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TOWIE star Mark Wright's BBC travel show A Wright Family Holiday is reportedly not going to return for a second series as it "wasn't meant to be". The travel show first aired last summer and featured Mark alongside his footballer brother Josh and dad Mark Snr as they travelled from Scotland to Cornwall.

Netflix have announced that two more of Harlan Coben's books are set to be adapted into limited series, following the huge success of Fool Me Once.The streaming giant has revealed that the author's novels, Missing You and Run Away, will both be made into TV series, with Harlan, 62, serving as executive producer via his company, Final Twist productions. Both series will be produced by Quay Street Productions. Missing You and Run Away will be the ninth and tenth on-screen adaptations to be produced from Harlan's works through his partnership with Netflix.

Netflix has commissioned two more Harlan Coben dramas following the success of Fool Me Once. The Michelle Keegan-led thriller was the latest of the American writer's best-selling novels to be adapted for TV.

EXCLUSIVE: Netflix has greenlit another two adaptations of Harlan Coben novels after Fool Me Once became a global hit for the streaming service, Deadline can reveal.

Michelle Keegan has shared an intimate look behind the scenes of hit Netflix thriller, Fool Me Once. In the drama, Michelle, 36, plays Maya Stern, a mother who is trying to come to terms with the brutal murder of her husband, Joe. However, while grieving for Joe, Maya installs a nanny-cam to keep an eye on her young daughter, and is shocked to see her husband in her house.

Michelle Keegan has been tipped as the "ideal" candidate to take on the leading female role in the next James Bond film following her global success on recent Netflix thriller - Harlan Coben's Fool Me Once.

Michelle Keegan recently garnered major success as she led the cast of Netflix's latest Harlan Coben thriller Fool Me Once, starring as Maya Stern.

Is there anyone who isn't talking about Fool Me Once at the moment? We're hooked! Not only have we been drooling over Michelle Keegan's on-screen wardrobe- especially her chic coat collection, but it's fair to say Joanna Lumley, who plays millionaress Judith Burkett, has also caught our attention in a high-end designer gem that costs thousands. That's right, it seems her character also has an equally impressive array of outerwear.The 4k cashmere wool coat by Max Mara was, in its vibrant stunning shade of turquoise was hard not to spot as she oozed sophistication on-screen (we would expect nothing less from the actress).

Netflix show Fool Me Once, based on the 2016 novel by Harlan Coben, has been one of the biggest TV hits of 2024 so far.The eight-part series is just the latest adaptation of the mystery and thriller writer’s work that has been created for the streaming service.A synopsis reads: “When ex-soldier Maya (Michelle Keegan) sees her murdered husband Joe (Richard Armitage) on a secret nanny cam, she uncovers a deadly conspiracy that stretches deep into the past.”The show also stars Adeel Akhtar and Joanna Lumley, and all eight episodes were released on Netflix on January 1.Fool Me Once is accompanied by a score by David Buckley and Luke Richards, who previously worked together on the music for the CBS legal drama The Good Wife.In addition to this, you can see a full breakdown of all the songs that feature in Fool Me Once below.The song that features in the opening credits in the majority of the eight episodes is ‘Inside’ by Chris Avantgarde, featuring Red Rosamund. The song was first released in 2020 by Avantgarde, a producer and composer originally from Germany, but now based in London.

Netflix’s Fool Me Once, many fans will be looking for a new Harlan Coben adaptation to get their fix – check out the highest rated options below.The eight-part series Fool Me Once is just the latest adaptation of the mystery and thriller writer’s work that has been created for the streaming service.In the show, a family has been rocked by a pair of murders, when Michelle Keegan’s Maya sees her murdered husband Joe (Richard Armitage) back as an intruder. At the same time, Maya’s niece Abby and nephew Daniel are investigating the murder of their mother, drawing connections between the two cases.In 2018, Coben signed a multi-million dollar five-year contract with Netflix, which stipulated that 14 of his novels would be developed into series or films on the service, with Coben reserving the right to serve as executive producer on all of them.

Michelle Keegan has been applauded by viewers, fans and celeb friends for her role in Netflix's Fool Me Once.The former Coronation Street star, 36, has been flooded with support for her performance as Maya Stern in the streaming platform's adaptation of Harlan Coben's novel. Ever since Fool Me Once dropped on Netflix on New Year's Day, viewers have been flocking to the streaming site to binge-watch the show and Michelle announced that it is currently the most-watched programme on Netflix in over 60 countries. The star's amazing new spy thriller boasts a gripping plot with explosive twists and a brilliant cast, including Joanna Lumley as Michelle's character's mother-in-law.

It's the grand mansion house where some of the most jaw-dropping scenes in Netflix drama Fool Me Once take place. And now Arley Hall and Gardens is fielding enquiries from across the world about how people can visit for themselves.

Fool Me Once is the latest Netflix drama adapted from a best-selling Harlan Coben novel that has soared to the top of the streaming charts. The thriller, starring Michelle Keegan, is full of twists and turns a shock ending that has had thousands of Netflix viewers gripped since it launched on January 1.

Harlan Coben‘s Fool Me Once has rocketed to the top of the UK streaming charts, unseating Zack Snyder’s Rebel Moon on its way up.

Fool Me Once viewers noticed that one of the locations featured in the Netflix series looked rather familiar. Fans of the new thriller spotted that the manor house used in the series is the same as Tommy Shelby’s residence in Peaky Blinders.

Corrie star Michelle Keegan and her husband Mark Wright live a lavish life in their Essex mansion but many may not know that the actress' family actually originally hail from Glasgow.

Viewers of The Graham Norton Show couldn't help but comment on Michelle’s Keegan’s "stunning" appearance as she appeared on the famous red sofa to promote her new Netflix thriller Fool Me Once.

Fool Me Once shot to the top of Netflix 's most-watched chart when it dropped on New Year's Day with viewers binge watching it. However, many will be disappointed when they learn the fate of the series which stars Michelle Keegan as widow Maya Stern. The eight-part drama follows Maya as she tries to work out how and why her dead husband Joe (played by Richard Armitage ) has shown up on a hidden nanny cam.

The Lodge on Netflix, describing it as a “disturbing” and “twisty” horror outing.Directed by Veronika Franz and Severin Fiala, the psychological horror film follows a soon-to-be stepmother who becomes stranded with her fiance’s two children at a rural lodge during Christmas – only for a number of unexplained events to occur.The film, which was originally released in 2019, stars Riley Keough (Daisy Jones & The Six), Jaeden Martell (It), Lia McHugh (The Eternals) and Richard Armitage (The Hobbit).The Lodge has attracted a whole new audience following its release on Netflix on January 2, with many finding it to be a disturbing wake up call following the festive season.“Very creepy, disturbing and cool,” one viewer on X wrote. “Screamed in the first 10 minutes!”Another added: “A taut psychological drama high on atmospheric creeps.

Former Coronation Street actress Michelle Keegan opened up on her brand new Netflix series, which has taken viewers by storm, and said she had a secret obsession with thrillers. Chatting with Josie Gibson and Rylan Clark on Wednesday's This Morning, Michelle looked as stunning as ever as she shared details about Fool Me Once.The binge-worthy series, based on Harlan Coben's novel of the same name, is an eight part thriller and stars Richard Armitage, Joanna Lumley and Adeel Akhtar.