Jimmy McGovern’s ‘Accused’ to return for Series 2
Created by Jimmy McGovern (Cracker, The Street), legal drama Accused will return to BBC One for a second series of four episodes in 2012.
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Created by Jimmy McGovern (Cracker, The Street), legal drama Accused will return to BBC One for a second series of four episodes in 2012.
Simon Pegg reminisced about his time filming Doctor Who while at the Fan Expo Boston convention I attended on 9 August 2025. Pegg played The Editor, a sinister figure in the 2005 Doctor Who episode The Long Game, which aired during the first season of the revived series. He was asked about his experiences working … >
BAFTA Cymru (the British Academy of Film and Television Arts in Wales) has announced that writer, producer and showrunner, Russell T Davies will receive a prestigious award for his contributions to television. Davies will receive this year’s Outstanding Contribution to Television Award at the ceremony this year. He has written, produced and filmed several productions … >
British actress Catherine Tate entertained fans in an amusing and often chaotic question and answer session at Fan Expo Boston on 8 August 2025. She spent the session traversing the audience while taking questions, then taking questions from people queued at microphones, then finally inviting the remainder on stage to ask her questions. I had … >
The series is helmed by Doctor Who director Jamie Magnus Stone. Updated 23/11/23: With the show due next year, the BBC have released first images from its upcoming thriller Nightsleeper. The real-time drama, which takes place on an intercity sleeper service between Glasgow and London, follows a government agency’s frantic efforts to intervene in the … >
Doctor Who star John Barrowman has described his time on the show as its “golden age.” The Arrow actor made his debut as Captain Jack Harkness in the ninth episode of 2005’s run, ‘The Empty Child’, appearing in the final five episodes of the season. He later returned for three episodes in 2007’s season and the … >
This afternoon we attended the BFI’s screening of Doctor Who: The Movie, 1996’s feature-length US television movie.
From the big screen to the small screen comes this spin-off from Marvel’s cinematic universe, all under the careful gaze of executive producer (and co-creator) Joss Whedon.
Doctor Who‘s costume designer has revealed some spoilery detals about John Hurt’s character in the upcoming 50th anniversary special, describing him as a “dark Doctor”.
To celebrate the release of new action thriller Justice, in cinemas now, we’re taking a look back at Nicolas Cage’s five best movies and giving you the chance to win a set of DVDs.