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Tamara Lawrance Joins 'Gangs of London' Season 4
Gangs of London has gone into production for Season 4, with 'Time's Tamara Lawrance joining the cast.
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BritBox to Bring 'Mr. Loverman' to the U.S. After Multi-BAFTA Win
The last decade has been a whiplash between sudden spates of progressive change, creating more equitable conditions for Black and LGBTQ+ artists to produce films and TV series about their lived experience or the lived experience of their culture, pockmarked with sudden extremist backlash from politicians and voters, whether it
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Finale Episode “Curtis” Leaves Room for a Season 2 of 'Get Millie Black'
Curtis shepherds us through the finale episode of Get Millie Black, declaring his straight act so convincing he almost believed it himself. He fooled everyone except Millie, who clocked the romantic relationship between him and Daniel early into joining the Jamaican police (JPF). He respects Millie but finds her dangerous:
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'Get Millie Black' Deserves More than a Single Limited Series
After four riveting episodes of Get Millie Black, and with the finale arriving over the holiday, will we get a second season? Man Booker Prize-winning novelist Marlon James conceived the limited series, bringing to life a side of Jamaica rarely seen: the turbulent streets of Kingston and its distinct class
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Opportunistic “Janet” is Surprisingly Complicit in 'Get Millie Black'
Janet speaks for herself in the fourth episode of Get Millie Black, narrating about being underestimated and how her ghetto roots limit her potential – according to others. But Janet is ambitious. She’s not about to settle when she can hunt big game like Freddie Somerville and use him to
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"Holborn" Probes the Shadow Self in 'Get Millie Black's Third Episode
The narration baton is handed to Holborn for Get Millie Black’s third installment* in what is now clearly a pattern. Holborn tells us he grew up with nothing and remarks how that upbringing makes you hungry for everything you don’t have. Now, he is accomplished professionally and personally:
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"Hibiscus" Brings A Welcome Perspective Shift in 'Get Millie Black’s Second Episode
The second episode of Get Millie Black lands Curtis in the hospital for emergency surgery following his shooting. Millie finds Curtis’ boyfriend, Daniel, fighting with a nurse about being allowed to see him. The nurse snidely says the hospital doesn’t recognize “that kind of family,” Millie steps in, calling
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'Get Millie Black's Premiere Has a Compelling Crime with a Haunted Aura
Atmospheric and instantly engaging, HBO’s Get Millie Black is set in Kingston, Jamaica and follows detective Millie-Jean Black (Tamara Lawrance), who narrates the series. The series premiere, titled "Millie," introduces her as a child (Emeka Onuora), happily painting her brother Orville’s (Zolé Onuora) toenails. But when
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Tamara Lawrance Thrills in the 'Get Millie Black' Trailer
The U.K.'s most popular export in recent years seems to have become police procedural shows. From your bog-standard Father Brown to high-concept series like Magpie Murders, stories of those drawing order from a chaotic universe are all the rage, whether they are "cozy crime" series
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HBO Confirms November Release Date for Channel 4's 'Get Millie Black'
In the waning days of AT&T’s ownership of Warner Media, as behind the scenes, the company was prepping to merge with Discovery Communications, HBO went into “greenlight everything” mode. Those who were intimately familiar with Discovery’s head, David Zaslav, already knew what the rest of us
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Both Seasons of BBC Anthology Series 'Time' are Well Worth Your Time
For a show that won critical acclaim in the UK, Jimmy McGovern’s (Broken) BBC prison drama Time flew largely under the radar in the US when it dropped on BritBox in 2021. Luckily, a second season of the anthology series is giving the stunning show a new lease on
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'Time' Season 2 is Damn Near Painful Perfection
The gripping BBC prison drama Time drew critical acclaim for its first season in 2021. Eight months and two BAFTAs later, the show was renewed for a second season despite originally being planned as a close-ended miniseries. Despite the promise of an anthology series and series creator Jimmy McGovern’s