Dear England… I’m not into football, but I heard good things about the play, didn’t see it live, but when it came to cinemas, I couldn’t understand why they want a small fortune for something …
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Dear England… I’m not into football, but I heard good things about the play, didn’t see it live, but when it came to cinemas, I couldn’t understand why they want a small fortune for something …
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Two Weeks In August centres around a group of thirtysomething friends who come together in a Greek house so run down that even the toilet can’t accept paper. Everyone they meet on the island feels …
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Nobody’s Fool is a new Traitors-style gameshow – as that’s all the rage, these days, hosted by Danny Dyer (One Last Deal) and Emily Blutack, sorry, Emily Atack. 10 strangers are brought together to take …
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The Boroughs is the name of a 1950’s-looking retirement village – with the old-style televisions of the day – where Dee Wallace‘s character, Gracie, is living, while her husband, Edward (Ed Begley Jr – Strange …
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Kylie, simply-titled, is a three-part Netflix documentary, opening with the evergreen Antipodean making her first songs with Stock Aitken and Waterman, with the great Pete Waterman telling us how her first hit was all done …
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Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed is a weird title for a bizarre drama, where Paula’s (Tatiana Maslany – Keeper) about to have the time from hell, as she’s enjoying a kinky time online with Trevor (Brandon Flynn), …
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Falling brings us into the religious world, where nun Anna (Keeley Hawes – The Assassin) and priest David (Paapa Essiedu – Babies) meet because he’s going to take a group of young girls to her …
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Ponies centres around Beatrice Grant (Emilia Clarke – Solo: A Star Wars Story) and Twila Hasbeck (Haley Lu Richardson – Good Luck Have Fun Don’t Die) in a title which comes about because while POIs …
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Nemesis opens in Beverly Hills, at Halloween, where married couple Coltrane (Y’lan Noel) and Ebony (Cleopatra Coleman – Black Rabbit) blag their way into a bedroom for some hanky-panky, but they’re actually hacking the CCTV …
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Dutton Ranch, like a lot of Paramount+ dramas, makes me feel like it should begin with Bill Murray standing in front of the camera, saying, “Well, it’s Yellowstone time… again”. I haven’t seen a massive …
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