Playing Gracie Darling is a new Australian drama that takes a little bit of time to get a handle on, opening in 1997, where a group of teenagers are having a seance to contact someone …
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Playing Gracie Darling is a new Australian drama that takes a little bit of time to get a handle on, opening in 1997, where a group of teenagers are having a seance to contact someone …
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Sense And Sensibility is out for a 30th Anniversary jaunt in cinemas, and this time, it opens with an intro from star/screenwriter Emma Thompson writing the script for her next film with a quill pen, …
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Hotel Reverie is the third episode of Black Mirror Series 7. Keyworth Pictures, run by Judith Keyworth (Harriet Walter – Brian And Maggie), is a long-time established movie production company with a huge back catalogue. …
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Brian And Maggie looks at the relationship between Queen guitarist Brian May, and his relationship with Anita Dobson which inspired Rod Stewart’s classic, Maggie May… Nah… Anyhoo, this opens with some brief, but great interview …
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Silo is an Apple TV+ adaption of a novel set in a post-apocalyptic world where the last 10,000 remaining people live. No-one knows why they’re down there, or who created the Silo, because their records …
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This Is Going To Hurt stars Ben Whishaw as Adam, a junior doctor and he’s so knackered from his job that as we see him, he’s sat in his car… because after his last shift, …
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Revolution Of The Daleks follows on from The Timeless Children, just after The Doctor (Jodie Whittaker) has been imprisoned in an impossible fortress, and now the Daleks are returning. Yes, the bloody Daleks, again. Every …
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Soldiering On is the third of 12 episodes based on the original Alan Bennett scripts, but with new actors. It begins with Muriel (Harriet Walter – The End) stating that 3pm is a funny time …
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Belgravia is a sort-of sequel/follow-up to Downton Abbey, again from writer Julian Fellowes, and it’s a time of Napoleon, and women wearing bonnet hats, and Philip Glenister walking in like an early Gene Hunt from …
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The End is hoping to be the only friend for pensioner Edie Henley (Harriet Walter – Black Earth Rising), who’s trying to commit suicide while her house burns down, but whatever she tries isn’t working …
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