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The upcoming episode of “Robson Green’s Weekend Escapes” features the talented actress Kacey Ainsworth. This episode, titled “Kacey Ainsworth,” promises a delightful weekend staycation in the beautiful north east of England. Fans of the show can look forward to a cozy atmosphere as Robson and Kacey enjoy some quality time together.

The episode starts with a friendly cup of tea, setting a warm and inviting tone for their weekend adventure. After their chat, they take a trip to the River Tyne, where they plan to engage in a refreshing cold water swim. This activity is all about resetting and recharging, allowing both Robson and Kacey to connect with nature and each other.

After their invigorating swim, the pair returns to Robson’s house. The episode is sure to showcase the stunning landscapes of...

In the much-anticipated Season 3 premiere of “Robson Green’s Weekend Escapes,” Robson Green welcomes the talented actress Kacey Ainsworth for a refreshing weekend staycation in the picturesque north east of England. The episode, titled “Kacey Ainsworth,” promises to be an exciting journey filled with relaxation and adventure.

The episode kicks off with Robson and Kacey sharing a warm cup of tea, setting a cozy tone for their weekend together. After their chat, they make their way to the stunning River Tyne, where the duo takes on the invigorating challenge of a cold water swim. This activity is not just about braving the chilly waters; it’s a chance for both to reset and recharge, embracing the natural beauty of their surroundings.

Once they finish their swim, Robson and Kacey head back to his house, where more fun and laughter await. This episode is set to showcase the charm of the north east,...

Grantchester just returned to PBS for its ninth season on Sunday night, but viewers can rest easy knowing the Masterpiece drama's future is secure. The detective drama series has been renewed for season 10. Robson Green and Rishi Nair will return as stars of the new season, which will start filming next month in the UK.

Starring Green, Nair, Al Weaver, Tessa Peake-Jones, Nick Brimble, Kacey Ainsworth, Skye Lucia Degruttola, Oliver Dimsdale, Charlotte Ritchie, Bradley Hall, and Melissa Johns, the Masterpiece series is based on a collection of short stories by James Runcie. The series follows vicars who help Detective Inspector Geordie Keating (Green) investigate crimes. Nair joined the show in season nine.

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Kandi Burruss has joined the second season of Hulu’s legal drama “Reasonable Doubt,” starring alongside series regulars Emayatzy Corinealdi, Morris Chestnut, McKinley Freeman, Tim Jo, Angela Grovey, Aderinsola Olabode and Thaddeus J. Mixson.

Burruss will take on the role of Eboni Phillips, a party girl in her youth who has since cleaned herself up.

According to an official logline, the new season follows Jax Stewart, who “after trying to heal from her wounds from last season’s arduous trial and deadly affair, is attempting to get her life back on track. That is until one of her closest friends reveals that she has killed her husband.”

“Reasonable Doubt” is created, written and executive produced by Raamla Mohamed. Kerry Washington executive-produces with Pilar Savone for Simpson Street, Larry Wilmore for Wilmore Films and Anton Cropper. Shawn Holley, Jon Leshay, Tamara Gregory, Lena Cordina, Tash Gray and Resheida Brady are co-executive producers.

Masterpiece on PBS has ordered a 10th season of the mystery series, Grantchester. Stars Robson Green and Rishi Nair are set to return as Di Geordie Keating and Reverend Alphy Kottaram, respectively.

Grantchester, one of Masterpiece’s longest-running series, is a co-production of Kudos (a Banijay UK Company) and Masterpiece for ITV. It airs on Masterpiece on PBS in the U.S. and on ITV1 and Itvx in the UK.

Banijay Rights handles international distribution for the series. Masterpiece is presented on PBS by GBH Boston.

“I couldn’t be happier to recommission Grantchester for a 10th season,” said Masterpiece EP Susanne Simpson. “This is hands-down one of our most popular series, and I know the fans will be thrilled to see it continue with the outstanding Robson Green and Rishi Nair back for more crime-solving.”

Added writer and EP Daisy Coulam: “This show is a testament to our...

Grantchester has a return date. PBS has announced the ninth season premiere of the Masterpiece series with the release of a trailer. This will be actor Tom Brittany's final season. He joined the drama series in 2019 as Reverend Will Davenport.

Starring Brittney, Robson Green, Al Weaver, Tessa Peake-Jones, Nick Brimble, Kacey Ainsworth, Skye Lucia Degruttola, Oliver Dimsdale, Charlotte Ritchie, Bradley Hall, and Melissa Johns, the Grantchester series is based on short stories by James Runcie and follows vicars who help Detective Inspector Geordie Keating (Green) investigate crimes.

