Claire Foy

Though Prime Video's A Very British Scandal boats an excellent cast making the most of a wildly dramatic story, the series forgets to give us a reason to care about anyone we're watching.

Prime Video has set an official premiere date for A Very British Scandal, the anthology sequel series that serves as a follow-up to the award-winning A Very English Scandal and tells the story of another infamous U.K. sex scandal. (This one just happens to take place in Scotland, hence the title change.)

The follow up to A Very English Scandal, A Very British Scandal, has released its first trailer. 

Amazon Studios has released the first clip from its upcoming biopic The Electrical Life of Louis Wain starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Claire Foy. 

Emmy winner Claire Foy has signed on to star in Marlow, a new crime thriller for streaming service Britbox. 

BBC One confirms it has commissioned A Very British Scandal, a follow-up to 2018's A Very English Scandal, but this time starring Claire Foy and Paul Bettany.

The Crown stars Matt Smith and Claire Foy will reunite for a socially distanced production of Lungs from the historic Old Vic theater in London. 

The 2018 Emmy Awards ceremony may have been a bit ho-hum, but for TV viewers who happen to be fans of British performers, writers and directors, there were more than a few bright spots.

Let’s take a look at the drama series that garnered praise from the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences and brought home the hardware for their British cast and crew members earlier this week. (Plus, we'll tell you where you can see them for yourselves.)

Netflix's The Crown Season 2 just got an added shot of relevancy as Prince Harry made history with his royal engagement announcement to American actress Meghan Markle.

Popular Netflix period drama The Crown is getting a new monarch. The series, which currently stars Claire Foy and Matt Smith as Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, will drop its highly anticipated second season this December. But when the show returns for its third go around – ostensibly sometime in 2018 or 2019 – it will jump forward in time, and the royal family will look quite a bit different.