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World on Fire season 2: BBC release date confirmed?   Fans are still eager for World on Fire season 2 but has a release date been confirmed? Let’s consider the current status of the BBC series. While 2021 has been an impressive year so far in regards to TV output, audiences are still waiting for some anticipated series and seasons to finally reach screens. Fans of World on Fire have been particularly patient. The British World War II-set drama was written by Peter Bowker and premiered in the UK back in 2019; US audiences were invited to tuck into it the following year. We follow numerous c...

You have questions. I have some answers. Q: Who is that gray-haired, raspy-voiced actor on “Chicago P.D.”? He is excellent in every scene. He is in the Eddie Egan class — the epitome of a tough cop. A: You are thinking of Jason Beghe, who plays Hank Voight on the NBC drama. A screen actor for more than 35 years, he has often been seen on TV and in movies, usually as a tough guy. The gravelly voice arrived well into his acting career. "In 1999 I was in a serious car accident," Beghe told the New York Daily News in 2014. "I was intubated, and I kept pulling this tube out of my th...

10 TV shows that were filmed in Cumbria WITH its beautiful national parks and iconic landmarks, Cumbria is such a fantastic choice for a filming location. Top directors and producers have noticed this too which is why they have made so many Cumbrian towns and cities their backdrop during production. From long-running soaps to hit television dramas, here are just some notable TV shows that were shot in Cumbria: Innocent The first season of this ITV drama proved to be popular, garnering more than seven million viewers when it aired in 2018. It follows the character of David Collins, a...

James Nesbitt talks in The Big RT Interview about new drama Bloodlands, working with Jed Mercurio and his stint on Cold Feet.

Last modified on Wed 17 Feb 2021 01.02 EST For as long as Amy Trigg can remember, she wanted to be a performer. Growing up in Essex, she fell in love with musical theatre and began ballet classes at five. She was born with spina bifida and did not see a single actor on stage using a wheelchair but that didn’t deter her. Now 28, she has proven herself as a writer and actor with a rich, broad talent. Speaking on Zoom, Trigg is charming, funny and disarmingly warm. As a performer, she has shown a dizzying range across dance, musicals and improvised comedy. She won acclaim for her parts in the ...