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Post-‘Wire’ and pre-‘Les Misérables,’ Dominic West in ‘The Hour’ is binge-worthy TV
Prior to his brilliant effort as Jean Valjean in the BBC/PBS adaptation of Victor Hugo's Les Misérables and after his equally brilliant role as Detective Jimmy McNulty in The Wire, Dominic West starred in The Hour.
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Dracula ‘returns home’ as filming moves to Bray Studios, London
Principle filming on the Steven Moffat/Mark Gatiss adaptation of the uber-anticipated Dracula has begun with the production returning to Bray Studios in London, the home of Hammer Films, following some time at Slovakia's Orava Castle.
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How the Les Misérables sausage was made
With Andrew Davies' brilliant adaptation of Les Misérables coming to a close this Sunday on PBS' Masterpiece series, have you ever wondered just how a series of this magnitude is made in the 21st century and at the same time seamlessly transport you back to 19th century France?
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Post-‘Avengers: Endgame,’ Benedict Cumberbatch’s ‘The Current War’ finally gets a release date!
Taking a break from his role as Doctor Stephen Strange, the primary protector of planet Earth against magical and mystical threats in the Avengers film franchise, Benedict Cumberbatch stars as Thomas Edison in 'The Current War.'
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Series creator/writer Jed Mercurio talks ‘Line of Duty’
Quickly supplanting Spooks (MI5 in America) in my book as the No. 1 go-to series for rainy day binge-viewing over and over is Jed Mercurio's Line of Duty. The British police procedural drama, which just concluded its 5th season last Sunday on BBC One, follows the day-to-day efforts of Anti-Corruption Unit 12 (AC-12) as they seek out and attempt to eliminate "bent coppers" from the ranks of the London police force.
