As far back as he could remember, he always wanted to be a gangster. And now, he’ll get to do it again. Yep, that’s right, Ray Liotta of Goodfellas fame has joined the cast of HBO’s The Many Saints Of Newark. This movie is a prequel to The Sopranos, and here’s everything you need to know…
Dr. Niall Doran, who received a credit as Scientific Advisor of the Doctor Who Series 11 episode Arachnids in the UK, has some interesting insight into the challenges Chris Chibnall and other Doctor Who showrunners face. These challenges may be part of the reason Series 12 of Doctor Who will not air until very early … >
The BBC will broadcast a new documentary about Michael Jackson, which is going by the working title Michael Jackson: The Rise And Fall, from a prolific Jackson-chronicling filmmaker named Jacques Peretti. Here are the details…
Comedian/actor/presenter Joel Dommett will front a new game show for ITV2, by the title of Hey Tracey, in which contestants can ask for help from an Alexa-style voice assistant. We’ve got all the details here…
Production has begun on Bulletproof series 2, with Noel Clarke and Ashley Walters reuniting in London to reprise their respective roles in Sky’s crime drama.
The team behind the stage hits The Play That Goes Wrong and Peter Pan Goes Wrong, both of which enact hilariously accident-prone productions for comedic effect, have been snapped up for the BBC to deliver a series entitled The Goes Wrong Show. Here’s everything we know…
David Morrissey’s The Governor is still fondly remembered by fans of The Walking Dead as one of the AMC show’s very best baddies. In fact, to some fans, he’s still the benchmark against which all new villains are measured up against. And, as it turns out, Morrissey “would love to: return to that role.
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…