The Broadchurch soundtrack EP by Olafur Arnalds will be available to American fans from 30th April on iTunes. Source: David Tennant on Twitter
The worldwide link to watch episode 7 of Broadchurch has been posted to DailyMotion. Source: David Tennant on Twitter The finale of Broadchurch (an extended episode) airs on ITV tomorrow (22 April) at 9pm.
All the latest Broadchurch news, reviews, photos, etc., can be found here.
The Politician's Husband
Review of The Politician's Husband in The Lady describes it as 'a reminder of how television should be. It's a big, brainy, sexy political drama with a splendid cast and no compromise made for lightweights.'
Source: David Tennant on Twitter
Amazon now list the DVD of The Politician's Husband to be released one week early - on 13th May!
Source: David Tennant on Twitter
The BBC have released several new hi-res promo photos of David Tennant in The Politician's Husband. Source: David Tennant on Twitter The Politician's Husband premieres on BBC Two on Thursday (25 April) at 9pm.
All the latest The Politian's Husband news, reviews, photos, etc., can be found here.
Great Scott
RadioDramaReviews has posted a review of The Great Scott: The Fair Maid Of Perth.
Source: David Tennant on Twitter
This afternoon's episode, braodcast on BBC Radio Four at 3pm, was entitled The Great Scott: Rob Roy.
The third episode of The Great Scott (narrated by David Tennant) will be Waverley. It premieres on Sunday 28th April at 3pm on BBC Radio Four and is repeated the following Saturday.
Source: David Tennant on Twitter
All the latest Great Scott news, reviews, and MP3 downloads, etc., can be found here.
Spies of Warsaw
On 17th May, the television station ARTE will start broadcasting Spies Of Warsaw in both France and Germany. Source: David Tennant on Twitter
All the latest Spies of Warsaw news, reviews, photos, etc., can be found here.
Doctor Who
David Tennant will reprise his role as the Tenth Doctor (with Billie Piper as Rose) for the Doctor Who 50th anniversary special episode which will air on Saturday 23rd November 2013. He's been filiming recently, and all filming locations, photos, etc., can be found here.
David Tennant spoke to Chris Evans on BBC Radio 2 briefly on Friday morning via telephone from the Doctor Who set. More info (including MP3 of the call) here.
There is a photo of David Tennant (and all the Doctors) on the front of Doctor Who Magazine #460 which is published on Thursday 2nd May. Source: David Tennant on Twitter
The Peter Davison era of Doctor Who retrospective from the Resurrection Of The Daleks DVD (introduced by David Tennant) has been posted to YouTube. Source: David Tennant on Twitter
All the latest Doctor Who news, reviews, photos, etc., can be found here.
Bernard Who?
David Tennant will be one of the stars interviewed about Bernard Cribbins in a two part documentary titled Bernard Who?
The first episode premieres on BBC Radio Four at 11.30am on Thursday 25th April.
More info here. Source: David Tennant on Twitter
Double Income No Kids Yet
The Double Income, No Kids Yet Series One audio is available for £2.99 from AudioGO. (The page has a photo of a young David!) Source: David Tennant on Twitter
Screen Daily have announced that CinemaLive are to release the David Tennant / Catherine Tate's production of Much Ado About Nothing worldwide in cinemas. Source: David Tennant on Twitter
Sun 21 Apr - David Tennant stars in The Great Scott: Rob Roy on BBC Radio Four at 3pm.
Mon 22 Apr - Penguins - Spy In The Huddle released on Blu-ray in the UK.
Mon 22 Apr - Joe Sims (Nige Carter) on Lorraine on ITV at 8.50am and at 12.35pm on Channel 4 on What's Cooking to promote Broadchurch.
Mon 22 Apr - At 7.15pm real life political couple Peter and Virginia Bottomley will discuss The Politician's Husband in Front Row on BBC Radio Four.
Mon 22 Apr - Episode eight of Broadchurch premieres on ITV at 9pm.
Mon 22 Apr - Tree Fu Tom will be shown on the US station Sprout from today.
Tues 23 Apr - Doctor Who 50th Anniversary Collection Tenth Doctor book Beautiful Chaos is published.
Thurs 25 Apr - David Tennant interviewed in Bernard Who? on BBC Radio Four at 11.30am.
Thurs 25 Apr - Episode one of The Politician's Husband is broadcast on BBC Two.
Sun 28 Apr - The first two episodes of Broadchurch will be shown in Paris at Forum des Images.
