Ruth Wilson

Looking for PBS shows you haven't seen? Here are a few gems from the archives.

Ruth Wilson's latest project, His Dark Materials, gives viewers an adaptation of one of the U.K.'s most famous novels.

A TV adaptation of Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials is coming to HBO this fall. Here's everything we know so far.

What happens when your husband dies, only for you to discover his life was way messier than you knew? That's the story of Mrs. Wilson​.

Mrs. Wilson comes to PBS Masterpiece on Sunday, March 31, starring actress Ruth Wilson as her own real-life grandmother. Here's everything you need to know about this true-life period drama.

The BBC dropped the first trailer for its highly anticipated, star-studded television adaptation of Philip Pullman’s bestselling His Dark Materials trilogy over the weekend, and even though its only thirty seconds long and contains no dialogue, it’s still enough to have even the most casual fan of the novels suitably freaked out.

Period drama Mrs. Wilson has an official U.S. airdate!

Based on the true story of Alison Wilson, real-life grandmother of the series’ star Ruth Wilson, the two-part drama tells a tale of intrigue, spycraft, and a longstanding family mystery. 

The BBC dropped the first trailer for the upcoming fifth season of popular crime drama Luther, and it’s everything we could have wanted it to be and more.

Luther star Ruth Wilson will return to Masterpiece in a very personal sort of three-part drama – one based on her own grandmother’s memoir about her life and their complicated family history.

It's a long running joke among anglophiles that British actors are positively taking over American film and television. Seriously, they're everywhere. Just take a look at this year's Oscar nominations, or turn your TV in the next few days (seriously, you'll trip over a Brit on some major network property within an hour or two).

Well, it appears that Vanity Fair also noticed this trend while putting together its 2015 Hollywood issue and, with the help of photographer Jason Bell, has created the ultimate tribute, in the form of a cheeky fake newsreel about Great Britain's war on Hollywood, which also re-imagines a bunch of your favorite classic American films remade with British actors. Spoiler alert: The whole thing is awesome. Really awesome.