Netflix will drop the final run of The Crown in two parts. The highly anticipated final season of Netflix’s royal drama The Crown is imminent, and the streamer has confirmed release dates. As with their other high-profile shows, like The Witcher and Stranger Things, The Crown Season 6 arrives in two parts. The first batch … >
Is Peter Morgan about to wind back the clock to the start of the Twentieth Century? With Netflix’s award-winning royal drama The Crown about to begin its final iteration, rumours abound that the streamer wants more. The show, made by Left Bank Pictures, has focussed on the accession to the throne of Queen Elizabeth II … >
The Bristol based animation studio are returning to a pair of favourites. Aardman have released details of the voice cast for their upcoming Chicken Run sequel. The original, released twenty-two years ago and inspired by The Great Escape, is considered a stone cold classic here at CultBox Towers. Chicken Run was a collaboration with Dreamworks … >
While Morecambe & Wise, EastEnders and Doctor Who have become bywords for Christmas television, there’s something about Victoria Wood that, despite her scarce appearances, inextricably ties her to the holiday season. Perhaps it’s her warmth, her joviality, her focus on ordinary folk just muddling through and being good to their fellow man. The point is, … >
It is true to say that Alfred Hitchcock does not come out of this ninety minute film smelling of roses.
HBO has released a trailer for BBC Two’s upcoming one-off film The Girl, starring Toby Jones (Doctor Who: Amy’s Choice) as Alfred Hitchcock.
Toby Jones (Doctor Who: Amy’s Choice) will play Alfred Hitchcock in a new one-off film for BBC Two, The Girl.
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.
Last time, we were discussing the logic and challenge of producing a sitcom that has more sit than com. In this, the final episode of Psychoville’s second series, that trend continues.
When is a sitcom not a sitcom? When the Venn diagram of situation to comedy is balanced heavily in favour of the non-funny bits? This certainly seems to be the case with Psychoville as it nears the end of its second series.