formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
In a departure from what could be the logline for many a cozy English mystery before it, “Agatha Christie’s Tommy & Tuppence” marks the first time Agatha Christie’s work has been modernized for an English-speaking TV audience. In this six-part … Continued
A decade ago, an emotional and nostalgic show about life in 1980s Seoul launched. It had a huge impact both at home and abroad, paving the way for other Korean global hits like Squid Game. Source: ‘Everyone can relate to … Continued
In the UK, The Times opined that it “may be the worst TV drama ever”, while The Guardian branded it “fascinatingly, existentially terrible”; both newspapers awarded it zero stars out of five. All’s Fair currently holds a rare 0% fresh … Continued
The director of the Madrid Film Office reveals how the city is attracting major global series and films — and why it’s just getting started. “We want to inspire audiences worldwide to connect with the city.” Source: Why Film, TV, … Continued
From Colin Firth’s wet shirt in Pride and Prejudice to Meryl Streep’s safari gear in Out of Africa, Cosprop’s outfits achieved cinematic realism. Source: Dress the part: London exhibition celebrates 60 years of film and TV period costumes | Exhibitions … Continued
A century ago, on 2 October 1925, the Scottish inventor John Logie Baird successfully transmitted a recognisable moving image of a human face. The original TV star was a young office worker, William Taynton, who returned to television 40 years … Continued