Morgan Cormack

3 days ago | radiotimes.com | Morgan Cormack

The first look at the film (which can also be seen above as well as below) shows Murphy holding a tennis ball and crossing his arms, leaning against a chalkboard while staring blankly ahead. The movie follows headteacher Steve and his students in a "pivotal day in the life" at a "last-chance reform school amidst a world that has forsaken them". The synopsis continues: "As Steve fights to protect the school’s integrity and impending closure, we witness him grappling with his own mental health.

3 days ago | radiotimes.com | Morgan Cormack

The letter, which currently boasts nearly 1500 signatures, says: “We also have no transparency around how our performances, likeness and personal data are being recorded, stored and processed within the context of the production and beyond."The letter reads: "We are writing ahead of your negotiation meeting with Equity Officials on 25 June to express concern at the lack of progress on securing AI protections for performers.

3 days ago | radiotimes.com | Morgan Cormack

Fans were quick to respond to the news, with many flocking to the comments to express their excitement at the prospect of From returning to screens once again. One fan wrote: "OMG I absolutely cannot wait for season 4. Donna you had better not die we need you til the end."Similarly, another wrote: "Can’t wait for the next season!!"Saunders obviously plays Donna Raines in the series, previously teasing what was to come for her character in the previous season.

4 days ago | radiotimes.com | Morgan Cormack

While it was ultimately passed on by producers, Gilroy revealed (via Collider): "I think Steven [Soderbergh] tried twice to get into the Bond business. And it sounds to me very much like what they’re doing now is very much what [Steven] was suggesting a long time ago. "We wanted to go back to the ’60s and do it in black and white and do Carnaby St and do the whole thing.

4 days ago | radiotimes.com | Morgan Cormack

In the trailer, we get a sense of some of the mysteries to come, with Book attending a crime scene with his wife Trottie, played by Bridgerton's Polly Walker. The year is 1946, and when Connor Finch's Jack comes through the doors of Book's Books for the assistant job, he is greeted with a lot more than he bargained for when Trottie returns, telling them both of a crime that's unfolded "in suspicious circumstances".