What does the future hold for period drama Victoria? Possibly, a new queen.
During press rounds for the Season 3 premiere in the U.K. stars Jenna Coleman and Tom Hughes have been discussing what the series may look like in the coming years, and
The first official image for VictoriaSeason 3 is here!
Granted, it’s only an image, not a trailer or any new footage. But for Victoria fans starved for news and Season 3 content of any kind, it’s basically water in the desert.
Despite a complete lack of marketing by the production and Masterpiece not making a peep about the series returning until now, Van der Valk does actually have a Season 4, and it'll be here in September 2024.
Previously, on Downton Abbey: Anna is still struggling to come to terms with her sexual assault, Bates is still pushing his wife about why she won’t come anywhere near him, Tom makes some terrible life decisions, Edna creates a pregnancy scare
Alicia Vikander has taken over the role of Henry VIII's final wife Katherine Parr in the upcoming historical fim Firebrand, alongside a positively luminous all-star cast.
Think you know the history of Queen Victoria and her reign?
Our new series runs down the truth behind the popular period drama Victoria and asks how accurate each week's episode is. This week we take a look at Season 3's "Et in Arcadia."
The big period drama news of the moment is that Claire Foy is planning to hang up her crown. Yes, the actress who won all sorts of critical and fan acclaim playing Queen Elizabeth II in Netflix original series The Crownwill depart the series
In what is potentially the best news ever for fans of the popular period drama Victoria, a familiar face will be rejoining star Jenna Colemanthis season. Rufus Sewell, who played the generally swoon-worthy Lord Melbourne will be back for Season 2.
Van der Valk's second half of "Redemption" uncovers the truth about rehabilitated killer Jasmijn and who's behind the recent killings that seem to be related to her case.