Sun 28 Apr - BAFTA Television Craft Awards announced. Writer John Morton nominated for Writing: Comedy for Twenty Twelve.
Sun 28 Apr - Doctor Who: The Doctors Revisited - The Fourth Doctor will premiere on BBC America with David Tennant interview clips.
Source: David Tennant on Twitter
Dougray Scott costars in the new Netflix series Hemlock Grove, which begins streaming on April 19.
When he was a little boy, actor Dougray Scott used to stow away in his father's car when his dad left for work as a salesman.
"I
used to hide in the back until he drove so far away from the house that
he couldn't take me back. I used to be fascinated by his preparation in
the morning. And what it taught me - it didn't teach me then because I
wasn't sure what I was looking at - but looking back on it, I realize
why I had a fascination for it, because what I watched him do was try to
form himself in the morning into this character so he could go out into
the world and sell fridges and freezers.
"And
whatever he was feeling, he had to suppress that in order to present
this happy, likable, charismatic character to the people he wanted to
buy his wares. And I just loved watching him do that. I was fascinated
by it."
Scott is still studying characters
who exhibit one thing, but are thinking another. He's bounced from the
big screen in films like "Mission Impossible II" and "Ever After: a
Cinderella Story" to the small screen in "Desperate Housewives" and the
new thriller, "Hemlock Grove," premiering Friday on Netflix.
Scott
grew up in a working-class neighborhood in Fife, Scotland. He longed to
be a soccer player, but says he wasn't good enough. When he was 14 he
discovered the play "Death of a Salesman."
Video: A Few Minutes With... "Hemlock Grove" Co-Star Dougray Scott
Futon Critic has a video interview with Dougray Scotthere
Roundtable Interview with Famke Janssen and Dougray Scott for ‘Hemlock Grove’
In a new TV series for Netflix, actors Famke Janssen and Dougray
Scott were present at last month’s WonderCon to promote this
horror-mystery produced by Eli Roth.
The series follows a couple of friends who tried to hunt a killer who
brutally murdered a teenage girl. But, in a mysterious town, everyone
is hiding a secret leaving anyone as the suspect.
Latino-Review was at the roundtable discussion with a group of reporters.
Read the transcript at Latino Review
Video: Hemlock Grove: Famke Janssen and Dougray Scott
Famke Janssen (“X-men,” “Taken”) and Dougray Scott (“My Week with
Marilyn,” “Desperate Housewives”) star in the new Netflix series
“Hemlock Grove.” 680News showbiz editor Gloria Martin talks to them
about the mysterious new horror-drama.
Watch the video at 680 news
Exclusive Interview: Co-Stars Famke Janssen and Dougray Scott Talk Hemlock Grove
The Horror Chick also has an interview with Dougray Scott and Famke Janssen, here.
Rab C Nesbitt star Tony Roper is recovering from prostate cancer surgery.
It's believed he was operated on at the Southern General Hospital in Govan two days ago.
A source close to the actor said: "It seems Tony is recovering well,
although it wasn't a straightforward case of treating the prostate
cancer.
"There was a tumour to deal with at the same time.
"However, he came through the operation well and is getting his strength back."
Tony, who worked as a miner before going to drama college when he was 26, is one of the country's most popular comedy actors.
His first major starring role was in Scotch and Wry but he went on to
play the part of the amoral Jamesie Cotter in Rab C Nesbitt for the
past 20 years. Alongside Barbara Rafferty as Ella, the ever-warring pair made up one of the most popular sitcom duos to appear on screen.
Tony's talents however aren't confined to acting.
Read much more at Glasgow Evening Times
Everyone at Scottish Actors wishes Tony a quick and full recovery.
Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox cast, photos revealed
Justin Chambers and Kevin McKidd, both veterans of the hit ABC drama Grey’s Anatomy, will head up the cast in the upcoming DC Universe animated feature Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox, based on Geoff Johns and Andy Kubert’s Flashpoint.
Chambers will play Barry Allen (the Flash), the superhero around whom the film centers and who is, to a certain extent, responsible for shaping the world of Flashpoint. McKidd stars as the Batman of the Flashpoint Universe, while Kevin Conroy will return as Bruce Wayne in the sections set in the main DC Universe that reportedly bookend the film.