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Grantchester is returning for more but will soon be without one of its stars. The British detective series has been renewed for a ninth season, but those will be the final installments for star Tom Brittney (above). Production on season nine of the ITV and PBS series has just begun in the UK.

Brittney has played Reverend Will Davenport since he joined the series in the fourth season. The series' lead spot was previously held by James Norton as Reverend Sidney Chambers. Taking Britteny's place will be Rishi Nair as Vicar Alphy Kotteram.

Robson Green, Al Weaver, Tessa Peake-Jones, Nick Brimble, Kacey Ainsworth, Skye Lucia Degruttola, Oliver Dimsdale, Charlotte Ritchie, Bradley Hall, and Melissa Johns also star in the series which is based on short stories by James Runcie. The stories follow vicars who find...

As filming for “Grantchester” Season 9 is officially underway, star Tom Brittney has revealed that it will be his last. The actor, who has portrayed Reverend Will Davenport since 2019, will exit the PBS and ITV series to focus on new projects.

“I’ve had the most incredible time playing Will Davenport for the last five years. I got to solve crimes with my best friend, and work with the best cast and crew I could ever ask for,” Brittney said in a statement. “I’ll miss it more than anything. But it’s time for the baton to be passed, as it once was to me.”

In addition to Brittney’s departure, Rishi Nair is joining the show’s cast as the new vicar, Alphy Kotteram.

“I’m absolutely thrilled to be joining ‘Grantchester.’ The welcome and support I’ve received from everyone has been overwhelming,” Nair added. “The success of...

Lead actor Tom Brittney has announced that the upcoming ninth season of the Masterpiece/ITV drama Grantchester will be his last.

Brittany has played Reverend Will Davenport on the crime series since 2019 and is stepping back to focus on new projects. Grantchester follows Detective Geordie Keating (Robson Green) and the motorcycle riding vicar Will (Brittney) as they investigate murders in the Cambridgeshire village.

The drama has cast Rishi Nair as a charismatic new vicar named Alphy Kotteram. Filming is already underway on the ninth season; the eighth kicked off Sunday, July 9, on Masterpiece.

“I’ve had the most incredible time playing Will Davenport for the last five years,” Brittney said in a statement. “I got to solve crimes with my best friend, and work with the best cast and crew I could ever ask for. I’ll miss it more than anything. But it’s time for the baton to be passed,...

PBS is plotting a summer return to the Cambridgeshire village of Grantchester.

Season 8 of the British police drama will arrive Stateside on Sunday, July 9 at 9/8c, it was announced Thursday. The public broadcaster also released a trailer, which you can watch above.

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Meanwhile, the logline for Season 8 reads as follows:

“Will is the happiest he’s ever been but his world will be rocked by a terrible accident. He’s always preached the word of a compassionate...

It’s almost summer, and you know that means on PBS: more Grantchester! The mystery series will return with its eighth season premiering on Sunday, July 9 at 9/8c, as part of Masterpiece Mystery! It will all lead up to the final two episodes of the season airing on Sunday, August 6 (starting at 9/8c). And while things are going great when it begins, it sounds like things are going to take a turn. In Season 8, Will (Tom Brittney) and Bonnie (Charlotte Ritchie) are happily married — and the logline for Episode 6 reveals she’s going to give birth, but he’ll be Mia — “but fate introduces a stunning development that will rock [his] life and shifts everything in Grantchester,” PBS teases. Also coming up, Geordie (Robson Green) and Cathy (Kacey Ainsworth) are content, but will they stay that way after being confronted with surprising announcements from work? Also of note revealed in...

Jade Goody’s son Bobby Brazier has said that he was left “shaking” after being “overwhelmed with emotion” while filming his first scenes for EastEnders.

In July, the 19-year-old model, who is the son of the late reality TV star Goody and presenter Jeff Brazier, announced that he was making the move into acting.

He is joining EastEnders as Freddie Slater, the son of Little Mo Mitchell (Kacey Ainsworth), with his first scenes airing next week.

Speaking to The Mirror ahead of joining the soap, Bobby said that his character was involved in a major storyline where he would demonstrate his acting prowess.

“I’ve been thrown in at the deep end,” he said.

“It was a huge moment for me. I had an emotional scene where I came into the café and I was like, ‘I don’t want any bulls** no more, stop lying to me.’ There was grief,...

