H Is for Hawk review: Sensitive, patient and exasperatingly still
Claire Foy and a bird of prey star in a study of grief stifled, displaced and occasionally stuffed in a woman-sized cardboard box
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Brendan Gleeson: ‘I got very tired of watching fatherhood portrayed as something that was almost an abuse’
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The Crown’s final episodes review: A thudding close with all the panache of an old Spitting Image sketch
Netflix series finale's most remarkable aspect is that it has so much of the queen
Paul Mescal and Andrew Scott in All of Us Strangers: Two of Ireland’s best-loved actors get down to some notably explicit coupling
First-look review: It’s almost as vulgar to mention that, with his performance in Andrew Haigh’s film, Scott looks set for an Oscar nomination
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Kerry woman Jessie Buckley has been nominated for best supporting actress
The Electrical Life of Louis Wain: Starry but misfiring biopic
Benedict Cumberbatch plays yet another eccentric in this portrait of a Victorian artist
A Very British Scandal: The real crime of the ‘fellatio duchess’
Margaret of Argyll was unfairly vilified for her promiscuity, says writer of BBC drama
Olivia Colman: ‘Only stick with honest friends’
The Oscar winner on fame, privacy and preparing to play her darkest role yet
Emmy Awards 2021: Netflix finally takes throne as The Crown wins best drama
The Queen’s Gambit won best limited series, another first for the streaming platform
First image revealed of Imelda Staunton as Queen Elizabeth in The Crown
Vera Drake actor takes over from Olivia Colman for fifth series about the UK royal family
Emmys: The Crown, Ted Lasso and The Mandalorian lead nominations
Streaming services take most nominations, with 130 for HBO+ and 129 for Netflix
The Crown’s Charles and Diana years: A world of privilege, glamour and tension
The fourth series of the much anticipated 10 episodes was reportedly produced on a €110 million) budget
To work on TV, Normal People had to differ from the book
Inevitably and rightly, the TV series is softer in tone than Sally Rooney’s novel
Patrick Freyne: The Crown is about a rich family who stay still
British have little conception of their own history beyond a few overly-fetishised events
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