• Based on a killer cast alone, BBC’s ‘Vigil’ is one to keep an eye out for!

    Based on a killer cast alone, BBC’s ‘Vigil’ is one to keep an eye out for!

    Set in Scotland, Vigil revolves around the events after the mysterious disappearance of a fishing trawler and a death on-board a Trident nuclear submarine. The two incidents see a conflict between local police and British security officers, with the Navy also involved. With the lead role of DCI Amy Silva played by Suranne Jones (Scott and Bailey, […]

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  • ‘Call the Midwife’ returns to filming for S10 + Christmas special

    ‘Call the Midwife’ returns to filming for S10 + Christmas special

    The word out of Neal Street Productions is that cast and crew of Call the Midwife have returned to Nonnatus House (i.e. Longcross Studios) to begin filming of the traditional Christmas special and series 10! Filming was halted in March due to safety concerns for the CTM family. While postponing filming was viewed by producers as a sad but […]

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  • ‘Elizabeth is Missing’ to kick off PBS Masterpiece’s 50th anniversary season in January 2021

    ‘Elizabeth is Missing’ to kick off PBS Masterpiece’s 50th anniversary season in January 2021

    Elizabeth is Missing, a BAFTA-nominated mystery starring two-time Academy Award® winner, two-time Emmy Award winner Glenda Jackson in her triumphant return to PBS and Masterpiece. Glenda Jackson stars as 80-year-old Maud, a funny, loyal and endearing woman determined to find her missing best friend, Elizabeth. After having had the opportunity to screen the full 90-minute film, […]

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  • Post-‘Sanditon’, Andrew Davies sets sights on ‘A Suitable Boy’

    Post-‘Sanditon’, Andrew Davies sets sights on ‘A Suitable Boy’

    If you’re Andrew Davies and your career portfolio includes the likes of Sanditon, Les Misérables, Pride and Prejudice, War & Peace, Vanity Fair, Bleak House, Middlemarch, A Very Peculiar Practice and, let’s not forget, the brilliant House of Cards, you could easily hang it up and retire to the Cotswolds or you could ramp it up a notch and create […]

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  • UK broadcasters announce plans to resume production of scripted dramas

    UK broadcasters announce plans to resume production of scripted dramas

    As the dreaded and feared concept that the year 2021 could be virtually devoid of any new drama series inches closer to reality as every day passes, UK broadcasters have announced a new slate of guidelines to resume filming on television without a 2-metre separation. Yes, Virginia, there is a Santa Claus. A BBC spokesperson told Variety: “Getting TV production back up and running safely is our priority. The BBC has already produced popular shows during lockdown following social distancing – from Have I Got News For You to Talking Heads.”

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