Grantchester is returning for an eighth season. ITV and PBS have renewed the Masterpiece series and new episodes are already being filmed. The British detective series is set during the 1950s and stars Tom Brittany, Al Weaver, Robson Green, Tessa Peake-Jones, Nick Brimble, Kacey Ainsworth, Skye Lucia Degruttola, Oliver Dimsdale, and Charlotte Ritchie, Bradley Hall, and Melissa Johns. Guests will include Shaun Dingwall, Jeff Rawle, and Jemima Rooper.

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PBS on Thursday announced that British crime drama Grantchester has been renewed for Season 8. The pickup comes just days ahead of Season 7’s Stateside finale, which is set to air Sunday, Aug. 14 at 9/8c.

Production on Season 8 is already underway in the UK, and Masterpiece PBS has provided the following teaser:

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“Will is the happiest he’s ever been but his world will be rocked by a terrible accident. He’s always preached the word of a...

PBS Masterpiece and ITV drama Grantchester has been recommissioned for an eighth season.

Set in a small English village, the show from Broadchurch producer Kudos stars Robson Green as Di Geordie Keating and Tom Brittney as Reverend Will Davenport.

In season eight of the popular long-running series, Will starts off the happiest he’s ever been but his world is rocked by a terrible accident while Geordie’s happiness will be threatened by shocking accidents at work.

Lead actor Green said: “A series that just gets better with age. Everyone involved is at the top of their game and this incredibly charming, likeable, dark and edgy show is an absolute privilege to be part of.”

Charlotte Ritchie (Ghosts) returns as Bonnie for season eight, alongside Tessa Peake-Jones as Mrs C, Al Weaver as Leonard Finch, Kacey Ainsworth as Cathy Keating, Oliver Dimsdale as Daniel Marlowe and Nick Brimble as Jack Chapman.

Grantchester fans can breathe a bit more easily: The fan-favorite British crime drama is returning for an eighth season on Masterpiece PBS in the U.S. and ITV in the U.K. This news comes just days ahead of the Season 7 finale premiering in the U.S. (on August 14). Filming is underway on the series produced by Kudos (a Banijay UK company), as you can see from the photo below. Robson Green and Tom Brittney are back as Di Geordie Keating and Reverend Will Davenport, respectively. Also returning are Charlotte Ritchie as Bonnie, Tessa Peake-Jones as Mrs. C, Al Weaver as Leonard Finch, Kacey Ainsworth as Cathy Keating, Oliver Dimsdale as Daniel Marlowe, and Nick Brimble as Jack Chapman. Season 8’s special guest stars include Shaun Dingwall, Jeff Rawle, and Jemima Rooper. In Season 8, Will may be the happiest he’s ever been, but then a terrible accident rocks his world.

Warning: contains plot details for Grantchester seasons 1-6 and the first two episodes of season 7.

Grantchester is commonly described by critics and viewers as a “cozy mystery”. This label, especially in regards to its seventh season currently airing in the US on PBS, is misleading. Although so far the season’s emphasis on found family is heart-warming, there are also a number of serious social and political issues underneath the unraveling of its various mysteries.

The crime-solving vicar/priest/nun is a common cozy mystery archetype. In 1950s-set Grantchester, originally based on a series of books by James Runcie, that character started out as Sidney Chambers (James Norton), a vicar with an unusual side hobby and a good friend in police inspector Geordie Keating (Robson Green). Sidney served in WWII but many of his younger parishioners did not, which shaped his interactions. The series veered in a different direction from the books,...

The vicarage has a new occupant as Season 7 of the Masterpiece Mystery! series Grantchester opens in summer 1959. Police inspector Geordie Keating (Robson Green) is cohabiting with his crime-solving best friend, Will Davenport (Tom Brittney), while trying to win back estranged wife Cathy (Kacey Ainsworth). “He thinks she’s just going to come back,” Green says, “but the more time he spends away from her, the more detached they become.” (Credit: Courtesy of (C) Kudos Film and TV Ltd) In between cases, Reverend Will’s love life gets steamy, and complicated. He falls for Maya (Ellora Torchia), a gal he encounters at a jazz club, but there’s another contender in town: Cathy’s spirited niece Bonnie (Call the Midwife’s Charlotte Ritchie), a young widow with an adorable son (Isaac Highams). One of the ladies calls Will an “incredibly entitled ass.” “Will is a little bit restless and is kind...

