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Timing Is Everything in ‘Tommy & Tuppence’s' Season 1 Finale
The contemporary-set Christie series wraps up its first sesaon with a mystery that reminds us how often old ladies are overlooked.
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The contemporary-set Christie series wraps up its first sesaon with a mystery that reminds us how often old ladies are overlooked.
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A mystery about missing children may turn out to be the last case for Blunt's Brilliant Detectives
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Marriage, divorce, and other relationship disasters.
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Sometimes, the theater can be murder.
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BritBox's contemporary update of Christie's married detectives reimagines Tommy and Tuppence as exes in modern-day London.
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Flirting and crime solving are apparently very in this Fall.
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Looking for more theatrical pro-shots from London to watch once you’ve seen 'Hadestown'? National Theatre at Home is here for you.
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BritBox's brand new remake of Agatha Christie's 'Partners in Crime' will arrive when the weather cools.
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BritBox's rise from the nichiest-niche afterthought of a streaming service to the destination for British programming has been a slow climb since it was first announced seven years ago. However, having made three successful standalone Agatha Christie miniseries in partnership with the BBC, the streaming service is
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BritBox's commitment to continuing the Agatha Christie adaptation legacy is commendable, and more importantly, one that has been so successful that even Netflix is trying to create its own Agatha Christie Universe (the ACU, if you will). Up until now, BritBox has been partnering with the BBC to
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The calendar gods (and Sony Pictures) have given us all the greatest gift of 2025 — the third cinematic adventure of Paddington Bear. Paddington in Peru is the very much needed and appreciated next chapter about the life and times of this very kind bear with a marmalade sandwich habit. This
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It is a truth universally acknowledged that the first few months of the year are a slog. Don't believe me? A U.K. psychologist came up with a whole formula to prove that January 24 is the most depressing day of the year, thanks to the combination of