All Comment articles – Page 214
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CommentOperation Mincemeat, BBC2
Russell England, director of BBC2 World War Two doc Operation Mincemeat, offers a behind the scenes look at the film - including how he ended up face down in the Atlantic.
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Comment02 Dec ‘10
“If ever television drama attained high art, it was that episode.” Read on for the verdict on last night’s TV.
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CommentPeep Show / Robert's Web
Michael Rosser and Jake Kanter share their thoughts on two new shows from the past week.
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CommentTaking a Shine to Mr Tumble
Much excitement at the Children’s Baftas when Gary Barlow appeared to present an award - although he was just as eager to meet a certain Justin Fletcher.
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CommentUpdating TV’s Facebook status
Social networking has a key role to play in driving future TV viewing, writes Kate Bulkley.
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CommentMorgana Show / Ration Book Britain / Coronation Street
Wide-Eyed Entertainment’s Parule Basu-Barua and Outline Production’s Laura Mansfield on impressions, rations and fond memories.
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CommentBBC North is planting deep and permanent roots
Corporation is already investing in the region and more will follow, says Peter Salmon
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CommentIt takes all sorts to connect
Diversity helps to keep shows relevant and attract broader audiences.
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Comment30 Nov '10
“Hislop is turning into a rather good TV social historian.” Read on for the verdict on last nights TV.
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CommentKids Bafta holds valuable lessons
It was heartening to attend my first kids Bafta Children’s Awards and realise how far TV has moved on, writes Alex Farber.
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Comment29 Nov ‘10
“It was a passably interesting look at an American success story but based on the illusion that there was an enigma beneath it all.” Read on for the verdict on the latest TV shows.
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CommentTribute: Gavin Blyth
ITV Studios’ creative director John Whiston pays tribute to Emmerdale series producer Gavin Blyth, who died on Friday aged 41.
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CommentBill's Tasty Weekends / Ian Hislop's Age Of The Do-Gooders / Nazi Collaborators
Fresh One’s Roy Ackerman and Seventh Art’s Phil Grabsky on a chef, a do-gooder and a Nazi sympathiser.
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CommentChanging landscape needs new measures of success
Viewing figures are not enough in the world of multiplatform TV, says Anna Carlson.
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CommentLoyal teams make best films
Some ‘platonic love’ can make a good film great, says Robert Thirkell.
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Comment26 Nov ‘10
“One of the most worrying elements to emerge over the course of the programme was the correlation - entirely unremarked upon by the narrator - between young carers and bullying.” Read on for the verdict on last nights TV.
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Comment25 Nov '10
“It’s quite something to make more of a pig of the English language than Sugar does himself, but Jamie somehow manages.” Read on for the verdict on last nights TV.