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Joe Cole grows into the Michael Caine role in a timely remake of Len Deighton’s thriller; a 17th-century witch hunt is no laughing matter; and Volodymyr Zelenskiy’s comedy past makes for important, if uneasy viewing
CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: The Witchfinder is simply dire. It's confused, it's tasteless, it's slow, it's laboured, it's unoriginal, it's clunky and it's repetitive. Above all, it's desperately unfunny.
The actress has dished the dirt on her brand new BBC2 dark comedy, The Witchfinder. The series is set in 1647, following a witchfinder and his suspect on a road-trip.
The Witchfinder - TV preview by Steve Bennett
Daisy May Cooper, Tim Key and other stellar talents are hamstrung by this period comedy’s thin story and unimpressive jokes