Source (including image): ComicBook
Ewan McGregor delves into Trainspotting prequel “Skagboys”
Hollywood star Ewan McGregor has revealed he is devouring Irvine
Welsh’s latest novel – which follows a younger version of his famous
Trainspotting character. Skagboys, a prequel to Welsh’s 1993 book Trainspotting, follows an
early 20s version of Mark Renton as he changes from a “daft young guy”
out for a buzz on drugs, to a total junkie.
Read more at Deadline
Ewan McGregor works on his muscles for Oz film role
From The Daily Record:
The 42-year-old Scot wanted to beef up his biceps to star in Australian crime thriller Son of a Gun.
Ewan pumps iron ahead of new film role
Pumped up Ewan McGregor goes through the pain barrier as he works out for his latest role as a big screen tough guy. The 42-year-old Scot beefed up his biceps for Australian crime thriller Son of a Gun. The Scots plays Australia’s public enemy number one, who takes on a young protege after he is sent to prison.
The actor hired personal trainer Brett Smith to get him in shape. Brett said: “He wanted the guns – the big arms – so he had to put on a bit of muscle and strength.”
Ewan tweeted his delight at his transformation, saying: “Brett, thanks for all the sessions in your gym.”
Colourful characters and goodfellas will find security is tight at a
boxing match promoted by Mick Gatto because the ringside buzz is that
actor Ewan McGregor is the special guest.
Australian heavyweight champion Lucas ''Big Daddy'' Browne has muscled into acting to play a bad dude in Son of a Gun,
the thriller McGregor is filming in Western Australia, and their
friendship led to an invitation for great the Scot to attend the match
on April 28. The cast will move to Melbourne later this month for
filming, so McGregor will take in many sights once here.
Patrick Dolye: Impressions of America (Original Soundtrack)
Impressions of America is a symphonic composition by Scottish film composer Patrick Doyle. His inspiration for this Original Soundtrack comes from his relationship with America, travelling back and forth from Scotland and Hollywood.
The Soundtrack consists of fiftheen cues, which he composed over the
years in his career as a film composer, gives a nostalgic look at
America. The landscapes, traditions and it's people.
Scored for and recorded with a full symphony orchestra, Varèse Sabrande
releases film composer Patrick Doyle's Impressions of America to
celebrate the composer's 60th birthday in April of 2013.
Read more, and download the album, at New Film Scores
Defiance - Syfy Video Featurette: 'VFX Before & After' - Episode 1Take a look at the before & after visual effects from episode 1 here. Defiance - Syfy Video Featurette: Episode 1 Recapby Antiopodalarapaima Online Magazine - Guaranteed Post: Defiance Reviewed
by Geeks versus Nerds Tony Curran's Favorite Scene from the PilotWatch the video at SyFy.com
Tony Curran Reveals What Really Happens in the BathVideo interview at SyFy.com New Stills and Another Promo for Defiance Episode 1.02 - Down in the Ground Where the Dead Men Goat Dread Central
Defiance Actor Tony Curran Talks Defiance TV Series And Video Game
Actor Tony Curran reveals Syfy new TV Series Defiance and his portrayal of Datak Tarr. Watch the video interview here.
Defiance - Game Hub: Tony Curran Video Interview Defiance Actor Tony Curran Talks Defiance TV Series And Video Game
Defiance - Syfy Video Featurette: Tony Curran Video Interview Tony Curran (Datak Tarr) reveals what really happens in the bath with Jaime Murray (Stahma Tarr). Watch the interview here.
Defiance Trailer: Beast
New Earth, New Rules. The world is your oyster. Watch the trailer here.
Defiance [1x01] "Pilot" Opening Creditscourtesy of YouTube
Actor Tony Curran sneaks off film set to watch the Celtic game still wearing his alien costume
Actor
Tony Curran sneaked out of filming his new sci-fi telly show to catch
Celtic vs Barcelona - dressed in his full alien costume. The Doctor Who star was given a couple of hours off from filming Defiance to catch the game.But the die hard Celtic fan was warned by producers not to remove his make up or costume.And
ex pats watching the game at McVeigh’s Tavern in Toronto were stunned
when he walked in dressed as his character in the new show Datak Tarr.
The
Celtic-mad actor was in the middle of shooting a new science fiction
programme in the Canadian city, and had begged the producers for a few
hours off to watch his team play Barcelona in the Champions League.But
with a hectic shooting schedule, Tony was told he could only nip out if
he agreed to keep his full make up on so he had to head to the pub
dressed as alien gangster Datak Tarr from the new series Defiance.
Despite
trying to hide his ghostly white face with a bunnet and scarf, he spent
the whole night explaining to the members of the Downtown ...
