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From cozy British dramas to compelling murder mysteries, here's the best of what's aired on PBS Masterpiece.

From cozy British dramas to compelling murder mysteries, here's the best of what's aired on PBS Masterpiece.

In a quiet English village, a killer is about to strike. Again and again.Officer Luke Fitzwilliam is on a train to London when he meets a strange woman. She claims there is a serial killer in the quiet village of Wychwood. He has already

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Scream Factory Unleashes THE AWAKENING on Blu-ray on June 15th Scream Factory brings Mike Newells take on Bram Stoker’s The Jewel of Seven Stars, The Awakening with Charlton Heston on Blu-ray in June 15 By Mike Sprague Scream Factory unleashes The Awakening with Charlton Heston on Blu-ray on June 15th. Extras weren’t revealed but the film will get a new high-def transfer. Check out the killer cover art below. Based on Bram Sto...

Last modified on Mon 15 Mar 2021 14.22 EDT Betty Willingale, who has died aged 93, was one of the pioneers of British television drama. As a BBC script editor from the 1960s onwards she brought the works of Charles Dickens, Thomas Hardy, Emily Brontë, Alexandre Dumas, Fyodor Dostoevsky, Emile Zola and DH Lawrence to small-screen serials. Later, as a producer, she had success in turning modern literature into popular television with the BBC’s big-budget Fortunes of War (1987), Alan Plater’s...

Roald Dahl and Patricia Neal at the 1969 Oscars Credit: ABC Photo Archives One of the things that annoyed Roald Dahl about Sean Connery was that he never got his round in. During the summer of 1966, Dahl was in Japan for the filming of You Only Live Twice, the new James Bond movie he had adapted – very loosely – from Ian Fleming’s novel. The shoot was based for a time around the city of Kagoshima in the country’s sweltering south, and at the end of the day the cast and crew would relax ...