Grantchester isn't going away anytime soon. Deadline reports the PBS and ITV TV show has been renewed for a sixth season.

Set in the 1950s, the crime drama follows the unlikely pairing of a detective (Robson Green) and a vicar (Tom Brittney) as they solve crimes in the small English village of Grantchester. The cast also includes Tessa Peake-Jones, Al Weaver, Kacey Ainsworth, and Felix Scott.

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Are Sidney and Geordie still on the case? Has the Grantchester TV show been cancelled or renewed for a fifth season on PBS? The television vulture is watching all the latest cancellation and renewal news, so this page is the place to track the status of Grantchester, season five. Bookmark it, or subscribe for the latest updates. Remember, the television vulture is watching your shows. Are you?

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A PBS period mystery drama, Grantchester stars James Norton, Robson Green, Tessa Peake-Jones, Tom Brittney, Al Weaver, Kacey Ainsworth, Oliver Dimsdale, Nick Brimble, Gary Beadle, Bradley Hall, Felix Scott, Skye Lucia Degruttola, and Jemma Redgrave. Set in the 1950s, in the Cambridgeshire village of Grantchester, the British detective series is based on James Runcie’s Grantchester Mysteries. The story centers on sleuthing Anglican vicar Sidney Chambers (Norton)...

How sharp are Sidney and Geordie during the fourth season of the Grantchester TV show on PBS? As we all know, the Nielsen ratings typically play a big role in determining whether a TV show like Grantchester is cancelled or renewed for season five. Unfortunately, most of us do not live in Nielsen households. Because many viewers feel frustration when their viewing habits and opinions aren't considered in cancellations and renewals, we invite you to rate all of the season four episodes of Grantchester for us here.

A PBS period mystery drama, Grantchester stars James Norton, Robson Green, Tessa Peake-Jones, Tom Brittney, Al Weaver, Kacey Ainsworth, Oliver Dimsdale, Nick Brimble, Gary Beadle, Bradley Hall, Felix Scott, Skye Lucia Degruttola, and Jemma Redgrave. Set in the 1950s, in the Cambridgeshire village of Grantchester, the British detective series is based on James Runcie’s Grantchester Mysteries. The story centers on sleuthing...

Grantchester will be back! Deadline reports the ITV show has been renewed for a fifth season.

The UK drama, which airs on PBS in the U.S., is set in 1950s England and centers on a detective who teams up with an Anglican vicar to solve crimes. The cast includes James Norton, Robson Green, Morven Christie, Tessa Peake-Jones, Al Weaver, and Kacey Ainsworth.

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This is a good news -- bad news situation. The Grantchester TV show has been renewed for a fourth season on PBS, however, season four will be James Norton's final outing as Anglican priest Vicar Sidney Chambers. Norton is in high demand, these days. He also stars as Alex Godman on McMafia, an AMC--BBC One co-production that centers on a Russian mob family living in exile in London. Grantchester, season four, will premiere on PBS in 2019 at a date Tbd. An ITV and PBS Masterpiece mystery, Grantchester also stars Robson Green as Di Geordie Keating, Sidney Chambers' partner-in-crime-fighting. Co-stars Al Weaver, Tessa Peake-Jones, and Kacey Ainsworth are also returning for Grantchester season four. Meanwhile, the production will be casting for a new...

First the good news for Grantchester fans: The ITV & PBS series has been renewed for Season 4. Now the rotten news: They will be the final episodes with star James Norton as the jazz-loving, crime-solving vicar Sidney Chambers as the actor segues to the BBC-AMC drama McMafia.

Norton, whose name has been bandied about as the next James Bond, will return to the Masterpiece series alongside Robson Green, who co-stars as his partner-in-crimefighting Detective Geordie Keating. Al Weaver, Tessa Peake-Jones and Kacey Ainsworth also star. Production begins in June in London for a 2019 premiere.

But Norton’s exit won’t signal the end of the series set in the 1950s in the English hamlet of Grantchester.

“It’s a bittersweet time for Grantchester fans, who will be cheering the return of the series but crushed to say goodbye to James,” said Masterpiece executive producer Rebecca Eaton at Wgbh Boston.

