To celebrate the release of Sherlock star Benedict Cumberbatch’s new movie The Fifth Estate in cinemas on Friday 11 October, we’ve got copies of David Leigh and Luke Harding’s Wikileaks: Inside Julian Assange’s War on Secrecy book to give away to three of our Twitter followers!
Sherlock writers Mark Gatiss and Steven Moffat have hinted at how Sherlock reacts to the changes which have taken place between Series 2 and Series 3.
Sky has announced that the second season of US Sherlock Holmes drama Elementary will begin in the UK later this month.
Sky has released a new video interview with actor Dominic Cooper about playing James Bond creator Ian Fleming in Sky Atlantic’s upcoming Fleming drama.
The first promotional image has been revealed for BBC Two’s new Cold War espionage thriller Legacy, featuring Charlie Cox (Stardust), Romola Garai (The Hour) and Andrew Scott (Sherlock).
Hawking, an inspirational documentary about the great Professor Stephen Hawking, comes to UK cinemas on Friday 20 September.
To mark the release of the film we have a bundle of 8 of Hawking’s greatest books (including his new memoir My Brief History) – and some Vertigo DVDs (including The Cove, Monster and London To Brighton) to give away to one of our Twitter followers! Two runners-up will also win a DVD bundle each.
Una Stubbs (Sherlock‘s Mrs Hudson) and Louise Jameson (Doctor Who‘s Leela) will star in The Tractate Middoth, BBC Two’s new ghost story written and directed by Sherlock co-creator Mark Gatiss.
“Feminism always gets associated with being a radical movement – good. It should be.” So said Canadian actress Ellen Page in a recent Guardian interview, and now another spiky actress, Sherlock’s Louise Brealey, throws her fist in the air with her first play, Pope Joan.
Neverwhere began life as a six-part BBC Two series in 1996. Sadly, a limited budget restrained its potential and it was in prose that the story truly came alive. Neil Gaiman, then known primarily for his comic work, is now a world-renowned author whose work straddles the worlds of prose, film and television. Neverwhere has never gone away though, with a comic version, stage adaptations and attempts at a movie in the intervening years.