That Shelf sits down with comedian and Agatha Christie aficionado Alan Carr to hear all the juicy details from his adventures, exploring the fascinating life of the monumental mystery writer.
The Full Monty is unlikely to satisfy viewers looking for a repeat of the original, but with some charming performances, it may gain some new fans.
Catch this preview of the brand new, hilarious travelogue that offers a fresh perspective on the Queen of Crime's life and work.
Catch the exclusive trailer for Season 2 of BritBox's The Cleaner, starring BAFTA-nominated fan-fave Greg Davies and a bevy of impressive guest stars.
That Shelf and BritBox are bringing you an exclusive trailer for BritBox Original Sister Boniface Mysteries, which is back for a second season starting April 4.
Emily director Frances O'Connor geeks out with our Managing Editor over a mutual love of the Brontës, and they discuss the decision to blend historical fact with fiction.
"It's a frolic!" Stars Kris Marshall, Sally Bretton and Barbara Flynn discuss their highly anticipated Death in Paradise spin-off, Beyond Paradise.
That Shelf and BritBox are bringing you an exclusive trailer for Karen Pirie, a new 3-part cold case detective drama.
Jason Isaacs is set to star in Archie, a four-part limited series about the life of Hollywood leading man, Cary Grant...and we cannot wait.
That Shelf and BritBox are bringing you an exclusive trailer for The Thief, His Wife and the Canoe—a new 4-part true-crime drama.
A Regency-era romantic comedy about friendship, love, and self-preservation.
Hugh Laurie, Lucy Boynton & Will Poulter talk on the genius of Agatha Christie and the experience of working with two great, “clanking” Oscar winners on Why Didn't They Ask Evans?
Find out how you can watch the 2022 BAFTAs—the 75th annual celebration of the best in British and International film.
Dune, The Power of the Dog, Belfast lead 2022 #BAFTA Award nominations alongside a grab bag of snubs and surprises.
The Tragedy of Macbeth star Alex Hassell discusses his performance as Ross in Joel Coen's film adaptation of the Shakespeare classic.
