'HOWARD'S END'
TO BECOME BBC MINI SERIES
Just some TV news for you today, people! Just when we thought we're done with early 20th century England on TV with the end of DOWNTON ABBEY, the era will return to the
small screen through BBC's latest order: a new TV drama based on HOWARD'S END novel by E. M. Forster! As 'Deadline' reports, Pulitzer Prize and Academy Award nominated screenwriter and playwright Kenneth Lonergan is penning the series which explores the changing landscape of social and class divisions in early 20th century England through the prism of three families: the intellectual and idealistic Schlegels, the wealthy Wilcoxes from the world of business, and the working class Basts.

HOLLOW CROWN: WAR OF ROSES
FIRST PHOTOS WITH JUDI DENCH, BENEDICT CUMBERBATCH
You can also check out the first photos from BBC's and PBS second season of THE HOLLOW CROWN TV series, the adaptations of
Shakespeare's
works! This time titled THE WAR OF THE ROSES it will bring lavish
adaptations of 'Henry VI', Parts I and II, and 'Richard
III' describing
rebellion in France, Civil War in England, rise and fall of Joan Of Arc!
Benedict Cumberbatch, Judi Dench, Tom Sturidge
will be wearing crowns
together with the supporting cast which includes Hugh Bonneville, Keeley Hawes and Sally Hawkins!
You can also check out the first photos from BBC's and PBS second season of THE HOLLOW CROWN TV series, the adaptations of



NBC'S 'BIRTHDAY' SERIES
CASTS JUSTIN HARTLEY, MANDY MOORE, MILO VENTIMIGLIA

Howard's End just needs to find it's audience to do well. Holly War of the Roses!! Yeah I wish Birthday good luck. It might need it.
ReplyDeleteWhat better place to find audience than at BBC?
DeleteSo true!
DeleteIs that a trick question, Dezzzman?
Deleteit is not
Deletehmmmmm
Deletehmmmm
DeleteSo tell me about Howard's... end.
DeleteLOL. Carry on while I check out topless Justin Hartly.
Deletethere's lot to check out, Dixie
DeleteTwenty points for me?
Deletejust ten, let us not get carried out
DeleteI was being hopeful. Thanks for denting my already bruised ego.
Deletetis an egocontrol for you
DeleteThat's a gorgeous horse! How are you, Dez?
ReplyDeleteshould be visually lovely, although I have to admit I couldn't watch the first season, tried with the first one and original Shakespearean language was just too much for me
DeleteHmm...Birthday sounds interesting. They seem to like those "same story from multiple perspectives" shows now!
ReplyDeletecould be fun if they write intriguing stories
DeleteGlad there will be something to fill in the Downton void I'll have when I finish up the last season!
ReplyDeletethere will be tons of similar series, from this one to that hotel series at ITV
DeleteBirthday sounds a tad cheesy, but I'm loving it's cast!!!! That show will warrant a date night with myself and some Ben & jerrys. Lol
ReplyDeletethey already have a very strong hunk factor in it for sure
DeleteDid anyone say Ben & jerrys?
Deletewho are those?
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