Sky is forging ahead with its ambitions and today reveals a bumper lineup of new shows and films for 2021 In plans reaching out beyond 2021, Sky has shared details for a vast range of original drama, documentaries and films (in excess of 100). It’s way too much to cover completely here, but we’ll mention … >
Sky today announced the upcoming release of To Olivia, a Sky original, starring Hugh Bonneville (Downton Abbey) as novelist Roald Dahl and Keeley Hawes (Bodyguard, Honour) as his American actress wife Patricia Neal. Based on a true story, the film will be released in cinemas and on Sky Cinema in February 2021. It’s 1962 and Roald Dahl, an eccentric, burgeoning … >
Daphne du Maurier’s iconic 1938 tome gets the Netflix treatment…
Years & Years meets Years And Years…
Channel 4 has released the first trailer for Traitors, a spy thriller starring Emma Appleton, Keeley Hawes, Michael Stuhlbarg, Luke Treadaway, Brandon P Bell, Stephen Campbell Moore and Matt Lauria. You can check it out here.
Bodyguard star Richard Madden is waiting to find out what happens next for his character David Budd, who ended the series a national hero driving into the sunset with his formerly-estranged family.
The BBC has confirmed that its new three-part drama, Mrs Wilson starring – uh – Ruth Wilson, will premiere on Tuesday November 27th.
Bodyguard, Jed Mercurio’s crime drama starring Richard Madden and Keeley Hawes, went on to become the BBC’s biggest drama of all time earlier this year – and talks about a second series are about to begin… Richard Madden, on the press tour for Bodyguard‘s US release, was chatting to Deadline about the possibility of a second … >
After keeping the nation on its toes for weeks, the BBC’s Bodyguard bowed out tonight but did it end on a high note? If Max Headroom wanted to make a return to the airwaves, tonight’s broadcast of the Bodyguard would have been the perfect broadcast to hijack. With its audacious storytelling, Liam Neeson levels of … >
It can be quite hard to tell when someone is joking these days, especially on the internet, which means that we end up with rather odd news stories like this: David Cameron’s office has denied that the former British Prime Minister posed for a photo to be used in the BBC One drama Bodyguard.