‘Sherlock’ video interview: Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss discuss ‘The Fall’
Benedict Cumberbatch, Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss have chatted about the secrets behind the fall at the end of Sherlock‘s second series.
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Benedict Cumberbatch, Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss have chatted about the secrets behind the fall at the end of Sherlock‘s second series.
The trailer for the second episode of Sherlock‘s third series has been released by the BBC.
Amazon has released samples of every track on the upcoming soundtrack album for the new series of Sherlock.
The BBC has released a new preview for Sherlock‘s third series, featuring interviews with Benedict Cumberbatch, Martin Freeman, Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss.
One of the less popular of Shakespeare’s tragedies, it’s a rare treat to see a stage production of Coriolanus.
One of the main reasons it’s not in as popular as Macbeth, King Lear and Hamlet is audiences find Coriolanus impenetrable. Reflective moments are few and far between amidst scenes of blood and thunder and political intrigue. There is little in terms of soliloquies, which are hallmarks of his greatest plays.
In what is probably the most hotly anticipated television event this festive season (sorry, Matt Smith), BBC One’s Sherlock returns for a third series on New Year’s Day.
The wait is over everyone. After a two-year gap, Sherlock is back for three more devilishly intricate, deliriously fun episodes. Written by co-creator Mark Gatiss (who also appears as Sherlock’s older brother Mycroft), first episode ‘The Empty Hearse’ sees our curly-haired hero “return from the dead” after two years travelling the world and dismantling Jim … >
These days Christmas TV isn’t scary. It’s all willowy-voiced renditions of classic anthems and children dressed like millionaires using iPads as sledges. There’s no fear to cut through the festive treacle.
Yet a ghost story at Christmas is as traditional as a crowd of villagers gazing at a convoy of lorries filled with fizzy pop. So it’s a thrill to see BBC Two return the ‘Ghost Story for Christmas’ to the schedules, and that horror aficionado Mark Gatiss is the man behind the resurrection.
The official synopsis for the final episode of Sherlock‘s third series has been released by the BBC.