Network: PBS. Episodes: Ongoing (hour). Seasons: Ongoing. TV show dates (Us): January 18, 2015 — present. Series status: Has not been cancelled. Performers include: James Norton, Robson Green, Morven Christie, Tessa Peake-Jones, Al Weaver, Kacey Ainsworth, Tom Austen, Seline Hizli, Pip Torrens, Pheline Roggan, Fiona Button, Oliver Dimsdale, and Lorne MacFayden. TV show description: Set in the 1950s, in the Cambridgeshire village of Grantchester, the Grantchester TV show is a British detective drama based on James Runcie's Grantchester Mysteries. The story centers on sleuthing Anglican vicar Sidney Chambers (Norton) and his partner in crime-fighting, Detective Inspector Geordie Keating (Green). Young, amiable, attractive, and appealing, Sidney loves warm beer, hot jazz, and his black Labrador, Dickens. A modest and diligent man, Sidney works hard...

Filming has begun in Cheshire on a new 13-episode Cbbc adaptation of Jill Murphy's The Worst Witch.

The books were previously adapted back in the late 1990s for ITV, with a young Felicity Jones, who went on to be nominated for an Oscar for The Theory of Everything, starring as Ethel Hallow, and then again with a new group of young witches in The New Worst Witch in 2005.

Newcomer Bella Ramsey, a member of the Nottingham-based Television Workshop, stars as Mildred Hubble. Bella will also shortly be making her screen debut as Lyanna Mormont in Season 6 of Game of Thrones.

Mildred Hubble is our heroine. From a world outside of magic, she finds herself landing head first, literally, at Miss Cackle’s Academy for witches. The series follows her adventures and friendships as she strives not to be The Worst Witch! Full of flying, magic and plenty of laughs,...

Kacey Ainsworth has been asked to return to 'EastEnders'. The 47-year-old actress has admitted bosses have reached out to her as they're keen for her to reprise her role as Maureen 'Little Mo' Mitchell, who she portrayed from 2000 until 2006, in the soap but she hasn't been able to take them up on their offer as she's been tied up with other projects. She explained: ''It's not like they haven't asked. But the thing is, I have so much on the table at the moment that it would actually be quite difficult to find a space. So it's about timing.'' However,...

Neil Morrissey is starring in series two of ITV's period drama Grantchester.

The actor will appear alongside James Norton and Robson Green, who star as clergyman Sidney Chambers and police inspector Geordie Keating investigating crimes in the 1950s-set village.

Morrissey will play Harding Redmond, the father of teenage girl Abigail (Grace Holley) who is found dead in Grantchester under suspicious circumstances.

He accuses Chambers of having an inappropriate relationship with his daughter - forcing the clergyman to both investigate the girl's murder and clear his name.

But is it too late to save his reputation amongst the residents of Grantchester?

Morrissey said of his new role: "I'm really excited to be joining the cast of Grantchester. It's great to work with James Norton, Robson Green and the rest of the cast, and I can't wait to film in the actual village of Grantchester, which I know is beautiful.

"I'm also...

ITV is shortly to begin production on Season 2 of Grantchester, for air in 2016. The period drama about a sleuthing vicar is produced by Lovely Day. James Norton is returning as Sidney Chambers, the charismatic, charming, crime-fighting clergyman, and Robson Green will return as his partner in crime, Police Inspector Geordie Keating. Also in the cast are Tessa Peake-Jones, Morven Christie, Kacey Ainsworth and Al Weaver. In the new season, which begins a year after the…...

ITV is shortly to begin production on Season 2 of Grantchester, for air in 2016. The period drama about a sleuthing vicar is produced by Lovely Day. James Norton is returning as Sidney Chambers, the charismatic, charming, crime-fighting clergyman, and Robson Green will return as his partner in crime, Police Inspector Geordie Keating. Also in the cast are Tessa Peake-Jones, Morven Christie, Kacey Ainsworth and Al Weaver. In the new season, which begins a year after the…...

The BBC has released a full trailer for this year's Call The Midwife Christmas special.

The 30-second clip is filled with Christmas references including a nativity play, a meal featuring a flaming Christmas pudding and an enormous Christmas tree.

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There are also some more dramatic moments in the trailer, including a baby being taken from a mother and Miranda Hart's Chummy Noakes announcing that "love doesn't always come in the package one expects".

The new clip also features the first look at ex-EastEnders actress Kacey Ainsworth as distraught Poplar resident Nancy.

Regular cast members Hart, Pam Ferris, Jenny Agutter and Helen George will feature in the festive special, which airs on Christmas Day at 7.50pm.

It was recently announced that Call The Midwife has been recommissioned for a fifth series, which will air in 2016.

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Robson Green and EastEnders star Kacey Ainsworth have been cast in a new crime drama from ITV.

