‘The Musketeers’ video: Peter Capaldi interview
The Musketeers star Peter Capaldi discusses the dark side of Cardinal Richelieu and his character’s ambitions for France to become strong in a new BBC video.
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The Musketeers star Peter Capaldi discusses the dark side of Cardinal Richelieu and his character’s ambitions for France to become strong in a new BBC video.
We take a closer look at Peter Capaldi’s new Doctor Who costume, which was revealed yesterday by the BBC.
The BBC has released the first official picture of Peter Capaldi wearing his new Doctor Who costume.
A new trailer for the next episode of BBC One’s The Musketeers has been unveiled.
The Musketeers continues its solid, unsurprising start with ‘Sleight of Hand’.
It too is another enjoyable yet predictable romp through the murkier side of swashbuckling. Meanwhile, characters are further defined, approximately fifty people are shot, and guest stars swagger as only Jason Flemyng can swagger (copiously shifting weight from buttock to buttock with each stride).
Adrian Hodges’ adaptation of Alexander Dumas’ novel occupies the post-Sherlock Sunday evening slot on BBC One and it looks the part. Prague doubles for a lived-in Seventeenth Century Paris, and the fight scenes are stylish and kinetic. A strong and charismatic cast delivers, though ultimately the end product is solid rather than exceptional.
A new set of images featuring Doctor Who star Peter Capaldi as Cardinal Richelieu in BBC One’s The Musketeers have been unveiled.
The first images of new Doctor Who star Peter Capaldi filming in Cardiff last night have appeared online.
Four new teaser clips have been released for BBC One’s The Musketeers, introducing the main characters.
‘One for all and all for one’ – even for those of us, of a certain age, who wish to follow this line with the assertion that ‘Muskehounds are always ready’, there can be little doubt that Dumas’ most famous novel has proven an endlessly fruitful inspiration to successive generations of adapters. There was even a 1928 musical with lyrics by P. G. Wodehouse!