Emily Murray
Entertainment Editor at GamesRadar+
Entertainment Editor at SFX Magazine
Entertainment Editor @gamesradar/@totalfilm/@sfxmagazine 🖊️ Resident film critic @bbc5live 📻 Podcaster @NolanMeNolanYou 🎙️[email protected] 📧
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4 weeks ago |
gamesradar.com | Emily Murray
With Daredevil: Born Again coming to a thrilling conclusion on Disney Plus, you are likely wondering whether the latest Marvel release has a post-credits scene. Even more so, you may be wanting to know just how many there are given that sometimes MCU releases treat us to two scenes – one mid-credits and another once they have finished rolling. Usually these are typically a tease for an upcoming project or a fun gag for the dedicated fans who stay throughout the credits.
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1 month ago |
gamesradar.com | Emily Murray
Joining a show as beloved as Doctor Who is no small thing, especially since it has been on our screens for over 60 years now. And so, actor Varada Sethu, who joins Doctor Who season 2 as new companion Belinda, was grateful that two former stars reached out to her to give advice.
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1 month ago |
gamesradar.com | Emily Murray
When actor Varada Sethu was announced to be playing the new companion in the upcoming Doctor Who season 2, some fans were initially confused. That's because Sethu has been in Doctor Who before and not only that, but very recently too. As you may recall, in the last season's brilliant episode 'Boom' Sethu played a character named Mundy Flynn, a marine fighting in a war on the planet Kastarion 3.
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1 month ago |
gamesradar.com | Emily Murray
Given that beloved sci-fi series Doctor Who has been on air for over 60 years now, countless actors have featured either in major roles or as guest stars. From Simon Pegg playing a villainous editor in 'The Long Game' to Andrew Garfield facing off against aliens in 'Daleks in Manhattan', the seemingly endless list also includes Get Out star Daniel Kaluuya, Oscar winner Olivia Colman, and Black Panther's very own Letitia Wright – to name but a few.
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1 month ago |
gamesradar.com | Emily Murray
Doctor Who season 2 is just around the corner now, bringing with it a new set of adventures through time and space as Ncuti Gatwa's Fifteenth Doctor returns. Just like with every season, audiences can expect wild variety with the episodes, with everything from stories being set 500,000 years into the future to one revolving around the Interstellar Song Contest, the show's take on Eurovision.
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