The Dad Who Fell To Earth is a new Radio 4 drama written by and starring comedian Toby Hadoke as Tom, a man whose father, Russell (the wonderful Ronald Pickup, below-right with Toby), recently passed …
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The Dad Who Fell To Earth is a new Radio 4 drama written by and starring comedian Toby Hadoke as Tom, a man whose father, Russell (the wonderful Ronald Pickup, below-right with Toby), recently passed …
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The Affair Episode 10 – Finally, it’s the end!! And part 1 is, as often happens, Noah’s part, and he’s back in New York and back swimming in the pool where he did so in …
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Mona Lisa is one of those films I hadn’t actually got round to seeing before, prior to this new Blu-ray release, which is also available as part of a Blu-ray boxset with The Long Good …
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A Song for Jenny is a new drama adapted by Julie Nicholson’s book, a vicar who lost her daughter when four bombs were detonated on July 7th 2005 in London. The bombnigs killed 52 civilians …
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The Affair Episode 9 – and Episode 9 means that we’re nearly at the end! At last!!!! In this penultimate episode, we begin with Alison. Despite being in New York where Noah lives, both of …
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Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery places Wayne’s World‘s Mike Myers in the title role of a James Bond spoof. The world is being held to ransom for a considerable sum by Dr. Evil (again …
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Cake begins with a therapy group coming to terms with the suicide of young mother Nina (Anna Kendrick), and instantly shows that the film will be liberally sprinkled with black humour. Claire Bennett (Jennifer Aniston) …
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Wild Tales contains six stories about people whose lives really haven’t gone the way they planned, leading to a lot of it going downhill. There’s a lot that rings true in this film, as you …
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Odyssey is a new biopic series on a band who were fantastic, back in their day. They kicked off in 1977 with the dancefloor-filler Native New Yorker, which made No.5 over here in the UK, …
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Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell is a TV adaptation based on a novel by Susanna Clarke. Since I don’t read books, I’d never heard of it before, but when the trailer appeared on TV, I …
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