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Amazon's 'King Lear' is a Good, if Short, Adaptation

9/27/2018

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Anthony Hopkins, Emma Thompson, Emily Watson and Florence Pugh in Amazon's "King Lear" (Photo: BBC)

BBC 2 and Amazon teamed up for a new, star-studded adaptation of Shakespeare's King Lear, starring Anthony Hopkins as the famous king.

Star Studded 'King Lear' Adaptation with Anthony Hopkins Comes to Amazon Prime

9/13/2018

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Anthony Hopkins and Florence Pugh in "King Lear" (Photo: Amazon Studios)

The BBC’s latest star-studded Shakespeare adaptation is heading to Amazon Prime’s video streaming service this September.

This version of the iconic tragedy King Lear stars acting legends Anthony Hopkins as the titular king and Emma Thompson as his eldest daughter Goneril.

Watch the Trailer for 'Harlots' Season 2

7/9/2018

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Jessica Brown Findlay in full "Harlots" gear. (Photo: Hulu)

Hulu’s period drama Harlots, which follows the story of two warring brothels in Georgian London, returns for its second season on July 11. And the streaming service has (finally!) released a trailer for Season 2 – one that implies plenty of drama is in store.