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“When I was growing up in Cambridge, I didn’t come to Suffolk much. I had a few trips to Ipswich for swim meets but that was about it. I certainly didn’t know the area around Woodbridge and when we went to look at for the film, I was completely blown away and fell in love with the area.” He said that Suffolk looked nothing like the rest of Britain and very much had its own identity. “It reminded me a lot of the Netherlands actually – very flat. There are lots of rivers and waterways crossing the landscape which gives it a very Dutch feel. I like the fact that Basil has to transpor...

What’s new to VOD and streaming this weekend Including reviews of The Little Things, The Dig, Palmer, Jiu Jitsu and Penguin Bloom. By Norman Wilner and Glenn Sumi Jan 29, 2021 N OW critics pick what’s new to streaming and VOD for the weekend of January 29. Plus: Everything new to VOD and streaming platforms. The Little Things (John Lee Hancock) Set in 1990 – just before cell phones and forensics would have resolved its dumb, brooding story in minutes instead of hours – The Little Things spins out its threadbare procedural narrative as though it were exquisite serial-killer n...

Why Edith From The Dig Looks So Familiar Why Edith From The Dig Looks So Familiar Netflix By Mike Bedard/Jan. 27, 2021 7:32 pm EDT Netflix is laying its claim as a moviemaking machine that's not to be trifled with. The streaming service decided that 2021 would be the biggest year for movies on its platform, and debuted its plan to release a new original movie every single week of the year. The massive undertaking will allow people who want to watch movies in the comfort of their homes to have plenty to choose from whether they're in the mood for comedies, horror movies, or ...

Ralph Fiennes enjoyed hard labor of 'The Dig' By (0) Ralph Fiennes portrays Basil Brown's excavation of the Sutton Hoo estate in "The Dig." Photo courtesy of Netflix Carey Mulligan thought Edith Pretty wanted to be one of Basil Brown's diggers. Photo courtesy of Netflix Edith Pretty (Carey Mulligan) hires Basil Brown (Ralph Fiennes) to excavate her estate in "The Dig." Photo courtesy of Netflix. LOS ANGELES, Jan. 28 (UPI) -- Ralph Fiennes plays real-life archaeologist Basil Brown in the Netflix original movie, The Dig. While Brown's adventure wasn't quite as sprawling as those of movie arc...

Ralph Fiennes and Carey Mulligan star in this compelling British period drama, set around the 1939 excavation of the remains of the 7th century Anglo-Saxon burial ship, Sutton Hoo.