Features – Page 4
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FeaturesJohn Elmes: Koala Man / Colin from Accounts
“Peppered throughout this annus horribilis were some moments of respite in the form of Australian scripted comedy”
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FeaturesMarian McHugh: Happy Valley, (Lookout Point & BBC Studios for BBC1)
“I have never seen a character quite like Catherine Cawood on TV”
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FeaturesFleur Feeney: Juice (Various Artists for BBC3)
“I loved the surrealist style, the nods to classic comedy bits, and the slapstick, tactile, physical nature of the whole thing”
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FeaturesHeather Fallon: Dreaming Whilst Black, (Big Deal Films & A24 for BBC3)
“It’s a brutally accurate depiction and one that could so easily fall into despair but instead manages to find humour at every turn”
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Behind The ScenesKeeping It Up: The Story of Viagra, BBC2
Director Stephen Bennett on rising to the challenge of telling the story of the little blue pill
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Behind The ScenesThe Famous Five, CBBC
Producer Sophie MacClancy on breaking showbiz rules and bringing classic stories to a modern audience
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FeaturesGallery: Christmas on the BBC
Click to view a selection of programme highlights unveiled by the BBC for the festive season
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FeaturesFirst look: Murder is Easy, BBC1
Agatha Christie novel is latest adaptation from Mammoth Screen
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Behind The ScenesOne Life: The story of a remarkable hero
How Nicholas Winton’s wartime efforts and heroism inspired a SeeSaw Films/BBC Film feature starring Anthony Hopkins
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FeaturesFirst look: This Town, BBC1
Kudos and Nebulastar are producing Steven Knight’s six-part drama
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Behind The ScenesSupporting care-experienced children, BBC Teach
Exec producer Andy Glynne on how his team sensitively animated real-life testimony to help teachers support children who’ve been in the care system
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FeaturesGallery: Juice, BBC3
Selection of images from the Various Artists comedy series written by and starring Mawaan Rizwan
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FeaturesFirst look: Boat Story, BBC1
Two Brothers Pictures thriller starring Daisy Haggard, Paterson Joseph, and Joanna Scanlan
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FeaturesFirst look: The Way, BBC1
First production from Wales-based indie Red Seam, written by James Graham
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FeaturesDeclan Lawn and James Bluemel on Northern Ireland past and present
Blue Lights writer and Once Upon A Time In Northern Ireland director discuss the differences and similarities between their versions of the region
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FeaturesFirst look: The Woman in the Wall, BBC1
Motive Pictures thriller examines the infamous Irish Magdalene Laundries
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Behind The ScenesThe Sixth Commandment, BBC1
Writer and creator Sarah Phelps explains how she told the story of a real life murder without putting the perpetrator at the centre of the narrative
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FeaturesEmmys spotlight: Emily Blunt on The English
Lead actor on Hugo Blick’s revenge western on executive producing and why the ‘best material is on television usually’
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FeaturesFirst look: The Sixth Commandment, BBC1
Wild Mercury and True Vision thriller explores the death of Peter Farquhar