Doctor Who writer Mark Gatiss has discussed how he feels about the Doctor eventually finding Gallifrey. Steven Moffat launched the new story arc in last year’s 50th anniversary special, ‘The Day of the Doctor’, with the Doctor on a quest to locate his home world. Gatiss told the audience at a recent Q&A panel in … >
Doctor Who writer Mark Gatiss has revealed the Peter Capaldi’s Doctor will have “a whole new set of rules” in the new series. Speaking to Digital Spy at last night’s London Lesbian & Gay Switchboard 40th Anniversary Gala, Gatiss revealed: “Peter has a very different energy to Matt Smith and to David Tennant. He’s older … >
To celebrate Silva Screen’s release of the soundtrack for last year’s Doctor Who drama An Adventure in Space and Time on Monday 3 March, we’ve got copies of the album to give away to five of our Twitter followers! For a chance to win, just follow @CultBoxTV on Twitter and tweet the following text: Follow … >
Sherlock star and co-creator Mark Gatiss has discussed his upcoming role in the new season of Game Of Thrones.
Now this is a real treat. Edmund Butt’s score to Mark Gatiss’ terrific Doctor Who drama. You all remember An Adventure in Space and Time, don’t you? It’s the 90 minutes last year that made several generations of Who fans get all moist-eyed and nostalgic, some for a time they weren’t even alive in.
Silva Screen has announced the tracklisting for the upcoming soundtrack album for An Adventure in Space and Time.
A trailer has been released for the new official Sherlock app, The Network.
Sherlock stars Benedict Cumberbatch and Lars Mikkelsen, and writers Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss, have chatted about the show’s latest villain, Charles Augustus Magnussen.
Those of a certain age may remember the 90s show Breaking the Magician’s Code, wherein a chap in a mask and gaudy suit debunked a series of magic tricks, including falling from a great height, being shot, and getting rid of an elephant from a room…
Anything sound familiar, Holmes fans? For the audience it was a dual draw: fun to see the illusions performed, and equal fun to see how they were accomplished.