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Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light – Who’s who in the cast of the new Hilary Mantel adaptation?

‘Harry Potter’ and ‘Succession’ stars join the cast for the new episodes of the BBC One historical drama

The Independent UK

From Spitting Image to The Crown – How King Charles has been portrayed on screen

Film and TV have focused on his marriage to Diana along with his relationship with the Queen Consort

Evening Standard

From The Windsors to The Crown: How King Charles has been portrayed on screen

Alex Jennings, Tim Pigott-Smith and Josh O’Connor have all played the monarch

The Independent UK

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From Spitting Image to The Crown – How the King has been portrayed on screen

Alex Jennings, Tim Pigott-Smith and Josh O’Connor have all played the monarch.

The Independent UK

Grant Gustin, Kaitlyn Dever And More Share Support For The Goldbergs’ Sam Lerner After Death Of Uncle And Hollywood Legend Michael Lerner

The Goldbergs star Sam Lerner shared the sad news about his uncle Michael's death, and got some love from his co-stars, Grant Gustin and more.

Cinemablend

The week in theatre: The Seagull; The Southbury Child; Richard III

The action’s all in the detail in Jamie Lloyd’s spellbound Chekhov; Alex Jennings excels as a vicar refusing to find the common touch; and Richard III falls short of its health warning

The Guardian - UK

The Southbury Child at the Bridge Theatre review: Alex Jennings is a joy to watch

Play about the gradual breakdown of a reverend is as quaint, polite and undeniably English as tea and biscuits after a church service

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The Southbury Child review – a vicar picks an odd hill to die on

Even-handed to a fault, Stephen Beresford’s new comedy coasts by on sub-Alan Bennett humour and the odd eye-roll at wokeness. But its hero’s stance on balloons beggars belief

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