Gale Anne Hurd on the "incredibly flawed" characters of 'The Walking Dead' universe
‘The Walking Dead’ debuted in 2010 and is now shooting its ninth season.
How Netflix, Amazon and HBO are expanding into Europe
Streaming services are noticing the success of programmes like ‘The Crown’ and ‘The Grand Tour’.
"They all have inner demons": series director Jakob Verbruggen breaks down 'The Alienist'
TNT’s 19-century-set drama stars Daniel Brühl, Luke Evans and Dakota Fanning.
Morten Tyldum, Alik Sakharov on directing with "a different language" in 'Counterpart'
The Starz series features JK Simmons as a low-ranking UN spy agency worker.
The story behind the ambitious Ridley Scott-produced gothic horror series 'The Terror'
The 10-part AMC series is a fictionalised account of John Franklin’s 1845 Arctic expedition.
Why independent cinemas are booming in the UK
Picturehouse, Everyman and Curzon have engaged in a flurry of openings.
'The Looming Tower' star Tahar Rahim on avoiding clichéd terrorist roles
FBI agent Ali Soufan is Rahim’s first major English-speaking role.
Why TV festivals are booming
Netflix premiered Harlan Coben’s thriller ‘Safe’ at this year’s Canneseries.
“I’ve always loved gangster movies": How Hossein Amini created 'McMafia'
The ‘Drive’ and ’The Snowman’ writer co-created the series with director James Watkins.
Sophie Turner talks #MeToo, Sansa's struggles and the final season of 'Game Of Thrones'
Turner was cast in the role of Sansa Stark back in 2009.
Jack Thorne, Tom Harper on adapting 'Philip K Dick's Electric Dreams' story 'The Commuter'
The story tells of railway employee Ed Jacobson, played by Timothy Spall.
Sarah Gadon on starring in 'Alias Grace': "I was completely consumed"
Margaret Atwood’s novel was adapted for screen by fellow Canadian Sarah Polley.
How the Edinburgh Film Festival is competing in a crowded summer season
There are enough good titles to go around, says artistic director Mark Adams.
