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| New six part series starts this July |
drawn into a strange, surreal underworld of secrets, greed, and old sins that won’t stay buried. Dean O'Gorman and Eamon Farren also star. |
| New six part series hits Stan next week |
back into this nightmare as she
confronts the possibility that the horrors at Parrish Station were never
fully buried.
start in Australia. Izzie is assigned to investigate a murder alongside her new boss Matt (Stephen Peacocke). When the victim is revealed to be part of a notorious local crime family, led by the formidable Mrs Baxter (Judy Davis), the stakes intensify. 
for a notorious rock’n’roll legend, Mike (Richard Roxburgh), who has been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. To his delight, he nails the interview and
gets the gig. But, as he grows closer to Mike, he also grows closer to Mike’s wife Angela (Robyn Malcolm), and becomes a confidante to both Mike and
Angela. As Robbie integrates himself further in their relationship, it becomes clear there’s something in Robbie’s past which may put Mike and Angela in serious danger. Katie Leung will also star.
also stream on Stan down in Australia. An ensemble cast of over 30 boys, many making their professional acting debuts, is led by Winston Sawyers as
Ralph, Lox Pratt as Jack, David McKenna as Piggy and Ike Talbut as Simon. They are joined by fellow castaways including Thomas Connor as
Roger, Noah and Cassius Flemyng as twins Sam and Eric, Cornelius Brandreth as Maurice and Tom Page-Turner as Bill. Hans Zimmer did the music.
Ralph and supported by the group’s intellectual,
Piggy. But when Jack becomes more interested in hunting and vying for
leadership, he soon begins
to draw other boys away from the group and,
ultimately, from hope to tragedy. Set in the early 1950s on an unnamed
Pacific island – Jack Thorne’s
adaptation delves further into the book’s
emotive themes; human nature, the loss of innocence and boyhood
masculinity. Each of the four episodes is titled
after a character at
the core of the story offering a
subtly different perspective on the boys’ collective plight and manner
in which they cope with their predicament.  |
| The series starts January 1st on Stan |
Lawson
also stars in the six part series alongside another of our Australian
faves Daniel Henshall. Check out the trailer below and tell us what you think.
in
the lead roles of the show which revolves around the demise of Rupert
Murdoch's News of the World, as well as the investigation and arrest of
over
100
individuals, plus the subsequent Leveson Inquiry. The series is
primarily given from the perspectives of investigative journalist Nick
Davies (Tennant) – 
who
helped uncover evidence of phone-hacking at the now-defunct tabloid
News of the World – and Metropolitan Police detective Dave Cook
(Carlyle). 
Cook
was leading inquiries into the 1987 murder of private investigator
Daniel Morgan in a pub car park, which remains unsolved to this day and
has been a 
source
of controversy and criticism towards the Met. Across a decade-long time
frame, from 2002 to 2012, the series will deftly interweave these two 
investigations. Toby Jones plays then-Guardian editor-in-chief Alan Rusbridger and Dougray Scott also stars.See the trailer below: in the lead roles of the show which revolves around the demise of Rupert Murdoch's News of the World, as well as the investigation and arrest of over 100 individuals, plus the subsequent Leveson Inquiry. The series is primarily given from the perspectives of investigative journalist Nick Davies (Tennant) – who helped uncover evidence of phone-hacking at the now-defunct tabloid News of the World – and Metropolitan Police detective Dave Cook (Carlyle). Cook was leading inquiries into the 1987 murder of private investigator Daniel Morgan in a pub car park, which remains unsolved to this day and has been a source of controversy and criticism towards the Met. Across a decade-long time frame, from 2002 to 2012, the series will deftly interweave these two investigations. Toby Jones plays then-Guardian editor-in-chief Alan Rusbridger and Dougray Scott also stars. |
| The new season starts next week |
Warren Brown) into 1957 on their adventure down under, each determined
against all odds to achieve their slice of the Australian dream. As
Kate, Annie 
and Terry settle into their new lives, they each struggle to
reconcile their hopes for the life they were promised with the harsh
realities they face at Galgownie. 
We will also be introduced to the
Skinner family, who arrive in Australia from Ireland ready to enjoy
their new lives in the sunshine, plus unscrupulous
landlord Benny Bates,
who makes Terry an offer he can’t refuse as he attempts to put down
roots for his family. |
| Invisible Boys will start next week on Stan |
and support
in one another, exploring their desires and identities in a world that
often renders them invisible. Check out the trailer below:nurse Kate Thorne, and Faye Marsay and Warren Brown as Annie and Terry. The series will return sometime next year to BBC and also to Stan in Australia.
Warren Brown) into 1957 on their adventure down under, each determined
against all odds to achieve their slice of the Australian dream. As
Kate, Annie 
and Terry settle into their new lives, they each struggle to
reconcile their hopes for the life they were promised with the harsh
realities they face at Galgownie. 
We will also be introduced to the
Skinner family, who arrive in Australia from Ireland ready to enjoy
their new lives in the sunshine, plus unscrupulous 
landlord Benny Bates,
who makes Terry an offer he can’t refuse as he attempts to put down
roots for his family.
outback town of only 12 residents. His son, Andy Pruden (Ben Feldman), a suburban Ohio bank teller, has journeyed across the world to visit and is
alarmed when he discovers he is missing. Andy teams with another outsider Cassie (Perry Mooney) on a quest to find his father, and the pair find
themselves in increasing danger as they delve into the secrets of this tiny outback town, where everyone is a suspect. Lionsgate is doing the international sales.  |
| Prosper starts this January on Stan |
start streaming launching the new year
in a glamorous style! Check out the dynamic and juicy trailer below the
post and tell us will you watch the series?
is
Abi Quinn, his wife and worship leader. Their powerful megachurch is
one of Australia’s fastest growing and on the precipice of a lucrative
American 
expansion. While the family preaches messages of faith, love
and acceptance to thousands of followers, behind closed doors, the they
protect 
shameful secrets. Ewen Leslie is their dutiful eldest son Dion Quinn. Ming-Zhu Hii is his wife, Taryn, and Jacob Collins-Levy is youngest son and 
rebel with a cause Jed, with Hayley McCarthy as Isabel Kalani, the family’s only daughter and gifted singer-songwriter. Jordi Webber is her hot 
American husband Benji and Alexander D’Souza
plays Moses, Cal and Abi’s adopted son. Lionsgate is handling the sales
around the world which means
that the series could possibly stream on
their Lionsgate Plus channel available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video or their Starz in
USA, but we are not sure currently.