Of Thrones is taking a year off. The final season of the show won’t now be debuting until 2019, HBO has finally confirmed. Furthermore, it will be a six episode run to round the show off, and the identity … >

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The X-Files to end unless Gillian Anderson returns

It looks like the end is finally in sight for The X-Files. Gillian Anderson, who has played Dana Scully in the show since episode one, has been saying for some time that the new run – season 11 – would be her last. She’s stuck to those comments in recent days too, and that’s led … >

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Prison Break is definitely returning for another season

It’s official: there’s going to be another season of Prison Break. Fox confirmed the news overnight, following rumours swirling just before Christmas. And in the aftermath of the successful ‘event series’ revival of the show, a new run has now been ordered. Season six is a go. The news was confirmed by Fox Entertainment’s Michael … >

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Kate Beckinsale signs up for major new ITV drama

ITV has started the year with a fine piece of casting, as it’s announced that Kate Beckinsale will headline its upcoming drama, The Widow. The programme is a co-production between ITV and Amazon Prime (with the latter streaming it everywhere else on the planet), and it’s come from the pen of Harry and Jack Williams … >

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Doctor Who: Sarah Dollard on why she’s not writing for series 11

Sarah Dollard’s first episode writing for Doctor Who was a significant one, as she penned the last full episode featuring Jenna Coleman’s Clara, Face The Raven. She then followed that up with series 10’s Thin Ice. But in a new interview, she’s confirmed that she won’t be returning for the next series. “I won’t be … >

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Netflix orders Bright 2 – but there’s no Max Landis this time

The reviews were hostile, but for Netflix’s $90m Will Smith movie Bright, the watching figures were high. It’s apparently the highest viewed new Netflix-backed movie on the streaming service in its first week, and the star power of Will Smith and Joel Edgerton didn’t hurt in that regards. Nor did a hefty marketing budget. The … >

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Kiri writer Jack Thorne eyeing Grenfell Tower drama?

Where there’s unbelievable tragedy, there’s public interest. And where there’s public interest, there’s usually a few films and TV shows that seek to fulfil that fascination. And so, Jack Thorne has revealed that he’d be interested in writing a series based on Grenfell Tower.

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