We take a moment to remember and celebrate Monty Python writer/performer Terry Jones who passed away last week at his home in London. The comedian, author, poet, director and historian was 77.
Britain’s National Theatre celebrated its 50th anniversary last year – much like several other well-known British institutions, including the Rolling Stones and, of course, Doctor Who. For those that don’t know, the NT is one of the UK’s two most
Professor T fans can rest easy. Not only will Season 3 be arriving on PBS in 2024, but Season 4 is already assured, as the show is renewed ahead of its U.K. debut.
In this installment of British Actors You Should Know, we profile Adeel Akhtarwhose credits range from classic dramas such as Les Miserablesto slapstick satire like Four Lions.
Previously, on Mr. Selfridge: To the shock of no one who knows history, Selfridge spends most of the episode unconscious, but survives his run-in with Chekov’s Motorcar. Mr. Grove’s invalid wife passes away and we’re reminded that his relationship
The French film Jane Austen Wrecked My Life (Jane Austen a Gâché ma Vie) has landed a U.S. distributor as it heads to the Toronto Internationasl Film Festival.
Our reintroduction to the world of Susan Ryeland (Lesley Manville) in Moonflower Murders introduces the memorable Madeline Cain, played to perky perfection by Pippa Bennett-Warner.
On paper, Mayflies looks like a straightforward weepy about lifelong friends navigating a terminal cancer diagnosis. On-screen, however, it’s a revelation.
