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Wisting Series Three – TV Review

There’s a big caveat for anyone reading this and confused over Wisting series three. For viewers in the UK, series three of Wisting, airing on the BBC, differs from the version originally shown in Norway. For the UK (and many other international audiences), series three—aired in two parts several months apart—comprises what was originally broadcast… Continue reading Wisting Series Three – TV Review

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Catching Up with Madeleine Martin: From Breaking Surface to BBC’s Jana: Marked For Life

The sun is shining in Berlin as I catch up with actress Madeleine Martin to discuss her new series Jana: Marked For Life which has started to air on BBC Four and is also available on BBC iPlayer. I first discovered Madeleine when I watched the thrilling Breaking Surface, which saw the actress star alongside… Continue reading Catching Up with Madeleine Martin: From Breaking Surface to BBC’s Jana: Marked For Life

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Need a TV show recommendation? Here are some of our favourites still available to watch now – catch them before they’re gone!

Unusually, we are unaware of any brand new Nordic TV series out this month to watch in the UK. So we’ve pulled together some gems that are oldies but goodies and that are currently still available to watch in case they missed your radar or slipped off your watchlist. One important thing is to not… Continue reading Need a TV show recommendation? Here are some of our favourites still available to watch now – catch them before they’re gone!

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Trapped star Ólafur Darri Ólafsson on playing a cowboy killer in new BBC Series ‘The Tourist’

The last time I spoke with Icelandic star Olafur Darri Olafsson, we were chatting at a live online event with Barnet libraries one evening in spring 2021. But it was 06.30 in the morning for Darri, and he was in quarantine over in Australia. “Let me just grab a coffee” he has said before the… Continue reading Trapped star Ólafur Darri Ólafsson on playing a cowboy killer in new BBC Series ‘The Tourist’

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