TV & Satellite Week – 17 August 2019

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James Norton
The actor has joined Joss Whedon’s
HBO sci-fi drama The Nevers, about
a group of Victorian women with
special powers.
Eleanor
Tomlinson
and Nick
Frost also
appear. It is
likely to air on
Sky Atlantic.
Sir Bradley Wiggins
The Olympic cyclist will host Comedy
Central’s Gods of the Game, which
sees sporting stars, including Sir Mo
Farah and
Rebecca
Adlington,
take on
members
of the public
in unique
challenges.
Ian Hart
Take a look at
this first shot
of the Harry
Potter and the
Philosopher’s
Stone and
The Last
Kingdom star
as successful
Merseyside
crime boss
Michael Ryan
in the Sky
Atlantic thriller
Tin Star.
Filming now in Liverpool, the third
and final run of the drama sees
troubled Jack (Tim Roth) return to
the UK from Canada with a dark
secret that threatens Ryan. Joanne
Whalley, Tanya Moodie and Kerrie
Hayes also join the new series,
which is set to air next year.
Coming soon
WHAT’S
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IN PRODUCTION...
Here’s an early look at Glenda Jackson
making her TV comeback in BBC1’s
adaptation of Emma Healey’s novel
Elizabeth Is Missing. The feature-length
drama is filming in Scotland and sees
Jackson as dementia patient
Maud, who investigates the
disappearance of her best
friend Elizabeth (Maggie Steed). Sophie
Rundle and Helen Behan co-star.
‘Maud is a character who’s impossible
not to be charmed by,’ says Jackson.
Elizabeth Is Missing
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Peaky Blinders

As the tense drama moves to

BBC1, how will Tommy Shelby

(Cillian Murphy) fare as an MP?

Sanditon

A lavish ITV adaptation starring

Rose Williams brings Jane

Austen’s unfinished novel to life.

The Great British

Bake Off

C4’s tent is open again as more

bakers try to impress the judges.

Dad’s Army: The

Lost Episodes

Kevin McNally heads the cast of

Gold’s re-creation of the comedy.

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The Irishman

Robert De Niro, Al Pacino and Joe Pesci

star in Martin Scorsese’s gangster saga

Joe Pesci and

R o b e r t D e N i r o p l a y

real-life gangsters

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Check out these thrilling new

shots from star-studded gangster

drama The Irishman, directed by

Martin Scorsese and coming to

Netflix later this year.

Set in post-war America and

based on real events, it follows life

in the criminal underworld and its

connections to the political arena

through the eyes of World War

Two veteran and alleged hitman

Frank Sheeran (Robert De Niro).

Over several decades, Sheeran

encounters a range of infamous

figures and becomes embroiled in

the unsolved disappearance of his

friend, Jimmy Hoffa (Al Pacino).

Joe Pesci appears as crime

boss Russell Bufalino, while Ray

Romano, Anna Paquin, Harvey

Keitel, Stephen Graham and

Bobby Cannavale also feature.

The film, based on Charles

Brandt’s book I Heard You Paint

Houses, uses state-of-the-art

special effects to make De Niro

and his co-stars look younger as

they appear at different moments

throughout the 20th Century.