Read much more at Daily Record
Defiance Review: New Sci-fi Drama Premieres Monday
From Cinema Blend:
We've
had a long time to anticipate the arrival of Syfy's new drama series
Defiance, and in that time, many of us have likely set our expectations
high for what will hopefully be a new must-watch original sci-fi drama
for the cable channel. The series premiere does not disappoint, bringing
us into a story about human and alien characters who are trying to
co-exist in a city that was once St. Louis and is now known as Defiance.
Developed by Rockne S. O'Bannon, Kevin Murphy and Michael Taylor,
Defiance's tone blends western with sci-fi and tells the story of humans
and aliens as they attempt to co-exist with one another on what's left
of Earth.
The history of the setting is explained throughout the
premiere. Aliens showed up decades ago thinking earth was uninhabited,
they were wrong, war broke out and after earth was torn apart by the
battles and drastically changed by alien technology, humans and Votans
(the collective term for the various alien species) eventually laid down
their arms and have attempted to share what's left of the planet.
There's a bit more to it than that, and we begin to learn the details as
the first episode gets going.
'Defiance' Review: New Syfy Drama Comes Out With Guns BlazingFrom Huffington Post:
"Defiance"
(9 p.m. ET Monday, Syfy) is not just a smart, well-crafted TV show with
a good cast and an adventurous flavor, it's also indisputably science
fiction, which is a relief.
Meet the Aliens of Defiance
We love horror, which
pretty much translates into loving aliens since they are often scary
(exceptions include E.T., Stitch, Gleek the Monkey and that alien from
Mac and Me that loved Sears). A new alien epic is coming via Syfy's
Defiance (Airing Mondays at 9/8c on Syfy), where sheer terror is
substituted with pure sci-fi, but that doesn't make these aliens any
less tough. In the show, life on Earth is cataclysmically changed by the
arrival of the Votanis Collective, a conglomeration of alien races
fleeing the destruction of their world. After your standard issue alien
war apocalypse, we're left with a world in which humans exist alongside a
rash of extraterrestrial races. Castithans: Of all
the Votan races, Castithans are closest to humans. They are
characterized physically by their white skin and hair, and culturally by
their adherence to a strict caste system. Irathient:
Irathients are a proud, tribal and spiritual race possessed of
excellent combat skills. They have broad and flat nasal bridges, reddish
skin, and large eyes. They are sometimes seen as feral due to their
love of nature and their aggression. Indogenes:
Indogene have bright, white skin laid with hexagonal patterns, and no
hair. An intellectual race, they value science above all and upgrade
themselves with cybernetic implants. Gulanee: Gulanee are rarely seen, and are beings of pure energy. Sensoth:
Somewhat simian in appearance, Sensoth tend to be on the larger side,
and are the longest-lived of the Votan races. Their size and strength
makes them well-suited for use as muscle and manual labor. Liberata:
Short in stature and generally fairly hairy, the Liberata are a servant
class with a lower social standing than the other races. Volge: A frightening, war-like race, the Volge make use of Cold Fire weaponry and pose a threat to both Votans and humans, alike. Source: Chiller TV
'Defiance': Everything You Need To Know
Huffington Post's very comprehensive guide to everything Defiance is here.
'Defiance': Syfy Attempts To Blend TV Series, Video Game
Earth is recovering from an apocalyptic event, alien races
cooperate warily, a wise-cracking outsider suddenly finds himself
shouldering new responsibilities.
Yes, the world of "Defiance"
features familiar sci-fi touchstones, but it's taken an ambitious
approach to how you can experience them: Through both a weekly TV series
and an online-only video game.
Five years in the making, the
joint project is the most high-profile and big-budget attempt at ongoing
"transmedia" entertainment, promising characters and storylines that
crisscross between the Syfy network show and Trion Worlds game.
Set
in 2046 on a "terraformed" Earth where humans live alongside seven
alien species, the series premiering Monday displays a space Western
vibe with bar brawls, interspecies politics and love, plus actors
familiar to genre fans like Julie Benz and Jaime Murray. The
already-released game, a multiplayer third-person shooter, has plenty of
guns to upgrade, quests for supplies, and boss battles in which players
cooperate to bring down giant monsters.
Though they can be
experienced separately, somebody who both plays the game and watches the
show will gain an extra layer of insight to each, promises actor Grant
Bowler, who appears in both. Bowler said he was impressed and a bit wary
of that idea when he signed on to play lead Joshua "Jeb" Nolan, who
becomes "lawkeeper" of the city of St. Louis, renamed Defiance by
survivors.
