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Sydney Sweeney to play lead role in Custom of the Country

Sydney Sweeney is to produce and star in Custom of the Country, an adaptation of the 1913 novel of the same name by Edith Wharton.

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Sandi’s Great Riviera Rail Trip review – Toksvig’s wonder-filled travelogue is a bibliophile’s fantasy

The QI presenter’s visit to the French south coast sees her boggling with delight at tales of writers’ past visits, and marvelling at the homes of authors. At points it feels like a literary tour by stealth

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Sandi’s Great Riviera Rail Trip: almost nothing on TV is as joyful as Toksvig’s effortlessly entertaining pootle

Few sights are as cheering as the tiny Dane scurrying down a continental alleyway, like a Womble chased out of a boulangerie. This Côte d’Azur travelogue is marvellous fun

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My Favorite Scorsese Movie Of The 90s Is Leaving Netflix At The End Of September, So Catch It Before It's Gone!

There are other Scorsese movies in the '90s besides Goodfellas, you know.

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The Buccaneers cast reveal what sets the Apple TV+ show apart from Netflix's Bridgerton and Prime Video's My Lady Jane

Showrunners Katherine Jakeways, Beth Willis and Joe Innes gear up for The Buccaneers season 2, which premieres on Apple TV+ very soon.

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Ex-Vanity Fair Editor Calls Meghan Markle 'The Undine Spragg of Montecito': What It Means And Why The Publication Turned On Her

Carter's comparison of Meghan Markle to a character from Edith Wharton's early 20th-century novel who was 'spoiled and selfish' has reignited debate over Meghan's public image.

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Niall Williams: ‘When I first read Chekhov, I thought: “He’s not so great”’

The Irish author on Enid Blyton at bedtimes, discovering Dickens, and the brilliance of Edna O’Brien

The Guardian - UK

Manchester City 1-0 Southampton, Brentford 4-3 Ipswich and more: clockwatch – as it happened

There were dramatic twists in three of the four Premier League games and a predictable outcome at the Etihad

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Is the fizz up to Edith Wharton’s standards? The joys of launching a book

A party supported by pals who made it through rush hour rain was appropriate for an anthology celebrating female friendship

The Guardian - UK

Bridgerton has totally obliterated the traditional costume drama

Netflix’s Regency romance has changed the rules of the fusty period genre entirely. Katie Rosseinsky asks whether that might be a mixed blessing

The Independent UK

The week in classical: Roman Fever/ The Human Voice; NYO, National Youth Brass Band; Celebrating Sir Neville Marriner – review

Pegasus Opera sparks change; teenage brass players show their mettle; and the ASMF do their founder proud

The Guardian - UK

Sofia Coppola reveals why Apple TV Plus execs pulled out on Wharton project

Director sheds details on why a pricey film project was shelved

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'The Buccaneers' Season 2: Everything We Know

We can't wait to see what our favorite Gilded Age heroines will get up to next!

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Christina Hendricks on Wonder Woman, Mad Men spin-offs and Victorian corsets: ‘People always think I’m going to be much more of a lady than I am’

The beloved star of ‘Mad Men’ and ‘Good Girls’ is swapping Sixties girdles for Victorian hosiery in Apple TV+'s charming Edith Wharton adaptation. On break from filming her new Irish comedy with Chris O’Dowd, the actor speaks to Annabel Nugent about feminism, staying true to her goth roots, and whether…

The Guardian - UK

Robbie Williams; The Newsreader; The Buccaneers; 007: Road to a Million; Ghosts – review

Robbie Williams bares body and soul in a compelling study of fame; Edith Wharton meets Bridgerton lite; and the brilliant Ghosts departs from this world

Woman & Home

What is The Buccaneers based on and is it a true story?

Bridgerton fans and regency era lovers alike are delighting over this new series from Apple TV

Tom’s Guide

7 new movies and shows to watch this weekend on Netflix, Apple TV Plus and more (Nov. 10-12)

Our guide on what to watch this weekend includes For All Mankind, Loki and The Killer

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The Buccaneers review – enormous fun for Bridgerton fans

A gaggle of New York society girls descend on London in this spirited period romcom. Their raucous capers are total nonsense – but that’s what makes it so lovable

Cinemablend

How To Watch The Buccaneers Online And Stream New Period Drama

With Edith Wharton's unfinished novel getting the Bridgerton treatment, here's how to watch The Buccaneers and stream new episodes exclusively on Apple TV Plus.

Tom’s Guide

How to watch The Buccaneers online — release date and time

Stream the Edith Wharton period drama adaptation, on Apple TV Plus, as four young American women hit London society. Episodes air from Wednesday, November 8.

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Where was The Buccaneers filmed? Filming locations of the Apple TV+ period drama

Set in London but shot in Scotland, here's everything we know about where The Buccaneers was filmed

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What is The Buccaneers based on and is it a true story?

What is The Buccaneers based on and is it a true story? The Apple TV+ period drama brings husband-finding frolics, but is there truth to it?

Evening Standard

The Buccaneers on Apple TV+ review: Bridgertonised Wharton adaptation wraps a feminist fury in silk and lace

Even Whartonites might have cause to cheer at this incisive reworking of her final novel

The Guardian - UK

A poet of pain, ecstasy and epiphany, Terence Davies is a colossal loss to British cinema

Thank goodness Davies experienced his late-career appreciation – he was a director of high seriousness and singularity and a man of vulnerability and true good humour

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