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‘Marble Hall Murders’ Gets Surreal
The fourth episode of 'Marble Hall Murders' finally finds its groove.
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‘Marble Hall Murders’ Third Episode Is All Talk
It’s starting to seem like balance will be the main sticking point of Marble Hall Murders. The third episode of the season feels like a play, far too heavy on dialogue and light on action. There’s no denying this episode feels long, and it’s the excessive talking
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‘Marble Hall Murders’ Is Punctuated by Poisoned Ladies
Episode two of 'Marble Hall Murders' is unbalanced, giving us more of Pünd’s world than Susan’s.
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Susan Ryeland Reads On in the ‘Marble Hall Murders’ Premiere
The stylish editor-turned-amateur-detective Susan Ryeland returns to us in 'Marble Hall Murders' (aka part 3 of 'The Susan Ryeland Mysteries').
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Everything To Remember Ahead of ‘Marble Hall Murders’
It’s been two years since the 'Moonflower Murders' finale. Here’s everything you need to remember before 'Marble Hall Murders' debuts.
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‘Marble Hall Murders’ Trailer Muses on Monsters
The full-length trailer for 'Marble Hall Murders' is here with one more mystery for Atticus Pund to solve.
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‘Marble Hall Murders’ Trailer Introduces a Brand New Author
'Marble Hall Murders' releases its first teaser for the third and final installment of the Susan Ryeland trilogy.
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The Final 'Marble Hall Murders' Will Air This September
Susan Ryland will be back to solve one last case in September 2026.
BritBox
'Sherwood' Adds Rosalie Craig, Joe Dempsie, Kirby Howell-Baptiste & More for Season 3
'Sherwood' Season 3 has begun filming in the U.K. with a brand new family at the center of the story.
Movies
Lesley Manville & Zofia Wichlacz Reunite in 'Winter of the Crow'
Filming on Lesley Manville's next major motion picture, Winter of the Crow, has officially wrapped. The project was first announced in January 2024, when HanWay Films boarded the production, which was already filming in Warsaw. One of the current crop of low-key successful indie film distributors that
Amazon Studios/Prime Video
Amazon Halts 'Citadel' Franchise, Silently Admitting Failure
A few weeks ago, as we were busy gasping over Amazon Studios having to pay twice for the Bond franchise, it was noted how much Barabra Broccoli hated Amazon from the jump. She hated their ethos, their marketing plans, and perhaps most of all, their franchising of "IP"
Theater
Olivier-Nominated 'Oedipus' Transfers to Broadway for Fall 2025
Broadway is bursting with opportunities for Anglophiles to catch some critically acclaimed British theater for themselves this spring, from a transfer of Sarah Snook's (Succession) award-winning turn in The Picture of Dorian Gray to Andrew Scott's (Ripley) one-man Vanya and the musical Operation Mincemeat.