'KING CHARLES III'
TO BE TURNED INTO BBC SERIES
We're going royal today, minions, first with the news coming from Masterpiece on PBS and British BBC which are teaming up, according to 'Deadline', to produce a television adaptation of KING 
CHARLES III theatre play! The small screen adaptation of the hit Broadway show imagines current Prince Charles’ ascension to the throne following Queen Elizabeth’s death! Mike Bartlett and Rupert Goold, who did the play, will also helm and pen the series.
CHARLES III theatre play! The small screen adaptation of the hit Broadway show imagines current Prince Charles’ ascension to the throne following Queen Elizabeth’s death! Mike Bartlett and Rupert Goold, who did the play, will also helm and pen the series.
FIRST 'VICTORIA' TRAILER
FOR THE NEW EPIC TV SERIES
And after a few teasers and clips British ITV has finally revealed the first official trailer for their upcoming new historical saga
VICTORIA which will start airing in September (battling against BBC's Poldark in the Sunday evening slot, and airing in USA at PBS next year) starring Jenna Coleman.
VICTORIA which will start airing in September (battling against BBC's Poldark in the Sunday evening slot, and airing in USA at PBS next year) starring Jenna Coleman.
EARLY YEARS
Told in eight episodes, the 19th century historical series will mainly deal with the younger years of Britain's monarch and the infamous enslaver and ruthless invader - from when she takes over the throne after King
William IV's death and her ascension to
power at the age of 18 to her eventual marriage to Prince Albert (Tom
Hughes), chronicling both
her private and public life. Rufus Sewell
plays Lord Melbourne, her closest advisor and friend at the court.Stay tuned for more photos in next few weeks!
Told in eight episodes, the 19th century historical series will mainly deal with the younger years of Britain's monarch and the infamous enslaver and ruthless invader - from when she takes over the throne after King
William IV's death and her ascension to
power at the age of 18 to her eventual marriage to Prince Albert (Tom
Hughes), chronicling both
her private and public life. Rufus Sewell
plays Lord Melbourne, her closest advisor and friend at the court.Stay tuned for more photos in next few weeks!