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Benedict Cumberbatch is coming back to Masterpiece – just not in the exact way you might think. The Sherlock star is producing an adaptation of award-winning author Ian McEwan’s 1987 novel The Child in Time for BBC One and PBS.     

In addition to

Eva Husson’s romantic drama Mothering Sunday begins in limited release this weekend before opening nationwide.

In the second episode of Wolf Hall, the power players begin to make their moves as Cromwell shifts his focus from Wolsey to Henry.

What's coming to the U.S. in British TV in June? Let's run down the list of titles arriving this month, from PBS Passport to Netflix.

Benedict Cumberbatch will take on Alfred Hitchcock in his next role, starring in a limited series remake of the classic thriller The 39 Steps. 

The Lesley Manville renaissance continues apace, with the arrival of the trailer for the charming comedy Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris. 

Dickinson, Apple TV's charmingly anachronistic period drama about the life of poet Emily Dickinson, will return for a second season in January. 

The BBC/Paramount+ co-production The Gold, based on the famous Brink’s-Mat robbery, already has a stellar A-list cast.

Period drama stars Samantha Morton (The Serpent Queen) and Ruby Stokes (Bridgerton) are joining forces for the Paramount+ thriller The Burning Girls.

Derry Girls star Louisa Harland is set to lead an all-star ensemble cast in Sally Wainright's upcoming fantasy adventure series The Ballad of Renegade Nell. 

You probably don’t need to read this blog post, given the fact that it’s likely you have already seen the massive online celebration or heard my tremendously loud shrieks of joy, but just in case, here we go. It’s officially official – we’ve got our

The new season of Ms. Fisher's Modern Murder Mysteries makes both some smart changes and some questionable ones.