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Neil Morrissey to star in stage version of A Christmas Carol

It is the third run of the Mark Gatiss adaptation of A Christmas Carol: A Ghost Story.

Evening Standard

Kenneth Branagh returns to the RSC for The Tempest and The Cherry Orchard

Next summer, the star will appear in Stratford-upon-Avon first as Prospero and then alongside Helen Hunt in Chekhov’s classic

The Guardian - UK

Kenneth Branagh returns to Royal Shakespeare Company for first time in 30 years

Sir Kenneth, best known for Belfast and Hamlet, made his first appearance with the theatre company aged 23 in the 1984 production of Henry V.

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How to watch Bookish season 1 online from anywhere

Set in a postwar London bookshop run by Mark Gatiss' genius of deduction, cosy crime doesn't get much cosier. Here's how to watch Bookish season 1 from anywhere.

TechRadar

Bookish review – Mark Gatiss’s cosy crime drama is a tasty nugget of absolute delight

This beautifully paced, meticulously worked postwar detective series is hugely moreish. Its tales of bookseller-cum-semi-Sherlock are a TV joy

The Guardian - UK

How to watch Bookish online or on TV from around the world

Here's how you can watch Bookish, which premieres on Wednesday, July 16.

WhatToWatch

TV tonight: Mark Gatiss stars in new murder mystery series Bookish

The Sherlock star plays a bookshop owner with a penchant for solving crimes. Plus: the devastating story of a sycamore tree. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Guardian - UK

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TV tonight: our highlights for Wednesday, July 16, including The Summer I Turned Pretty season 3

Also on is Bookish, a new series from Mark Gatiss

WhatToWatch

Mark Gatiss reveals his new series Bookish started as a book

Bookish creator and star Mark Gatiss reveals the secrets of his new 1940s detective drama

WhatToWatch

Even a Fantastic Four cast member doesn't know what happens in the movie yet: "I’m so glad I can stand on the red carpet and not worry about giving anything away"

It looks like The Fantastic Four: First Steps is being kept secret from everyone

Total Film

How to watch 'Bookish' online — stream British crime drama series from anywhere

See how to watch 'Bookish' online and stream episodes no matter where in the world you are — prepare to meet cosy crime's latest problem-solving sleuth.

Tom’s Guide

Sherlock star addresses speculation of new series: ‘What would be the point?’

Final word appears to have been given on subject of BBC drama’s possible return

The Independent UK

Mark Gatiss: ‘What does Benedict Cumberbatch smell like? Strawberries’

As the writer and actor unveils his new detective show Bookish, he sits down for a chat about famous sleuths, the odds of a return to Royston Vasey and what it’s like working with Tom Cruise

The Guardian - UK

60 Years Later, Two Forgotten Sci-Fi Movies Just Got A Huge Upgrade

Two "lost" Peter Cushing movies, in which he plays 'Dr. Who,' have just enjoyed a massive reissue. Here's what to know.

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Summer sizzlers! It’s the 20 hottest TV shows of the season

Steamy love affairs! Joanna Lumley as the Addams Family gran! Liz Hurley’s big cash giveaway! Here are all the best shows coming your way

The Guardian - UK

The week in TV: Squid Game 2; Doctor Who: Joy to the World; Outnumbered; A Ghost Story for Christmas: Woman of Stone – review

The Korean mega hit piles on the gore; Ncuti Gatwa’s Doctor parties on; the Outnumbered crew have lost none of their old chemistry. Plus, another ghostly treat from Mark Gatiss

The Guardian - UK

A Ghost Story for Christmas: Woman of Stone review – this E Nesbit tale definitely ain’t The Railway Children

Mark Gatiss’s seventh festive horror tale is an adaptation of a short story by the children’s author – with added sisterhood and righteous vengeance

WhatToWatch

Exclusive interview: Éanna Hardwicke on starring in A Ghost Story For Christmas: Woman of Stone

A Ghost Story For Christmas: Woman of Stone stars Éanna Hardwicke as a Victorian newly-wed who gets the fright of his life.

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The Guardian - UK

Death is at the heart of Christmas. That’s why we love to tell festive ghost stories

It’s a creepy time of year from The Archers to Nosferatu to Mark Gatiss’ Woman of Stone

The Guardian - UK

A Ghost Story for Christmas: Woman of Stone – far too good to only exist as festive TV

Mark Gatiss’s one-off spooky tale starring Mawaan Rizwan, Monica Dolan and Éanna Hardwicke is a total treat. Can we have much more like this please?

Tom’s Guide

How to watch 'Moonflower Murders' online from anywhere

Former editor and now amateur sleuth Susan Ryland is out to solve yet more cases. Here's how to watch "Moonflower Murders" online, on TV and from anywhere.

Evening Standard

Thomas Cromwell tells figure to ‘have the axe’ ready in Wolf Hall trailer

This is the final season of the show, fronted by Sir Mark Rylance as Cromwell.

Inverse

14 Years Later, the Best Mystery Thriller of the Century Could Get the Reboot it Needs

The game is on. Again. Talk about continuing 'Sherlock' has restarted, and while it could return as either a TV show or a movie, one sounds like a much smarter idea.

Total Film

It looks like Benedict Cumberbatch's Sherlock could return, as producer teases "there is a future" for the BBC show

BBC Sherlock could make a comeback

The Independent UK

Sherlock producer says Benedict Cumberbatch show will return – on one condition

’There is a future for it,’ acclaimed drama’s producer said

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