Top British talents will team up for Brassic, a new comedy series from Sky. The show will star Joseph Gilgun (This Is England, Misfits, Preacher) alongside Michelle Keegan (Our Girl, Coronation Street, Tina And Bobby) and Damien Molony (The Current War, GameFace, Ripper Street).
With the unconventional team of Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg behind the scenes, Preacher became a surprise cult favourite during its first run last year. Now, the show is getting ready to return with a bigger, bolder and funnier second go around, and if there’s one thing we can surely expect it’s the unexpected.
Broadcast on E4 from 2009 to 2013, sci-fi comedy-drama Misfits followed a group of young offenders on community service who gained supernatural powers after being caught in an electrical storm. Misfits ran for five seasons and, like Being Human, by the end had a completely different cast to the one it had started with. > … >
BBC America has released a new one-minute trailer for Ripper Street, the new drama series starring Matthew Macfadyen (Spooks).
The BBC has released the first teaser for BBC One’s Ripper Street, starring Matthew Macfadyen (Spooks).
BBC Worldwide have released the first promotional photo for BBC One’s Ripper Street, starring Matthew Macfadyen (Spooks).
Shooting has begun in Dublin on BBC One’s Ripper Street, starring Matthew Macfadyen (Spooks) and Jerome Flynn (Game of Thrones).
CultBox caught up with This is England ’88 star Joe Gilgun to chat about the fourth series of Misfits and Luc Besson’s futuristic new film Lockout.
Misfits star Joe Gilgun returns as Woody in This is England ’88, out on DVD and Blu-ray this month.
By the Nazi-killing, zombie-bashing high standards of Series 3 it’s a rather low-key finale, and against the previous 7 episodes feels just a bit underwhelming.