Based on the classic ghost story, The Woman in Black will be released in UK cinemas on Friday 10 February, starring Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter). > Watch an interview with the film’s writer Jane Goldman (Kick Ass) and director. To celebrate, we’ve got a set of goodies to give away to one of our Twitter … >
In 1979, Monty Python’s Life of Brian became one of the most controversial films ever to be released in British cinemas, causing outrage amongst religious groups, members of the public and politicians, most of whom hadn’t even seen the film. Out now on DVD from FremantleMedia Enterprises, the comedy-drama Holy Flying Circus delivers a witty … >
The response to the news this week that David Yates is developing a Doctor Who movie was something akin to the way lions react when a gazelle innocently strolls into their territory.
The cast list for Tom MacRae’s upcoming Doctor Who episode,‘The Girl Who Waited’, has revealed that Harry Potter actress Imelda Staunton will feature as ‘Voice of Interface’ in the story.
Based on three novels by Kate Atkinson, this recent BBC One series features the adventures of former soldier, onetime policeman and permanently good-natured private investigator Jackson Brodie, played by Harry Potter villain Jason Isaacs.
The arrival of yet another British crime drama series isn’t necessarily reason to break out a bottle of champagne and smash it against the side of the telly. Happily, Case Histories is more than capable of fighting its corner.
In this weekend’s Doctor Who mid-series finale, Amy Pond has been kidnapped and the Doctor is raising an army to rescue her. We caught up with Harry Potter actor Simon Fisher-Becker, who plays Dorium Maldavar, to discuss his role in the story.
Set amidst the iconic landscapes of modern Edinburgh, new BBC One crime drama Case Histories brings Kate Atkinson’s novels to screen, starring Jason Isaacs as former soldier and policeman Jackson Brodie.
Mark Williams (Harry Potter, The Fast Show) and Jemima Rooper (Lost In Austen) have joined the cast of BBC Three’s forthcoming live TV event Frankenstein’s Wedding… Live In Leeds, which airs next month.
So, Doctor Who has finally jumped the shark… although, this being Doctor Who, it’s a CGI shark that swims in the night air and can pull a carriage behind it like reindeer pulling Father Christmas’ sleigh.