Time has won a series of regional RTS Awards. The show picked up the Best Performance Award for Sean Bean’s portrayal as Mark Cobdan, as well scooping the Best Script Writer Award for Jimmy McGovern at the RTS North West Awards in November. In December director Lewis won the Best in Craft Award at the…
British stars led the winners at the 49th annual International Emmy Awards in New York City. David Tennant saw his chilling portrayal of serial killer Dennis Nilsen in Des, win him the Best Performance By An Actor. The ITV drama was the only show at the ceremony to be nominated across two separate categories, having also being…
David Tennant and Des are among the shows and talent vying for prizes at the International Emmy Awards this year.
A first-look image and the casting have been announced for James Graham’s upcoming BBC One drama ‘Sherwood‘. David Morrissey leads an all-star ensemble in the 6-part series which also stars Joanne Froggatt, Robert Glenister, Alun Armstrong, Lesley Manville, Adeel Akhtar, Claire Rushbrook, Kevin Doyle, Lorraine Ashbourne, Phillip Jackson, Perry Fitzpatrick, Adam Hugill and Stephen Tompkinson.…
The three-part series starring Sean Bean and Stephen Graham will air weekly on BBC One from Sunday 6 June at 9pm, with the full series available as a boxset on BBC iPlayer once episode 1 has aired. Time also stars Siobhan Finneran, Sue Johnston, Hannah Walters, David Calder, Nadine Marshall, Michael Socha, Aneurin Barnard, Jack McMullen…
Des has won the Radio Times Award for Best Drama at this years virtual awards ceremony. Danny Mays, who accepted the award on behalf of Des, commented: “I’d love to give a huge, heartfelt thank you to all of the readers of Radio Times who voted Des Best Drama at this year’s awards. We are absolutely…
Brexit: The Uncivil War creator, James Graham, is to write new drama, Sherwood, with House Productions for BBC1. Inspired in part by real events, fictional crime drama, Sherwood is set in the Nottinghamshire mining village where Graham grew up. The contemporary six-part drama for BBC One sees two shocking and unexpected murders shatter an already…
Jimmy McGovern’s prison drama Time is now in post production. Time explores life in the modern British penal system through the eyes of two very different men. Mark Hebden is a teacher, husband and father, who killed an innocent man in an accident. Consumed by guilt, he accepts and even welcomes his four year sentence. Separated…