When the BBC made the decision to dramatise Mapp and Lucia, EF Benson’s series of comic novels that parody the snobbery and pretensions of the upper-middle-classes in 1930s small-town Britain, the only possible place they could film the series was in...
Read moreLe premier film américain de Hitchcock – qui remplaça le projet Titanic – baigne encore dans une ambiance typiquement anglo-saxonne, aux confins du fantastique, empruntée à la littérature de Daphné du Maurier. Si la production est hollywoodienne le sujet...
Read moreLondres, au début du XXe siècle. Les sœurs Margaret et Helen Schlegel, filles de bonne famille ouvertes aux idées nouvelles, font la connaissance des Wilcox, un clan riche et traditionnel. La liaison sans lendemain entre Helen et l’un des fils Wilcox,...
Read moreThe epic poem Beowulf is to be made into a 13-part drama by ITV. Described as a western set in the dark ages of Britain’s mythic past, the series will use locations in County Durham and Northumbria to represent the poem’s Scandinavian setting, and will...
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Hwæt! (Listen up) – Anglo-Saxon epic poem Beowulf is headed to a screen near you. ITV are planning to turn the scourge of secondary school English classrooms into a Game of Thrones-style drama, described in a release as “an epic re-imagining of one of...
Read moreFor those, like me, who have eagerly devoured Hilary Mantel’s door-stopping Booker-winning novels Wolf Hall and Bring up the Bodies, the experience was like being taken directly into the world of candlelit Tudor intrigue and the minds of its people. We...
Read morePeter Kosminsky, the director of BBC2’s lavish adaptation of Hilary Mantel’s Wolf Hall books, has delivered an impassioned defence of the BBC. Speaking on the same day that the Corporation set out its plans for moving BBC3 online – a decision which the...
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Mark Gatiss is looking conspiratorial in the latest pictures to be released for BBC Tudor drama Wolf Hall. The cast photos for the BBC1 adaptation feature the Sherlock star in fur-lined black robes and a rather peculiarly-shaped hat. Gatiss plays Thomas...
Read moreJohn Plunkett The BBC will adapt the crime novels written by JK Rowling under the pseudonym Robert Galbraith, its second collaboration with the Harry Potter author. The Cuckoo’s Calling, the first book to feature private eye Cormoran Strike, became a...
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