In her hit ITV series, Jean Marsh, who has died aged 90, gave a voice to the servants below stairs. It was a quietly radical ...

Jean Marsh, who was well known for starring in 1980s fantasy film 'Willow' as well as TV series 'Upstairs Downstairs', has died aged 90.

After news that ITV bosses are in talks to reboot the show, a host of fan favourites could be returning to screens for the ...

According to reports, season seven will be hitting screens next year, with the trio set to film the six-parter in January. A source told The Sun: ‘This is the news Line of Duty fans have been waiting ...

This spring, one iteration, with its effortless waves and chic muss, has been overshadowing the rest and it belongs to Keeley Hawes. So, if you're tempted by a spring chop or are looking for a chic ...

Steve Keeley joined the FOX 29 News team in 2002 as a reporter for "Good Day Philadelphia." Before returning to his hometown of Philadelphia, Steve worked with NBC affiliates since 1987 ...

In April 2015, Macfadyen explained to The Big Issue how he and Hawes balance their time between family and their busy careers. 'Keeley is flying at the moment. She’s up for a BAFTA,' he said.

The second series followed an investigation of another missing young person, but this time it was based in Germany with David Morrissey and Keeley Hawes playing the roles of the devastated parents.

Here’s everything to know about actress and producer Keeley Hawes and her relationship with Matthew Macfayden. Hawes grew up in Marylebone, London, where she was originally known as Clare Julia Hawes.

In April 2015, Macfadyen explained to The Big Issue how he and Hawes balance their time between family and their busy careers. “Keeley is flying at the moment. She’s up for a BAFTA,” he said.

When he played Dr. Kildare, the tall, blond, blue-eyed, 27-year-old former college sprinter became a fan-magazine favorite who was soon generating up to 12,000 fan letters a week. Dubbed the ...

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Richard Chamberlain, the handsome hero of the 1960s television series “Dr. Kildare” who found a second career as an award-winning “king of the miniseries,” has died.