Apple TV has shared the trailer for Sir Steve McQueen’s upcoming WWII drama Blitz starring Saoirse Ronan and newcomer child actor Elliott Heffernan. The film is due to debut at the BFI film festival on October 9th.
Academy Award and BAFTA winner Steve McQueen is best known as the writer and director of 12 Years a Slave, Shame, and Widows.
Amazon Prime has announced that the upcoming biopic about The Beatles’ manager Brian Epstein will be released on the streaming service on October 30, 2024.
Vertigo Releasing has shared the trailer for an acclaimed sci-fi period romantic comedy remix called Timestalker, directed by actor and filmmaker Alice Lowe.
Daphne’s success on the marriage market attracts the attention of a real prince, forcing Simon to confront feelings that were never supposed to become part of their arrangement.
Daphne and Simon’s pretend courtship transforms her fortunes, but Nigel Berbrooke threatens to turn one compromising encounter into a forced marriage. Meanwhile, through flashbacks we can understand the childhood trauma that has lead to Simon’s refusal to marry or have children.
Daphne Bridgerton enters the 1813 marriage market as Queen Charlotte’s favourite, but her prospects rapidly deteriorate thanks to her overprotective brother. A chance encounter with the marriage-averse Duke of Hastings provides an ingenious solution to both their problems.
A new Inspector Maigret series based on Georges Simenon’s bestselling books has been commissioned by PBS Masterpiece, eight years after the most recent and highly-acclaimed Rowan Atkinson ITV adaptation was cancelled.
Netflix shared the first teaser trailer for the second season its hit political thriller starring Keri Russell and Rufus Sewell. The second instalment of the critically acclaimed series is due to arrive on Netflix at the end of October.
The hit adaptation based on best-selling author James Herriot’s cherished and iconic collection of stories will return for a new six-part series on Thursday 19th September at 9pm on Channel 5 and My5 in the UK. A Christmas special will be broadcast later this year.
UKTV has announced that it has secured the rights to the first two seasons of Italian Riviera drama Hotel Portofino. The first series of the hit drama will debut on Friday, 27th September at 9pm. The second season will see its UK premiere at a later date in 2024.
