By Jake Kanter
BBC Drama ‘Baptiste’ Returns For What Could Be Its Final Season, With Fiona Shaw Joining Cast
22.01.2020 - 15:06 / deadline.com
By Jake Kanter
International TV Editor
EXCLUSIVE: BBC One’s gripping missing persons drama Baptiste is to return for a second, and potentially final season, with Killing Eve star Fiona Shaw joining the cast.
The six-part series, made by Fleabag producer Two Brothers Pictures, follows retired detective Julien Baptiste (Tchéky Karyo) as he delves into Budapest’s corrupt underworld in an attempt to find a British Ambassador’s family, who go missing on a skiing holiday in the Hungarian
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marieclaire.com
01.02.2020 / 20:46
Imelda Staunton Will Play the Queen In 'The Crown's Fifth and Final Season
On Friday, Netflix confirmed two bombshell pieces of news about hit show The Crown: first, that British actress and Downtown Abbey favorite Imelda Staunton will play The Queen in her later years in season five; and, in addition, that season five will be the show's last.In a statement, Staunton said: “I have loved watching The Crown from the very start. As an actor it was a joy to see how both Claire Foy and Olivia Colman brought something special and unique to Peter Morgan’s scripts.
evoke.ie
01.02.2020 / 13:51
Imelda Staunton confirmed to play the Queen in The Crown’s final season
British actress Imelda Staunton will portray Queen Elizabeth II in the fifth and final season of The Crown.
peoplemagazine.co.za
23.01.2020 / 19:36
Jodie Whittaker returning to Doctor Who for third season
Jodie Whittaker will appear in Doctor Who for at least one more season.
ok.co.uk
22.01.2020 / 18:21
Susanna Reid left enraged as anti-feminist activist guest on Good Morning Britain explains how to 'make women great again'
Susanna Reid was left shocked and bemused on live TV recently after an 'anti-feminist activist' guest promised to ‘mansplain to her’ about how she can become a better woman on her ITV breakfast show. An American man called Anthony Dream Johnson was interviewed by Susanna and Piers on Good Morning Britain this week.
