Russell T. Davies is continuing his exploration of timely gay issues with his new Channel 4 drama, The Boys, which will chronicle the lives of three gay men during the AIDS epidemic of the 80s. The project has been in gestation for years with Davies claiming this is his most heavily-researched series yet, and now Channel … >
Piers Wenger – former executive producer of Doctor Who, and incumbent drama controller for the BBC – has given a rather odd statement about Jodie Whittaker’s take on the Doctor.
Mike Bartlett, the writer of Doctor Foster and King Charles III, has written a BBC One drama about two warring newspapers. Press will premiere on September 6th at 9pm, and you can watch the official trailer now.
Parks And Recreation star Nick Offerman is set to play a shady CEO in Devs, a new tech-based drama from Ex Machina and Annihilation director Alex Garland. And we’ve now heard that the 8-part FX series will shoot in the UK.
BBC One, though its Comedy Playhouse initiative, has ordered a new comedy pilot episode. ‘king Gary, which was written by the BAFTA-winning Murder In Successville duo of Tom Davis and James De Frond, will have its pilot broadcast on BBC One later this year.
Brummie crime drama Peaky Blinders will move from BBC Two to BBC One for its fifth series, it’s been revealed. The show achieved its best ratings ever in its third series, which presumably played a part in the decision.
The full line-up and award nominees for Raindance Film Festival 2018 have been announced, with films from more than 118 countries.
Stranger Things star Charlie Heaton has landed the leading role in a new BBC One version of The Elephant Man. Heaton will play the real-life person Joseph Merrick, who lived from 1862 to 1890, across two 90-minute episodes.
At long last, we can share a piece of news that we’ve been hoping to hear for months: The End Of The F***ing World has been picked up for a second season by Channel 4 and Netflix, with stars Alex Lawther and Jessica Barden set to return along with the show’s writer Charlie Covell.
Doctor Who‘s new showrunner, Chris Chibnall, has rung the changes behind the scenes by bringing in a whole new writing and directing team. None of Russell T Davies or Steven Moffat’s old favourites, besides Chibnall, are on the list of Doctor Who series 11 behind-the-scenes talent that the BBC has unveiled.