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TV Tinsel: Retired detective's new scene is being in front of ID's cameras

Though he’s been retired 27 years, former homicide detective Joe Kenda still has nightmares. That’s part of the reason he agreed to host nine seasons of ID’s “Homicide Hunter: Lt. Joe Kenda.” It was a series that outlined most of the 356 cases he solved while he served with the…

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Hilary and Michael Whitehall look back: ‘I wanted an agent, he wanted a wife’

The parents of comedian Jack Whitehall on running wild at the Acropolis, their age gap and getting married

The Guardian - UK

TV Tinsel: From her first acting role, 'there was no going back' for ascendant Lucy Boynton

It wasn’t some great moment in the theater that inspired British actress Lucy Boynton. It was the Stones, the Beatles and country music.

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Bonneville talks "Downton," "Paddington"

"Julian Fellowes writes from a default position that people try to be good," Bonneville said on "Salon Talks"

Salon

Review: Even death can't spoil the classist cheerfulness of 'Downton Abbey: A New Era'

With the exception of Lady Mary's conspicuously absent husband, everyone and everything arrives right on schedule in "Downton Abbey: A New Era." A silent-film director with an eye for manorial splendor turns up with his cast and crew, to the delight of the starstruck servants and anyone who likes a…

Los Angeles Times

Julian Fellowes talks ‘Downton Abbey: A New Era’ and ‘The Gilded Age’

“I was looking for an invasion of Downton by the 20th century in a fairly indigestible way — not just some character turning up for lunch but something that overturned order.”

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Movie review: ‘Downton Abbey: A New Era’ ratchets up the drama a bit, but character moments still rule the day

The familiar music.

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Downton Abbey star Allen Leech would love to see One Direction singer Niall Horan play him as a young man

The pair bear a striking resemblance to each other

Irish Mirror

Downton Abbey 3: What has been said about another movie after New Era?

The new Downton Abbey film launched in cinemas over the May bank holiday weekend - but is that the end?

Wales Online

Allen Leech asked bosses to change Downton Abbey script to fix details about Ireland that 'didn't ring true'

The Dubliner is best known for playing chauffeur turned estate manager and golden son-in-law Tom Branson in the hit franchise

Irish Mirror

Downton Abbey: A New Era review – an artless cash-in with the Crawleys

Reheated plot lines abound as the regular cast and writer Julian Fellowes go over old ground in their second big-screen outing

The Guardian - UK

Cast of Monarch of the Glen now - from movie stars to Line of Duty

Monarch of the Glen was one of those Sunday night shows in the early 2000s that reminded you of the impending doom of school, but it softened the blow slightly.

Glasgow Live

Downton Abbey: A New Era review - Plenty of life left in long-running family saga

But while Downton Abbey is entering a new era at the end of the Roaring Twenties, it's business as usual for fans of the hit ITV drama.

Daily Mirror

Downton Abbey: A New Era review - Still ludicrously sentimental and formulaic, but Dame Maggie Smith’s a treat

The Crawleys and co are back for another cinematic outing - and even if you’re up to speed with Julian Fellowes’ poshos, you might struggle to unpick all the toing and froing

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The Guardian - UK

Downton Abbey: A New Era review – cheerfully risible second helping of snobby melodrama

The second – and hopefully last – film spun off from Julian Fellowes’s successful TV series is as hammy, silly, and undeniably entertaining as ever

Daily Mirror

Downton Abbey: A New Era's Michelle Dockery leads glitzy red carpet for film sequel premiere

The Downton Abbey: A New Era cast posed on the red carpet dressed to the nines, with Laura Carmichael, Michelle Dockery and Joanne Froggatt stunning at the premiere

The Guardian - UK

Dan Stevens: ‘People thought I was crazy’

This was the response when the actor famously left Downton Abbey at its height, fearful of being typecast as a floppy-haired aristo. Now based in LA, he’s starring in everything from comedy and horror to a new series about Watergate

Marie Claire

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Why Halle Berry deserved her Oscar win — and who didn’t — 20 years ago

The worst Oscar wins don’t age well after 30 seconds; the best endure for decades. On the 20th anniversary of the 2002 Oscars, Los Angeles Times film critic Justin Chang and columnist Glenn Whipp put their heads together to relitigate the winners in eight major categories — and to offer…

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Museum offers historical context on HBO's 'The Gilded Age' with virtual aftershow

PITTSBURGH — Before "The Unofficial Gilded Age After Show" was a web series available on The Frick Pittsburgh's YouTube channel, it was an idea bouncing around Melanie Groves' head — for almost the last decade.

The Guardian - UK

The Chaperone review – dishing dirt in well-turned hats and hair

Semi-true story from Julian Fellowes sets churchgoing Kansas lady the challenge of keeping the girl about to become Louise Brooks in line in 1920s New York

Los Angeles Times

How accurate is 'The Gilded Age's' history of New York's Black elite? We checked

NEW YORK — Julian Fellowes may be TV's preeminent chronicler of the British aristocracy, but his latest series, "The Gilded Age," finds the writer in uncharted terrain: America.

Bangkok Post

When greed has no bounds

Fans of period drama series, especially shows such as Downton Abbey, will be delighted to learn that show's creator Julian Fellowes is returning to the world of high society and bringing us a brand new series called The Gilded Age. The new show is said to be an American version…

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The Gilded Age might just be the next Downton Abbey

Downton Abbey fans, make haste: Creator Julian Fellowes has released a glossy new series called the Gilded Age. And it's ready to stream right now.

The Guardian - UK

The Gilded Age review – Julian Fellowes’ stinky rich New Yorkers are sheer agony

Forget Downton … here’s the new and definitely not improved Brownstone Abbey – and these posh Americans spout nothing but drivel. Does Fellowes actually write this stuff in his sleep?

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