Hannah Mcgreevy

The article highlights renewed interest in the 2005 BBC adaptation of Under the Greenwood Tree, now streaming on Prime Video. Viewers praise the period drama for its scenery, romance and authenticity, drawing comparisons to classics like Pride and Prejudice and Sense and Sensibility. Reviews on IMDb describe the film as heartwarming, beautifully made and comforting, though some viewers express mixed reactions. Featuring performances from Keeley Hawes and James Murray, the adaptation of Thomas Hardy’s novel has gained attention as a rediscovered period gem.

Chris Brancato and Michael Panes discuss their new crime drama The Westies, a gritty series about an Irish American gang in 1980s New York featuring a high-profile ensemble led by J.K. Simmons. They express hopes that the show will draw comparisons to major crime dramas such as The Sopranos, Narcos and Peaky Blinders, praising the cast and the genre’s enduring appeal. The series focuses on the gang’s struggle for power amid tensions with the Italian Mafia and internal generational conflict and premieres on MGM+ on 12 July 2026.

A 2012 British spy thriller starring Sean Bean, Cleanskin, is climbing Netflix UK’s top‑film rankings as viewers praise its gritty tone and strong performances. Reviews compare Bean’s role to Jason Bourne and James Bond, with audience ratings on Rotten Tomatoes and IMDb reflecting generally positive reception. The film follows a secret service agent pursuing a British‑born suicide bomber and is now available to stream on Netflix.

Lisa Faulkner revealed she underwent surgery after an early breast cancer diagnosis and has since been given the all clear. The article revisits her relationship with husband John Torode, which began after her 2010 Celebrity MasterChef win, and highlights their joint television work. Faulkner discusses her career balance between acting and cooking, her decision to pursue new challenges, and the couple’s blended family life, emphasising the importance of shared mealtimes for meaningful conversations.