Tony Jordan, creator or Hustle and By Any Means, has written a new musical drama series for BBC One. Stop! In The Name Of Love centres around the iconic sounds of Motown anthems and “brings a unique new form of storytelling to BBC One,” weaving the music of Berry Gordy Jr’s famous record label into … >
This week marked the beginning of the end for everyone’s favourite Belgian detective as ITV screened the first episode of the final series of Poirot.
Primeval star Andrew-Lee Potts has revealed that “there could be many stories to tell” in a second series of BBC One’s crime drama By Any Means.
Andrew-Lee Potts has revealed that a new series of Primeval in unlikely.
BBC One’s new crime drama By Any Means follows a clandestine unit living on the edge and playing the criminal elite at their own game. Working in the shadows, the maverick team inhabit the grey area between the letter of the law and true justice.
The second episode of Atlantis performed well on BBC One last night with 5.1m viewers and a 21.4% share of the total audience.
Crime dramas have ruled the roost in the ratings lately, but all that is about to change with the return of Downton Abbey to light up our autumnal Sunday evenings.
Andrew-Lee Potts (Primeval) stars in BBC One’s new crime drama By Any Means, created by a team of writers led by Tony Jordan (Life on Mars, Hustle).
The BBC has released the first promotional photo of the cast of By Any Means, BBC One’s new crime drama from Hustle creator Tony Jordan.
The BBC has announced a number of guest stars for BBC One’s new crime drama By Any Means, including David Harewood (Homeland), Amy Nuttall (Downton Abbey), Nick Moran (Mr Selfridge) and Honor Blackman (Goldfinger).