Grantchester will star James Norton as Sidney Chambers, a vicar who solves crimes.

Green will play his plain-speaking partner - Police Inspector Geordie Keating - in the six-part series, set in Cambridgeshire, 1953.

Ainsworth is cast as Geordie's loving wife Cathy, while Morven Christie and Tessa Peake-Jones will also star.

Grantchester - written by Daisy Coulam and based on the work of author James Runcie - will shoot from later this month until June.

"Grantchester is an exciting commission," said ITV's Director of Drama, Steve November.

"Daisy Coulam's scripts are vivid and beautifully written with some wonderful characters at the heart of the stories. There's an emotional truth and gravity to this series which makes it a very compelling drama."...

Channel 4′s big new live event show kicks off at the Echo Arena Liverpool with eight brave celebrities taking on urban action sports. Chris Evans and Clare Balding present the two-hour live show every night next week.

Those participating are Dame Kelly Holmes, Kacey Ainsworth, Sarah Jayne Dunn, Jenny Frost, Jonah Lomu, Rufus Hound, Charley Boorman and Sam Branson.

The eight contestants compete against each other over six consecutive nights with the winner in each show taking away £10,000 for their chosen charity, climaxing with a £50,000 charity prize on Friday. Each show also features a guest celebrity performing a spectacular one-off stunt.

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Jake Wood has praised Zöe Lucker for being a "fantastic addition" to the EastEnders cast. The actor, who plays Max Branning in the soap, revealed that he enjoys good chemistry with the former Footballers' Wives actress. Lucker's character Vanessa Gold was confirmed earlier this year as Max's love interest. Wood told Holy Soap: "I'd never met Zöe before, even though she's a friend of another good friend of mine, Kacey Ainsworth, and I think (more)...

Kacey Ainsworth has claimed that she could make a comeback to EastEnders. The 39-year-old actress, who played Little Mo on the BBC One soap between 2000 and 2006, hinted that the upcoming return of Jessie Wallace as Kat and Shane Richie's Alfie could reopen the door for her character. She told The Sun: "I'd never say never [to a return]. I love the fact that people like what I did when I was there." When asked about the (more)...

Former Footballers' Wives and Strictly Come Dancing star Zoe Lucker has joined the cast of EastEnders as a new love interest for Max Branning. The 35-year-old mother-of-one, who played glamourous superbitch Tanya Turner in the ITV football drama, takes on the role of "dynamic and assured" businesswoman Vanessa and immediately attracts the attention of ladies' man Max. When Vanessa stops by the car lot to do business with Max (Jake Wood), there's an immediate chemistry between the pair and it looks like Max has finally met his match - but it's clear that all is not what it seems. Speaking of her casting, Lucker said: "I'm a huge fan of the show and I'm really looking forward to working closely with Jake Wood. I've heard fantastic things about the show though friends like Kacey Ainsworth and Natalie (more)...

Kacey Ainsworth has announced that she would be willing to return to EastEnders if she was ever offered the chance. In an interview with Reveal magazine, the actress confirmed that she has fond memories of her time playing Little Mo Mitchell on the Walford soap. Ainsworth commented: "EastEnders was a great place to work and I made some close friends during my six years there. "If a storyline was there for me then of course (more)...

Leamington Spa film company Entanglement Productions has won third place in the Best Film category of the Iov (Institute of Videography) awards with its sci-fi thriller Triple Hit.

The film's writer/producer/director Huw Bowen is pictured below receving the award from Iov's Chris Waterlow and former Tomorrow's World star Maggie Philbin in an Oscars-style ceremony at the Iov Annual Convention, held at the Ricoh Arena in Coventry.

Triple Hit was one of only five short-listed titles within the Best Film category. Judges were looking for exceptional video production standards, originality and creative flair.

The film is among the 150-plus movies being screened this week at the first Falstaff International Film Festival in Stratford-on-Avon, Warwickshire.

The film - previously called Schrodinger's Girl - centres on Rebecca Hunter, a disgraced scientist conducting research into alternate universes. She discovers a way to travel between realities and then finds her parallel-world counterparts have...

Kacey Ainsworth has insisted that she feels proud when people mention her time in EastEnders. The 39-year-old actress played troubled Little Mo Mitchell on the Walford drama for almost six years before bowing out from the part in 2006. Asked if soap fans continue to associate her with the show, Ainsworth replied: "Yes, but I don't mind being associated with it - it's not something I'm embarrassed of." Speaking to Pa, she continued: "I (more)...