PBS
‘Wolf Hall’ Pushes Cromwell from Wolsey to the Palace in “Entirely Beloved”
The first episode of Wolf Hall was setting up a giant chessboard for the Great Game to play out. This week, the power players begin to make their moves.
PBS
‘Wolf Hall’s Premiere Introduces a “Three Card Trick”
Welcome to Wolf Hall, the world of 16th-century politics and intrigue.
Movies
Nicola Coughlan Joins 'The Magic Faraway Tree' Cast
As we noted during the Cannes Film Festival, the Cannes Market, which is the secondary event happening just out of public view during the annual event, is where many of the deals to make independent productions get off the ground. However, it's never easy to pick out which
PBS
What to Watch Now 'World on Fire' Season 2 is Finished
If you're hungry for more stories and information from the World on Fire series, look no further. From Polish resistance to British women's changing roles, and the role of soldiers from the British Empire, there is lots to explore, and there are aspects of wartime life
Movies
'All of Us Strangers' is a Visually Gorgeous Paean to Grief, Acceptance & Love
With All of Us Strangers, Andrew Haigh (Weekend, Looking) has made a film that’s about a few things. Foremostly, it’s about ghosts – literal ghosts, but also figurative ones, phantoms created by emotions we don’t know what to do with or feel like forgetting. All of Us Strangers
Netflix
'The Crown' Season 6 Will Reportedly Bring Back All 3 Elizabeths
The Crown no longer holds the record as the most ambitious series a streaming service has ever greenlit (that title has been taken by Max's declared ten-season sight-unseen Potter series). However, it remains one of the pinnacles of Netflix's early ambitions. Six seasons, three
Movies
Sarah Polley's 'Women Talking' Goes Into Wide Release
Women Talking, the latest film by Canadian director Sarah Polley, has been on the awards junket train since its release during the 2022 Telluride Film Festival on September 2. It debuted in the U.S. just before Christmas weekend on Friday, December 23, in limited release, to rave reviews and
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Sarah Polley's 'Women Talking' Gets a December Release Date
Most people know Sarah Polley either as an actor or a director. The Canadian-born artist first rose to fame as Ramona Quimby in the late 1980s Ramona TV series, but for those who weren't a late Gen X kid, the first time most probably heard of her
A Very British Scandal
'A Very British Scandal' Has Lots of Drama But Little Heart
A Very British Scandal is the second installment in the rather loose anthology series originally kicked off by 2018's A Very English Scandal. And perhaps we can blame the name change for the series' sudden shift in quality—it's meant to reflect the setting'
A Very British Scandal
"A Very British Scandal' to Premiere on Prime Video in April
Prime Video has set an official premiere date for A Very British Scandal, the anthology sequel series that serves as a follow-up to the award-winning A Very English Scandal and tells the story of another infamous U.K. sex scandal. (This one just happens to take place in
A Very British Scandal
'A Very British Scandal' Debuts A Very Scandalous First Trailer
A Very British Scandal, the follow-up to the award-winning A Very English Scandal, has finally debuted its first trailer. The highly-anticipated series from Blueprint Pictures is technically a sequel in the budding anthology series centered on mid-century high-level sex scandals from the U.K. The
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Benedict Cumberbatch is Adorably Awkward in First Clip from 'The Electrical Life of Louis Wain'
Amazon Studios has released the first clip from its upcoming biopic The Electrical Life of Louis Wain starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Claire Foy. The highly anticipated film from director Will Sharpe aims to tell the true story of the eccentric British artist, who was best known for his surreal paintings