The Assassin, the new series starring Keeley Hawes and Freddie Highmore, has released its first-look images. The upcoming ...

Keeley and Freddie, who are both executive producers, lead the cast alongside Shalom, as well as Gina Gershon (Riverdale, New Amsterdam), Jack Davenport (The Morning Show, Pirates of the Caribbean), ...

Other names to make up the star-studded cast include Killing Eve actor Robert Gilbert, Pippa Haywood from Bodyguard, and Casualty actress Sasha Behar. UKTV has announced that the series will be ...

Keeley Hawes: "I was sent the script ... And back then the TV was only on half the day." Hawes: "I remember we would do little plays and my brother Jamie would be the donkey and I’d sit, because ...

But the Austen taking centre stage here is Cassandra, Jane’s sister, played by Keeley Hawes. For years ... Line Of Duty, It’s A Sin, Bodyguard – she has proven herself to be versatile. Later this year ...

On a system level, an iPhone can use AirPlay to cast media from video and music apps to any device that also supports AirPlay. This originally was exclusive to the Apple TV, but AirPlay now ...

Congratulations @keeleyhawes and cast, it was stunning ... but especially Keeley Hawes (as always) and Synnøve Karlsen." Someone else added: "Oh the joy of Keeley Hawes #Missausten excellent Sunday ...

Brilliant cast, beautifully played by all #MissAusten.' Someone else chimed in: 'Oh the joy of Keeley Hawes #Missausten excellent Sunday evening TV already on iPlayer.' A fourth penned ...

Congratulations @keeleyhawes and cast ... Keeley Hawes (as always) and Synnøve Karlsen." Someone else added: "Oh the joy of Keeley Hawes #Missausten excellent Sunday evening tv already on ...

Keeley Hawes leads Miss Austen, BBC's newest drama which tells the life story of Jane Austen's sister Cassandra and their familial relationship. The series is based on Gill Hornby's novel of the same ...

Jane Austen (Patsy Ferran) is dead. Decades later, her spinster sister Cassandra (Keeley Hawes) discovers that Jane’s letters – in all their acerbic, revelatory glory – are about to fall ...