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‘The Offer’ is an entertaining drama about the making of ‘The Godfather’ while ‘Loot’ is a familiar story spun about ‘the most famous cheated-on woman on the planet’ — reviews by Dan Einav
It spins a familiar story about how ‘the most famous cheated-on woman on the planet’ learns the true value of things
The creator and cast of GCHQ-set drama ‘The Undeclared War’ on why their new series is a cautionary tale
A 10-part series covers the off-camera struggle to turn Mario Puzo’s crime saga into a film
A delightful single-cam sitcom is a diligent student of its comedic forebears
US media group tries to convince investors it can survive alone despite costly battle for subscribers
The actor plays a grizzled crop in an eight-part series about an unsanctioned homicide investigation
This model has helped sustain a successful British industry, and has proved itself across four decades of film and television
A group tries to save the world from annihilation by using time travel in this uneven sci-fi series from the creator of ‘Giri/Haji’
UK broadcaster acquires majority stake in natural history specialist Plimsoll Productions
The adeptly executed crime series is inspired by two killings that shook an ex-mining village in 2004
Joe Barton’s new Sky series casts Paapa Essiedu as an everyman caught in a time loop where moral choices have grave consequences
Iman Vellani charms as teenager Kamala Khan in an adventure story as much about heritage as battling evil
Her memoir of her experiences as a twentysomething in London has been turned into a seven-part series
Bruising new HBO mini-series about police brutality and corruption pieces together the fragments of a broken city
Newcomer Cole Martin stars in a sensitively handled story about race and abandonment in the 1980s
This eight-parter strives for genuine human drama within its otherworldly premise
Writer James Graham and actors Lesley Manville and David Morrissey reflect on the traumas underpinning the new murder series
This timely Sky documentary series examines the long reach of the Kremlin through 14 mysterious cases
New six-part show dramatises the band’s years at the vanguard of the punk movement in 1970s London
Since Bugs Bunny they have been underrated, but Nancy Cartwright, who plays Bart Simpson, says things are changing
The Duffer brothers expand the narrative and broaden the cast for the latest outing of their teen horror series on Netflix
As the globetrotting TV show begins its second season, showrunner Steve Yockey talks about trauma and comedy
The series on Sky/Now careers from screwball comedy to high-stakes thriller to childhood drama
Series two of the comedy about a couple undergoing marriage counselling brings more sharp dialogue
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