NEW BBC DRAMAS TRAILER
A PEEK INTO NEW TV SERIES
Some great news and some sad news today! Good ones come from
BBC One which has just released an epic trailer announcing all the new

dramas coming up our way this year at the British broadcaster giving us exciting first peeks into their new epic series
GUNPOWDER with
Kit Harintgon, Jessie Buckley's Victorian thriller
THE WOMAN IN WHITE, the adaptation of
THE MINIATURIST, new mini series on
HOWARDS END with
Matthew MacFadyen, epic adventure
TROY: THE FALL OF THE CITY, gay drama
MAN IN ORANGE SHIRT 
with
Oliver Jackson Cohen and
Vanessa Redgrave, and the first scenes from
POLDARK season 3! Feast your eyes on the trailer below:
'THE MEDUSA' 19TH CENTURY
MOVIE CASTS JESSE EISENBERG, VANESSA REDGRAVE AND PIERCE BROSNAN
Another period set project will be a movie on famous painter Théodore Géricault
THE MEDUSA depicting the tragic events that inspired his

harrowing and politically significant masterpiece
The Raft Of The Medusa. As 'Deadline' reports
Jesse Eisenberg will play the painter, with
Pierce Brosnan as his uncle and nemesis, Caruel, and
Vanessa Redgrave as his anti royalist innkeeper.
Peter Webber of
Girl With a Pearl Earring is directing.
Set during the turmoil of post Napoleonic France, the story centres
on Géricault, artist and enfant terrible, who learns that his best
friend has died after the Naval vessel Medusa runs aground near Senegal.
His death and those of over 100 others were horrific due to
incompetence on the part of an aristocratic captain.
'LAST MAN STANDING'
PREMATURELY KILLED BY ABC
The saddest of news people! The most wholesome of sitcoms on the telly which offered good natured family friendly humour and

multiple perspectives on modern day life and politics
LAST MAN STANDING has been cancelled by
ABC after the end of its sixth season (which is a great long running number for any sitcom, admittedly). It hasn't been revealed why
ABC cancelled it, since it averaged 8 million or more viewers per each episode for six years ruling Friday night evenings in USA (a viewership that most of your favourite shows never had especially not on Friday nights which are considered a graveyard for ratings). It is also not clear whether
ABC is looking to cancel its Friday night comedy block and whether the sitcom, which has been done

under syndication so far, might get another network. With its friendly but also contemporary and very relevant humour wrapped in warm

family stories with highly moral educational messages of tolerance and compromise,
Tim Allen's beautiful sitcom was one of the last ones of its kind on the small screens.Tim commented on the cancellation with:
Stunned and blindsided by the network I called home for the last six years.