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The Gangs of London season 3 trailer offers the first look at returning characters and reveals a release window.

Today, Sky TV shared the first official teaser trailer for Gangs of London season 3. Watch it below:

More to come...

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Gangs of London

Gangs of London is a crime drama series that centers on Sean Wallace, who must navigate a volatile criminal underworld in London after the assassination of his father, Finn Wallace. His quest to restore control threatens the fragile peace between the city's rival gangs.

Cast Samuel Mak, Aiste S. Gram, Valene Kane, Sophie Evans, David Avery, Victoria Broom, Ioan Hefin, Darren Evans, Narges Rashidi, Mads Koudal, Gordon Alexander, Tim Berrington, Sharon Morgan, Richard Harrington, Pavel Douglas, Lobo Chan, Jake Curran, Waleed Zuaiter, Lee Charles, Cornell John, Ian Beattie, Ray Panthaki, Jing Lusi, Lucian Msamati, Michelle FairleyCharacter(s) Agnesa, Jacqueline Robinson, Young Daughter, Ioan, Jevan Kapadia, Lale,...

If you’ve ever questioned the need for police resources to be spent on decades-old cold cases, Steeltown Murders will leave you in no doubt. Over four episodes, this BBC drama shows how momentous it is for victims and their families to know the truth about a crime, however much time has passed since it was committed.

In 1973, three Welsh teenagers were murdered in Neath and Port Talbot. Sandra Newton, Pauline Floyd and Gwyneth Hughes were picked up hitchhiking after nights out, and then raped, strangled to death and discarded. For almost 30 years, their families and friends lived without knowing who their killer was or whether he walked among them.

Steeltown Murders shows how those three decades were permeated with grief, regret and guilt – not from the killer, whose motivations and reactions this BBC drama studiously ignores – but from the girls’ loved ones, and from the police who initially failed them.

In 1973, the killer of Welsh teenagers Sandra Newton, Pauline Flynn and Gwendoline Hughes was not caught, despite a high-profile and widespread investigation by South Wales Police. The girls’ families spent the next three decades not knowing who was responsible for brutally taking the lives of their loved ones, or whether he still lived alongside them in the local Neath and Port Talbot communities.

In 2002, a development in forensics changed everything. The cold case was reopened with much pared-down resources, and crime scene DNA was successfully used to identify Wales’ first recorded serial killer. Steeltown Murders is the story of the loss, guilt and suspicion that followed the 1970s murders, and of the perseverance of the officers who were eventually able to provide the victims’ families with the answers they’d been denied years before.

Here are the actors making up the cast behind Steeltown Murders‘ dramatisation of real-life figures and events.

“Game of Thrones” consistently landed loads of Emmy nominations for each of its eight seasons, including several each time for its eclectic cast. Peter Dinklage (Tyrion Lannister) was consistently the pick of the bunch, contending each and every season and winning a whopping four times. Now, it’s the turn of the “Thrones'” prequel, “House of the Dragon,” to step into the Emmy spotlight.

Here are five cast members who deserve Emmy consideration.

Emma D’Arcy

D’Arcy plays the older version of Princess Rhaenyra Targaryen, who is at the center of the entire series. D’Arcy, who is non-binary, imbued Rhaenyra with a steely power and held a commanding presence while on screen. She is a strong contender for Best Drama Actress, ranking just behind Melanie Lynskey (“Yellowjackets”) and Imelda Staunton (“The Crown”) and just ahead of Bella Ramsey (“The Last of Us”), Elisabeth Moss (“The Handmaid’s Tale”), and Sharon Morgan...

Exclusive: Philip Glenister and Steffan Rhodri are to front a factual-based drama for the BBC.

Filming on Steeltown Murders (working title) has begun in and around South Wales, with Life on Mars and State Play actor Glenister and Gavin and Stacey and In My Skin‘s Rhodri in the lead roles as Dci Paul Bathell and Phil ‘Bach’ Rees. Ed Whitmore (Manhunt) is the writer.

Severn Screen, one of the co-producers on ITV’s high rating 2021 series The Pembrokeshire Murders, is producing in association with All3Media International.

The four part-drama is set in both 1973 and the early 2000s, contrasting the policing methods of the 1970s with the forensic breakthroughs of the early Noughties. It centers on the hunt to catch the killer of three young women in Port Talbot, Wales, and the how the mystery — the first case of its kind — was solved 30 years after the crimes thanks to pioneering DNA evidence.

