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The week in TV: Irma Vep; The Sandman; All or Nothing: Arsenal; Paper Girls

It’s meta madness as Olivier Assayas gets to remake his own film as a TV series; Old Testament meets Ouija board in Neil Gaiman’s dark fantasy; and the Gunners get a going over

The Guardian - UK

Netflix’s The Sandman: Cast, plot, how many episodes

The series is based on the popular comic book series from Neil Gaiman

Wales Online

The Sandman review – Neil Gaiman has created 2022’s single greatest hour of TV drama

This dark, engrossing comic book adaptation is utterly lavish, and features an emotional depth that’s almost unheard of in fantasy epics. It should delight fans and newcomers alike

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Who's in the cast of Sky's new film The Hanging Sun

The Sky Original is set the close the 79th Venice International Film Festival which begins on September 10

Manchester Evening News

The Sandman: as the show premieres in London we look at how Neil Gaiman’s seminal comic made it to Netflix

The highly-anticipated series is coming - fans will be agog to find out how the streamer has treated the much-loved work

Evening Standard

Netflix teases its next massive series with epic trailer for The Sandman

At long last, Netflix has announced the release date for The Sandman, its adaptation of the critically acclaimed dark fantasy comics by Neil Gaiman.

The New Daily

Lancaster review – wartime tales from the men who flew the bombers

Charles Dance narrates this detailed history of the Lancaster bomber, which doesn’t shy away from the brutal realities of war

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30 years ago, David Fincher made the darkest Alien movie ever

As the Alien franchise dithers with endless reboots, one maligned sequel suddenly looks more effective than ever.

Inverse

Ricky Gervais mocks celebs who cry over their ancestors on Who Do You Think You Are?

Funnyman Ricky Gervais said he would never appear on the hit BBC show, which has previously featured high-profile celebs including Kate Winslet, Charles Dance, Daniel Radcliffe and Danny Dyer

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