BBC America has released a set of promotional images for Being Human creator Toby Whithouse’s new spy thriller series The Game. The six-part drama’s cast includes Tom Hughes (Silk), Brian Cox (The Bourne Supremacy), Paul Ritter (Quantum Of Solace), Shaun Dooley (Misfits), Chloe Pirrie (Black Mirror), Victoria Hamilton (What Remains), Jonathan Aris (Sherlock) and Judy Parfitt (Little … >
BBC America has released a trailer for Being Human creator Toby Whithouse’s new spy thriller series The Game. Set in the secretive world of 1970s espionage, the six-part drama is currently airing on Wednesday nights on BBC America in the US and is expected to air on BBC One next year. The Game‘s cast includes Tom Hughes … >
The BBC has revealed the unveiled new details for The Game, BBC One’s upcoming spy thriller.
The BBC has revealed the cast for The Game, BBC One’s new spy thriller from the creator of Being Human.
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Christopher Eccleston (Doctor Who) and Robbie Sheehan (Misfits) will star in a new TV film version of The Borrowers on BBC One this Christmas.
Starring John Simm (Life On Mars), BBC One’s new three-part psychological thriller Exile tells “an intimate story of prodigal redemption”.
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”.
Filming has begun on Sugartown, a new BBC One comedy-drama starring Sue Johnston (Waking The Dead) and Miranda Raison (Spooks), featuring “fantastical colourful dance sequences”.