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Esther Smith and Rafe Spall are still trying.

Beta Cinema and the UK’s Free Turn Films and Tempo Productions have officially announced Nick Hamm’s epic drama William Tell, as its under-the-radar shoot enters its final week in Italy.

EXCLUSIVE: The cast of thriller Rich Flu has been set with Mary Elizabeth Winstead (Star Wars: Ahsoka), Rafe Spall (The Big Short), Lorraine Bracco (The Sopranos), Dixie Egerickx (The Secret Garden), Timothy Spall (Mr. Turner), Jonah Hauer-King (The Little Mermaid), Cesar Domboy (Outlander), Dayana Esebe (LA Star), and Richard Sammel (3 Days To Kill).

Once upon a time, there was a stigma between film and television, and when you were a big movie star, you never dared appear in a lowly TV series, and if you were a TV star, crossing over into movie stardom was unheard of and barely ever happened unless your name was John Travolta or George Clooney. And yes, thanks to prestige TV and the Age of Streaming, those days are long gone.

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finally have the children for which they’ve been “Trying” the past two seasons.OK … So now what?That’s the dilemma faced by the couple (Esther Smith, (Rafe Spall) as they adapt to being parents to Princess (Eden Togwell) and her younger brother, Tyler (Mike McAnulty), in Season 3 of the Apple TV+ comedy, premiering July 22. To complicate matters, Nikki and Jason have only 12 weeks to form a bond with the children in order to convince the local authorities that they’re fit to legally adopt them.

Rafe Spall, who has starred in Apple TV+’s Trying and The Big Short, is to star in HBO Films’ The Days Of Abandonment alongside Natalie Portman and Mary-Louise Parker.

The road to parenthood isn’t always a straight line, and Apple TV+‘s “Trying” portrays one of the paths that many parents take — adoption. The show has released a new trailer chronicling all the challenges that lead characters, Nikki and Jason, face on their road to adoption.

almost.Jason (Rafe Spall) and Nikki (Esther Smith), who were finally approved as adoptive parents in the Season 1 finale of “Trying,” are finding the process isn’t so easy when the gentle comedy, created and written by Andy Wolton, returns Friday, May 21 on Apple TV+.“The second season is about them being matched up with a child which, if anything, is more difficult because there is a great deal of competition for quite a small pool of children in the system,” said Spall, who spoke to The Post

Leo Barraclough International Features EditorSaban Films has acquired North American rights to “Long Story Short,” written by, directed by and co-starring Josh Lawson. The romantic comedy also stars Rafe Spall, Zahra Newman, Ronny Chieng and Dena Kaplan.

EXCLUSIVE: Nevision, the British producer behind shows including BBC drama Keeping Faith, has signed an exclusive development deal with writer Jeff Murphy to create high-end scripted projects for the global market.

Apple TV+, I’m happy to report that stars Esther Smith and Rafe Spall make a winning team in this 10-episode British dramedy, which has been renewed for a second season.Smith and Spall play couple Nikki and Jason who, after struggling to conceive a child, decide to go the adoption route.

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Apple TV+ has released the first trailer for a new original series titled Trying. The British comedy series is about a thirty-something couple and their friends learning to grow up, settle down and find someone to love. It is written by Andy Wolton and directed by Jim O Hanlon (Catastrophe, The Punisher, A Touch Of Cloth). Imelda Staunton, Ophelia Lovibond, and Oliver Chris also star.

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