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The trailer for Netflix's lavish new period drama House of Guinness is here, and if it looks a bit like a historical take on Succession, well, that's probably on purpose. The latest series from the wildly prolific creator Steven Knight, the mind behind such popular dramas
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Steven Knight is preparing to return to Netflix in a major way in the next two years with the Peaky Blinders feature film, followed by the long-awaited Season 7 of the gritty period drama. However, before that arrives, 2025 has given him multiple opportunities to make a second first impression
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Neil Gaiman's The Sandman was a triumph for Netflix in filming the unfilmable when the first season arrived in the summer of 2022. While the series itself falls squarely in the "British-ish" fantasy category along with shows like House of the Dragon and Lord of the
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In today's Hollywood, a completely original work of fiction as a prestige TV series is a rare sight. Most of the time, when a production studio sinks that kind of money into a series, especially a CGI heavy fantasy-laden one, they want a built-in fanbase from a series
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Mark your calendars, period drama fans. Premium cable network Starz is set to air the 2018 BBC series Death and Nightingales next month. The three-part drama is based on the 1992 novel of the same name by Eugene McCabe and stars The Fall's Jamie Dornan, The Nevers'
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HBO Max has become quite the destination site for British programming since it's launch last May. Its cable subscription namesake, HBO, has been known for years for co-producing and importing some of the U.K.'s best programming. From Chernobyl to I May Destroy You, HBO is
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HBO released a trailer for its upcoming Victorian fantasy drama The Nevers, an inventive series that feels like a period piece crossed with a superhero story. Set in the last years of Victoria’s reign, as London is beset by the “Touched”: people, mostly women, who suddenly manifest abnormal abilities
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PBS puts the back two-thirds of the Little Women miniseries together as a modernized two-hour movie. Jo: In his pocket Marmee! Isn't that a dreadful state of things!?" Last week's episode of Little Women ended right where it should, about one third of the way
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The eternal children's classic Little Women is back for a new generation. Jo: Christmas won't be Christmas without any presents. Before people asked themselves in the 90s if they were a Carrie, a Miranda, a Charlotte, or a Samantha, there was a different set of four