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Matthew Tucker

Skyfall Stars Judi Dench And Ben Whishaw Reunited On Stage (REVIEW)

HuffingtonPost.com | Matthew Tucker | Posted 28.03.2013 | UK Entertainment

Bedtime stories may never be the same again, as Skyfall writer John Logan explores the 'real' Alice in Wonderland and Peter Pan in a new play dire...

Film Review: Cloud Atlas (2012)

Thomas Patrick | Posted 21.04.2013 | UK Entertainment
Thomas Patrick

Based on the best-selling novel of the same name, Cloud Atlas is a sprawling epic, historical, science fiction film that covers six distinct time periods from early settlers in the United States to a post-apocalyptic savage land after the 'fall of humanity' and it's quite unlike almost any other film around.

Time's Up: BBC Axes 'The Hour'

The Huffington Post UK | Posted 12.02.2013 | UK Entertainment

Newsroom drama 'The Hour' has been axed by BBC Two after just two series. Despite being nominated for a string of awards, including Golden Globes a...

Caroline Frost

REVIEW: Come The Hour, Come... Peter Capaldi

HuffingtonPost.com | Caroline Frost | Posted 15.11.2012 | UK Entertainment

One elegantly dressed madly typing on loud keys, another elegant dressed lady standing in the doorway proffering an escape to Morocco, and their star ...

FIRST LOOK: How Geeky Is Ben Whishaw As Q?

The Huffington Post UK | Posted 11.09.2012 | UK Entertainment

Here it is - the first glimpse of Ben Whishaw in action as Q, the technological whizz employed by MI6 to furnish James Bond with an armoury of weaponr...

Sarah Dean

The Next Big Things - Britain's Top 10 Hottest Up-And-Coming Actors

HuffingtonPost.com | Sarah Dean | Posted 12.12.2011 | UK Entertainment

When Ben Whishaw made history as the youngest actor to be cast as James Bond's Q, younger than Bond himself, it also helped him to the title of one of...

Ben Whishaw Making James Bond History

PA | Posted 25.11.2011 | UK Entertainment

Ben Whishaw has gone to the head of the Q for the new Bond film after he's signed up to play 007's gadget guru. The 31-year-old star, who recently ...

REVIEW: Is BBC Two's The Hour The British Mad Men?

www.telegraph.co.uk | Posted 18.09.2011 | UK Entertainment

Until three weeks ago I'd have said that the problem with representations of journalism in TV drama is that they make it seem far more exciting than i...