Created by Paul Abbott (Shameless) and written by Danny Brocklehurst (The Street, Clocking Off), BBC One’s Exile is a three-part psychological drama concerned with the impermanence of remembrance and the persistence of memory.
Starring John Simm (Life On Mars), BBC One’s new three-part psychological thriller Exile tells “an intimate story of prodigal redemption”.
John Simm has revealed that he is “up for” a second series of Sky1’s thriller Mad Dogs.
John Simm has revealed that he found BBC One’s Ashes To Ashes “very difficult to watch” following his departure from Life On Mars.
John Simm has discussed the reasons behind his decision to leave BBC One’s Life On Mars after only two series.
John Simm has revealed that he would “love to have a go at Matt Smith” if he was asked to return as The Master in a future series of Doctor Who.
John Simm has revealed that he wishes he had filmed a third series of BBC One’s Life On Mars.
Sky1’s star-studded drama comes to an end for the four blokes suffering more than a simple case of mid-life crisis. But is it fun in the sun for the gang or just a bad case of sunstroke?
2entertain have released a new trailer for DVD release of Sky1’s Mad Dogs, starring Max Beesley (Survivors), Philip Glenister (Ashes To Ashes), John Simm (Doctor Who) and Marc Warren (Hustle).
If last week’s episode of Sky1’s sunshine-fuelled new drama was about a woman disrupting the lives of men, then this week’s was most definitely about how men disrupt one another, despite their “friendship”.