Popular video game 'Defiance' inspires SyFy TV series examining the uneasy co-existence of aliens and humans
Read more at Daily News
Defiance - Yahoo! TV: Monday's Picks Apr 15 '13 - NEW Series Syfy 9/8CRead more at Antipodalarapaima
Defiance - Syfy Video: "Down In The Ground Where The Dead Men Go' Episode Trailer - Airs Apr 22 '13
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Defiance - Syfy: NEW Series - April 2013 ScheduleRead more at Antipodalarapaima
'Defiance' Ratings: Syfy Series Hits High NotesRead more at Huffington Post
Syfy's 'Defiance' travels between media worlds with TV series and online gameRead more at Zap2it
TV Ratings: Syfy's Pricey 'Defiance' Gives Network Best Demo Premiere Since 2006Read more at Hollywood Reporter
Defiance Behind the Scenes: Tony Curran Talks about Castithan Honor
Source: YouTube
Doctor Who - BBC America: Season 5 Marathon Schedule Apr 18 '13
04:00PM Vincent and The Doctor
Visiting
a museum, the Doctor (Matt Smith) and Amy (Karen Gillan) are especially
excited with the gallery for Vincent van Gogh (Tony Curran). Many of
van Gogh pieces are displayed, including "The Church at Auvers (1890)".
However there is something irregular discovered on the painting - a
small alien image within a window pane. The Doctor quickly takes Amy
back to 1890 where they locate the troubled artist that upsets the
locals, cannot pay his bills, and is able to see an invisible monster
that no one else is able to see.
Guest stars include Defiance's Tony Curran, Nik Howden, Chrissie Cotterill and Sarah Counsell.
Source: Antipodalarapaima
Alan Cumming dares do all in 'Macbeth' on Broadway
The actor tackles 15 roles from the Shakespearean tragedy along with a mental patient in a story that frames the performance. He finds it 'terrifying' but relishes the chance to try something that's never been tried before.
Alan Cumming outside
the Broadway theater where he is playing 15 parts in "Macbeth" in
Manhattan, NY.
(Jennifer S. Altman, For The Times / April 14, 2013)
Like world-class athletes, actors often measure their achievements by
the degree of difficulty. Does a part require an unusual amount of
range? An extraordinary number of man hours? Is it simply a matter of a
chewy set of lines to get one's lips around?
By all these standards, Alan Cumming would be an extreme-sports medalist.
In a stage turn that will last nearly two hours, Cumming is set to
play the part of Macbeth. Or, rather, the parts of Macbeth, as he
tackles 15 roles from the Shakespearean tragedy, including the title
character, Banquo, Duncan, Lady Macbeth and plenty of others (as well
as, in a story that frames the performance, a disoriented mental patient
reenacting the play).
Read more at LA Times
Alan Cumming -> Quoted
The celebrated actor talks about preparing for his one-man production of Macbeth.
After sold-out engagements at the National Theatre of Scotland and
Lincoln Center Festival, Alan Cumming is bringing his dark, one-man
production of Macbeth to the Ethel Barrymore Theatre for a limited
engagement, opening April 21. Cumming says that even though he was drawn
to the idea of a new production, he still finds performing the show
somewhat daunting.
“I’m really excited to do it again. I feel like I wasn’t done with
it… It’s the most challenging and most overwhelming thing I’ve ever done
in my entire life,” says Cumming.Read more at Next Magazine
Alan Cumming nominated for United Solo uAward
United Solo, the world's largest solo theatre festival, has announced
the nominees for its uAward, which recognizes those with outstanding
achievements in popularizing the form of solo performance.
Alan is nominated for his performance in Macbeth (National Theater of Scotland, Lincoln Center, and Broadway. The recipient of the special uAward will be announced at the United Solo Festival Closing Ceremony. This year the Festival will begin Oct. 3 and
conclude with the Closing Ceremony on Nov. 24 at Theatre Row. During its
eight-week program, the Festival will present a variety of local and
international performances. The producers are currently accepting
submissions from all over the world. Artists and performance companies
are invited to submit their solo shows now through April 22. More
information can be found at the festival's website, www.unitedsolo.org. Read more at Playbill
Alan Cumming welcomes first Birks cinema fans
Hollywood movie actor Alan Cumming OBE extends a personal welcome to the first patrons of The Birks Cinema at the Golden Ticket event on Friday 19th April
Source: YouTube
Also reported by BBC
Billy Connolly launches man bag range He's one of Britain's best-loved comedians and now Billy Connolly is branching into fashion. But as fans would expect of the wacky stand-up, he doesn't take take himself too seriously with his range of clothing and households goods. Items on sale from the 70 year old comedian's website, www.billyconnolly.com, include man bags, T-shirts and hats.
