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Hugh JackmanHugh Jackman is taking on one of his most gripping roles yet in The Death of Robin Hood. The action-packed trailer for the A24 film dropped on Tuesday, January 6, and showed Jackman, 57, looking completely unrecognizable in a long gray beard with matching silver locks on his head. “Would you like to know a secret?” Jackman chillingly narrates at the start of the teaser. “People speak of Robin Hood. Tell his stories. They’re all lies. He was not …See the Story
Hugh Jackman Is Completely Unrecognizable in 'Death of Robin Hood' Trailer
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AmazonUPDATE: Ahead of its Feb. 11 premiere, Prime Video has released the official trailer for Season 2 of crime drama Cross starring Aldis Hodge. “I want justice!” asserts a determined Hodge’s Detective Alex Cross in the trailer. The action takes a turn when a manhunt for a ruthless vigilante becomes a woman hunt. Cross is […]See the Story
Aldis Hodge Seeks Justice In ‘Cross’ Season 2 Trailer
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Doctor WhoFormer Doctor Who showrunner Chris Chibnall is known for his work writing on a number of series, not just the BBC's flagship sci-fi show.As discussed in an exclusive interview for our video interview series The Radio Times Writers' Room, in which we get to know what makes screenwriters tick, Chibnall has also worked on shows including Born and Bred, Life on Mars, Torchwood, Law & Order: UK and Broadchurch, as well as an upcoming Agatha Christie …See the Story
Chris Chibnall on How He Almost Wrote Merlin, Before Doing His Own Arthurian Series Camelot
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