51 h. ago Grantchester star set for lead role in crime drama dubbed new 'Peaky Blinders'

Tom Brittney, who has played Rev Will Davenport in ITV's Grantchester since 2019, will lead the cast in a major new crime drama

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52 h. ago New crime drama dubbed 'next Death in Paradise' set to be your summer obsession

Amazon Prime's latest crime drama Hotel Costiera which has been dubbed the next Death In Paradise is set to be your much-watch series this summer

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3 d. ago New crime drama dubbed 'next Death in Paradise' is set to be your summer TV obsession

Named the next big hit following Death In Paradise, Prime Video's new crime series promises to spice up your summer nights

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4 w. ago Inside the "strange and weird" world of Dept. Q with Edinburgh's Chloe Pirrie

Surreal, strange, weird... what happens when you set a Scandi noir crime drama in Scotland.

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4 w. ago Dept. Q Review: Is the new Netflix crime drama set in Edinburgh worth watching?

There’s a new crimefighter on the streets of Auld Reekie in a hotly-anticipated new Netflix series - and we’ve seen the first two episodes.

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last month Graham King & Ray Winstone Team For Crime Drama Series Set In London’s East End

Graham King & Ray Winstone Team For Crime Drama Series Set In London’s East End  Deadline

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last month Dept Q review – this excellent crime drama is a grimy, gothic treat

After getting another officer killed, a detective is forced to head up a cold-case department in a dank basement. This Scotland-based adaptation of Jussi Adler-Olsen’s Danish crime novels is fantastic, rich TVIt must be so galling for an actor to be blessed with just the right face for one kind of part. Galling for good actors anyway. Pretty sweet for the others – “You need a face someone would definitely kill for? Put this useless hunk/babe in there and just move the scenery round them.”Matthew Goode is, nomenclaturally and otherwise, one of the former, but cursed with a face best described as “modern patrician” and has therefore been the first port of call for just about every period drama there has been for the last 20 years. He’s been in everything from Brideshead Revisited (as Charles Ryder) on the big screen, to Downton Abbey (Henry Talbot) and The Crown (where at least he got to play that bounder Lord Snowdon) on the small one. Judging by the relish with which he seizes the c...

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