Sam Warner

1 week ago | msn.com | Sam Warner

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1 week ago | digitalspy.com | Sam Warner

Timothy Spall is back on UK screens in new murder mystery series Death Valley – which has already won huge praise and broken records to boot. The show sees the star play retired actor John Chapel, who himself played a fictional TV detective, as he joins forces with detective Janie Mallowan (Gwyneth Keyworth) to solve murders in a Welsh village.

1 week ago | digitalspy.com | Sam Warner

Sally Lindsay's thriller Love Rat has become a big hit on Netflix after recently being added to the streamer. The series originally broadcast on Channel 5 in 2024 and focuses on Lindsay's recent divorcee character Emma, who holidays in Cyprus and falls for Niko (Gerald Kyd) – a charismatic hotel owner. However, things take a dark turn when Niko says he needs a short-term loan to complete the villa purchase, Emma lending him the money. However, "her money and her dreams of a new life disappear".

1 week ago | msn.com | Sam Warner

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1 week ago | digitalspy.com | Sam Warner

The BBC's crime drama The Gold is set to return to screens very soon – and we have a hand recap of where things stand after season 1. The show – which features Paddington's Hugh Bonneville and Slow Horses' Jack Lowden – is based on the real-life Brink's-Mat robbery, where millions were stolen in the early 1980s.