Stars: Catrin Stewart, Dyfan Dwyfor, Carwyn Glyn, Sharon Morgan, Ryland Teifi | Written by Fflur Dafydd | Directed by Euros Lyn

I have to admit, I’ve never really taken notice if a film is Welsh, but The Library Suicides (aka Y Llyfrgell) is different. Actually, in Welsh, it stands out as a film that feels more a part of Nordic Noir than British in style and manages to be something a bit different and special.

When famous author Elena Wdig (Sharon Morgan) commits suicide, she leaves her twin daughters, librarians Ana and Nan (both played by Catrin Stewart) to deal with the loss. Her final words to them suggest the name of a man who may have murdered her, leading them to look for revenge.

One thing that is noticeable about The Library Suicides is the theme of duality. While to go too far into what happens in the movie would spoil the experience,...

Filming will last for three weeks on location at the National Library of Wales.

The Library Suicides, an adaptation of Fflur Dafydd’s novel The Library (Y Llyfrgell), has begun its three-week shoot in the National Library of Wales.

The film, which will be shot in the Welsh language, is the debut feature from director Euros Lyn, who has had a 15-year career directing across numerous television genres, with stints on the likes of Daredevil, Sherlock, Broadchurch, Black Mirror and Doctor Who.

The Library Suicides is the third project to go into production from Ffilm Cymru Wales’ emerging talent scheme ‘Cinematic’; the initiative has been developed in partnership with the BFI Film Fund, BBC Films, Creative Skillset, Edicis, Soda Pictures and S4C.

The story follows two librarians whose mother, a famous author, apparently commits sucidie, leaving them devastated. However, the mother’s final words suggest that her biographer may have been responsible for her murder; the twins...

Here is a cool behind the scenes video for Starz upcoming Torchwood: Miracle Day. The series features the return of John Barrowman, Eve Myles and Kai Owen with new roles for Mekhi Phifer, Alexa Havins, Arlene Tur, Bill Pullman, Lauren Ambrose, Tom Price, William Thomas, Sharon Morgan, Dillon Casey, Dicehn Lachman, Lena Kaur, Wayne Knight, Ernie Hudson, C. Thomas Howell and John de Lancie.

Here is what Barrowman had to say about the show:

“We’ve got helicopters. We’ve got explosions. We’ve got car crashes. We’ve got poisonings. You name it, we got it on Torchwood.”

Check out the video below:

Show Description:

One day, nobody dies. All across the world, nobody dies. And then the next day, and the next, and the next, people keep aging -- they get hurt and sick -- but they never die. The result: a population boom, overnight.

With all the extra people,...

Here is the official trailer for Torchwood: Miracle Day, which premieres July 8th at 10pm e/p on Starz. It is a spinoff of Doctor Who, and began airing in Britain in 2006. The series ran for two 13-episode seasons and then aired a single five-episode story, "Children of Earth" over a single week. The new show was shot mainly in the Us and will run for 10 episodes involving a single, ongoing storyline called "Miracle Day" in which an unknown force prevents anyone on Earth from dying.

The series features the return of John Barrowman, Eve Myles and Kai Owen with new roles for Mekhi Phifer, Alexa Havins, Arlene Tur, Bill Pullman, Lauren Ambrose, Tom Price, William Thomas, Sharon Morgan, Dillon Casey, Dicehn Lachman, Lena Kaur, Wayne Knight, Ernie Hudson, C. Thomas Howell and John de Lancie.

Check out the trailer in the player below!

Two more actors have been confirmed for roles in the next series of Torchwood. In an interview with BBC News, series creator Russell T. Davies recently confirmed that Sharon Morgan will reprise her role as Mary, the mother of Gwen (Eve Myles). The actress previously played the role in 2008 Torchwood episode 'Something Borrowed' and has also appeared in BBC Wales drama Belonging and sitcom After You've Gone. Last week, it was confirmed that William Thomas will also return to the show as Gwen's father Geraint. (more)...

Even as we speak, fannish folk are gathering together at Dragon*Con, the insanely popular Sf/Fantasy/Horror/Film/Gaming extravaganza. It's almost as well known as ComicCon and has a bit more of a "pure" rep, given that it's organized and run by fans for fans. The Big Boys still show up, but it's focused on Regular Folk instead of the needs of Big Studios.

Guests this year include:

• Tobe Hooper • Eric Basaldua • David Prowse • Edmund Schubert • Paul Dini • Sharon Morgan • Flynn's Folly • Bradley H Sinor • Edward James Olmos • Misty Lee • Jason Yungbluth • Robert Duncan McNeill • Kaza Kingsley • George Romero • Eric Wight • Sean H Shaw

But the operative word is include. There's a huge listing of everyone showing up on the site. And there are all sorts of tracks, interest groupings, to suit damn well near every need, from gaming to How-To.

Best of all? doorQ.com is there.