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Finished Succession? Try these other shows from the same writers - 15-Dec-2021 - Vimarsana News

Finished Succession? Try these other shows from the same writers - 15-Dec-2021

With Succession's third season coming to an exhilarating close, you'd be forgiven for being at a loss on what to watch next. Aside from reliving the drama all over again, check out these other titles from Succession's writers.

Success of hit TV drama Succession makes British writer Jesse Armstrong £9million fortune - Vimarsana News

Success of hit TV drama Succession makes British writer Jesse Armstrong £9million fortune

Jesse Armstrong, 50, who wrote hit TV drama Succession has seen the value of his personal company rocket in two years to £9 million, The Mail on Sunday can disclose.

Succession returns: how did a nice lad from Oswestry make such a nasty TV show? - Vimarsana News

Succession returns: how did a nice lad from Oswestry make such a nasty TV show?

As the British writer’s tale of a media family’s power struggle returns to TV, we chart his path from Peep Show to global award-winning fame

The Stand In | Channel - Vimarsana News

The Stand In | Channel

The Stand In had so much opportunity to explore the fakeness of Hollywood, but it just felt like a wasted idea with an identity crisis.

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Charlotte Ritchie on Feel Good, Fresh Meat and Doctor Who - Vimarsana News

Charlotte Ritchie on Feel Good, Fresh Meat and Doctor Who

Saturday, 5th June 2021 at 9:06 am Charlotte Ritchie is having a good year. The comedy star kicked off 2021 with the second series of cult favourite Dead Pixels, followed that up with an amusing run on legendary game show Taskmaster and is now gearing up for the return of BAFTA-nominated Feel Good. The latter is a collaboration with stand-up comedian Mae Martin and screenwriter Joe Hampson, chronicling an intense and dysfunctional LGBTQ+ love story that explores themes of gender identity, abuse and trauma, while maintaining a witty sense of humour throughout. Advertisement The semi-autobiogr...