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The 2018 BAFTA Film Awards ceremony results turned out pretty much as expected. Gary Oldman’s performance as Winston Churchill in Darkest Hour won Leading Actor, Allison Janney nabbed Supporting Actress for I, Tonya, Guillermo Del Toro was named Best Director for The Shape of Water and Three Billboards Outside
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When you hear the name Dame Diana Rigg, what comes to mind? The talented lady spy Emma Peel from The Avengers? The one and only Bond girl to marry 007 himself from On Her Majesty’s Secret Service? Or perhaps famous British fashion designer and jewel heist victim, Lady Holiday,
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Benedict Cumberbatch and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle fans will be sadly disappointed to learn the wait for another season of the BBC's modernized Sherlock will continue with no end in sight. (Supposing, that is, that there is another season of Sherlock to come. Nothing's guranteed as
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As I sat down Sunday night to watch the 75th Golden Globes ceremony, I expected to see plenty of black on the red carpet and hear statements of solidarity with the Time’s Up movement against sexual harassment. It was defiant and joyous and culminated in a stirring speech by
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As 2017 comes to an end, we here at Telly Visions pause to remember those we have lost in the British entertainment industry over the past twelve months. The losses have touched the fields of television, film and literature equally. As fans we have mourned the deaths of people who
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By now, many of you will already have had an opportunity to see the 2017 film adaptation of Murder on the Orient Express. Since its release in theaters throughout the month of November, the star-studded whodunit has grossed over $200,000,000 world-wide. While critics praised the performances and production
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Back in 2013 I wrote a post about the next generation of actors from across the pond and suggested that a certain Irish actor’s star was on the rise. And boy, was I right! Over the past few years young Domhnall Gleeson, son of acclaimed actor Brendan Gleeson, has
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As you may have figured out, I am a fan of the acting profession and firmly stand behind the belief that the UK produces some of the best actors in the world. Perhaps that’s the reason why I enjoy sharing the work of these talented artists with all of
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I first discovered Monty Python’s Flying Circus in middle school. Our PBS channel aired re-runs of the iconic comedy sketch show in the late 70’s and I was immediately hooked. These five young chaps were simultaneously surreal, satirical and downright silly. (It was also my first exposure to
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As you are probably already aware, Grantchester has returned to PBS for a third season. Hurrah for more of that vicar/detective male bonding! For those of you who may have become familiar with actor Robson Green through his role as DI Geordie Keating, I’m here to enlighten you
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Seeing as it is St. Patrick’s Day, I thought I’d share the acting talents of a young Irishman who has been on my radar for the past year or so named Jack Reynor. Born in the US, Jack moved back to his mother’s native Ireland as a
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This week marks the 25th anniversary of the TV comedy Men Behaving Badly. It debuted February 18, 1992 on ITV, moved to the BBC after two series, and finished its run there in 1998. In case you’re not familiar with this laddish sitcom, Men Behaving Badly is the story