Funny man: Billy Connolly's range includes the
£4.50 man bag, featuring himself in the Leonardo Da Vinci
'Vitruvian Man' drawing
The merchandise includes images of
the bearded actor or lines from some of his most popular jokes, such as
'too old to die young' and 'never trust a man who, when left a lone with
a tea cosy doesn't try it on'. Source (including photos): Daily Mail
Also reported (with different images and more information) by Scotsman
Martin Compston. Picture: Graham Jepson. Source: Scotsman
From The Scotsman:
Martin Compston is fast
becoming the go-to guy for directors seeking a leading man with an edge.
We join him as he does his best Daniel Craig impression in the Irish
Sea
We are sheltering from a howling gale in a small,
out-of-season seaside resort on the east coast of Ireland. Battered by
the fierce wind roaring in off the Irish Sea, a tired-looking fairground
appears to be struggling to remain upright. At the fairground – which
is in fact a set for a new ITV1 drama The Ice Cream Girls – bored
teenagers light up in an apathetic fashion by the waltzer while their
friends try in vain to stop their candy floss blowing away in the
gale-force winds. Next to them stands another ride, festooned with
pictures of young women in bikinis looking inexplicably cheery. Just
beyond the fairground, the raging sea is a dark shade of grey. Enormous
breakers crash on to the shingle beach with a sound like thunder. It’s
not what you would call a good day to go swimming but unfortunately for
him – that’s exactly what Martin Compston is about to do.
Not a lot of people know this but
I'm very good at… dancing. I had to learn in a hurry when I was in the
film SoulBoy, about the Northern soul scene in the 70s. For a while
after that, I was always first up on the dance floor.
My best
friend is… I have two - both are from Greenock, my home town in
Scotland. I have good friends in London, too, but there is something
about the pals you grew up with that's special. They know exactly who
you are.
Read more at Express
Scots actor Martin Compston tells how role as school predator in new TV drama pushed him into some dark places Martin Compston plays a teacher who abuses his power over two young teenager girls, and becomes a murder victim in new drama, The Ice Cream Girls.
Martin as evil teacher Marcus with Kathy Kiera Clarke as Marlene. Source: Daily Record
Crime is paying for actor Martin Compston.
His career has taken a huge step forward playing both good guys and bad guys on TV and film.
He
has just been cast as one of the Great Train Robbers, getaway driver
Roy James, in one of two new BBC1 dramas marking the 50th anniversary of
the Royal Mail heist.
He’s filming the second series of Line of Duty as Detective Sergeant Steve Arnott of the anti-corruption unit.
And
he is awaiting the much anticipated release of Filth, based on Irvine
Welsh’s book, in which he plays an out-and-out villain.
First up,
however, is The Ice Cream Girls, a major new drama in which he plays a
teacher who abuses his power over two young teenage girls, Poppy and
Serena, and becomes a murder victim.
Read more at Daily Record
A review of The Ice Cream Girls by PrimetimeTV is here.
More reviews are coming in for Quiz Show, starring Jonathan Watson, which is currently playing at the Traverse Theatre in Edinburgh.
Here's a selection from: Telegraph The Independent The Journal
There are more reviews, as well as information on the play and its cast, at the Traverse Theatre website.
In a new TV series for Netflix, actors Famke Janssen and Dougray
Scott were present at last month’s WonderCon to promote this
horror-mystery produced by Eli Roth.
Famke Janssen (“X-men,” “Taken”) and Dougray Scott (“My Week with
Marilyn,” “Desperate Housewives”) star in the new Netflix series
“Hemlock Grove.” 680News showbiz editor Gloria Martin talks to them
about the mysterious new horror-drama. 
Justin Chambers and Kevin McKidd, both veterans of the hit ABC drama Grey’s Anatomy, will head up the cast in the upcoming DC Universe animated feature Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox, based on Geoff Johns and Andy Kubert’s Flashpoint.
Impressions of America is a symphonic composition by Scottish film composer Patrick Doyle. His inspiration for this Original Soundtrack comes from his relationship with America, travelling back and forth from Scotland and Hollywood.
