Maigret’s Dead Man Promotional Pictures
ITV have today released promotional pictures for their latest instalment of their new Maigret series. Starring Rowan Atkinson as the titular French detective, Maigret is based on the novels by […]
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Witness for the Prosecution New Promotional Pictures
The BBC have today released promotional pictures for their new adaptation of the works of Agatha Christie. Adapted from Christie’s 23-page short story of the same title, The Witness For […]
Cunk on Christmas Promotional Pictures
The BBC have today released promotional pictures for the latest instalment in the investigative journalism series, Cunk on… The latest special focuses on the meaning of Christmas in Cunk on […]
Six Wives with Lucy Worsley Episode One Promotional Pictures
The BBC have today released promotional pictures for the first episode of Dr Lucy Worsley’s new series – Six Wives with Lucy Worsley. Focusing on the lives of Henry VIII’s […]
Set Fire To The Stars Review
By Will Barber Taylor Based on true events, Elijah Wood (The Lord of the Rings trilogy) stars as John Malcolm Brinnin, the New York academic who brought Dylan Thomas to […]
Rillington Place Episode One Promotional Pictures
The BBC have today released promotional pictures for the first episode of new three part series, Rillington Place. Starring Tim Roth and Samantha Morton, the series focuses on the events […]
All Aboard! The Sleigh Ride Review
By Will Barber Taylor “All Aboard! The Sleigh Ride” follows the path of an ancient postal route, showing the traditional world of the Sami people who are indigenous to northern […]
The Code: Series Two DVD Review
By Will Barber Taylor Hoping to escape the storm they unleashed at the end of Season One, Jesse Banks (Ashley Zukerman, Terra Nova) and Ned Banks (Dan Speilman, One Perfect […]
My Scientology Movie Review
By Will Barber Taylor “I find that the most inexplicable behaviour is motivated by very relatable human impulses,” comments Louis Theroux as he heads to Los Angeles for his feature […]
Crusoe’s Island Review
By Will Barber Taylor Acclaimed historian Andrew Lambert uncovers the fascinating truth about a faraway place that still haunts our imagination and culture: the island of Robinson Crusoe in the […]
