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"Oh, I fell in love with the place..." Parkland Ent. in the UK has released an official trailer for an indie drama titled Provenance, a romantic thriller marking the feature directorial debut of the cinematographer Ben Hecking. This originally premiered at the East End Film Festival in the UK in 2017, but hasn't had a release yet for the last three years. John Finch has fled to his holiday home in the south of France to start a new way of life. Whilst waiting for his younger lover Sophia to join him, a seemingly chance encounter with a man called Peter will threaten to destroy everything. "A tangled web of passion, trauma, memory and love builds towards a tragic climax. With riveting central performances, Provenance is a devastating reminder that we can never escape our past." Ain't that the truth. Starring Christian McKay, Charlotte Vega, and Harry Macqueen. This looks like a very emotional,...

The setting has the small town sleepy feel of A Year In Provence - an idea that recent Brit ex-pat and concert pianist John Finch (Christain McKay) has bought into, with his morning constitutional to the local cafe for espresso and croissant and his jaunty "Bonjour" to the rheumy-eyed locals he passes each day.

He has a cottage on the edge of Entrecasteaux, a place filled with memories of summers gone by and where he has installed himself to lick his wounds after the failure of his marriage and dream of lovers past and present.

There's a touch of Claude Chabrol's psychological unease at work in this debut from debut director Ben Hecking, who takes his time to set up the drivers of his film, including an encounter with a young British tourist (Harry Mcqueen) and the arrival of John's much younger lover Sophia (Charlotte Vega).

The director - who pulls double.

Grey's Anatomy may have wrapped up its sixteenth season early, but spin-off series Station 19 is still chugging along.

The two shows, however, share a universe, meaning that Grey's Anatomy characters work with people from Station 19, and vice-versa.

ABC has dropped a new trailer for Station 19 Season 3 Episode 15, and it shows an armed woman causing trouble after an incident.

In a twist of fate, Jackson Avery (Jesse Williams) is in the ambulance trying to operate on a patient, and Ben (Jason George) is also present.

As the clip plays out, gunshots ring out at the conclusion, while Bailey is seen in Grey Sloan Memorial realizing that something is amiss.

Perhaps it's because the ambulance doesn't show up when it should.

If you watch Grey's Anatomy online, you know Bailey has suffered a lot of heartache of late, so killing off her husband would be cruel.

Heck, even killing Jackson would be cruel.

Exclusive: Me And Orson Welles star to co-direct with Ben Hecking.

British actor Christian McKay, perhaps best known for his eponymous role in Me And Orson Welles, is to co-direct intense relationship drama Provenance with cinematographer Ben Hecking.

The independent British feature, which is in pre-production, marks the directorial debut for both McKay and Hecking and is based on an original story developed by the duo.

McKay, also known for roles in Rush, The Theory Of Everything and the upcoming Florence Foster Jenkins, will also star alongside Spanish actress Charlotte Vega (Another Me, The Refugees, El club de los incomprendidos) in her first leading English-language role and Harry Macqueen.

Macqueen is the writer, director and star of British drama Hinterland, on which Hecking served as cinematographer. He also had a small role in Me And Orson Welles.

Provenance is produced by White Horse Films and is fully funded. Shooting will begin in the south of France in April...

The prognosis for USA Network’s Complications is looking grim.

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The drama — about an ER doctor (Vegas‘ Jason O’Mara) whose life takes a dangerous turn after he witnesses a drive-by shooting — has been called after one season, our sister site Deadline reports.

Season 1 of the drama wrapped on Aug. 13 when O’Mara’s Dr. John Ellison and colleague Gretchen more or less put one set of complications behind them — by striking a deal with the gang leader who had been lording over them,...

Jason O’Mara drama “Complications” has been canceled by USA after one season, the cable network announced Friday. From “Burn Notice” creator Matt Nix and Fox Television Studios, “Complications” centered around John Ellison (O’Mara), a disillusioned suburban ER doctor who found his existence transformed when he intervened in a drive-by shooting, saving a young boy’s life and killing one of his attackers. Aside from O’Mara, Angel joined regular cast members Jessica Szohr, Beth Riesgraf and Lauren Stamile. Also Read: TheWrap's TV Stars and Showrunners Exclusive Portraits (Updating Photos) The show premiered on June 18, 2015, and wrapped up its 10-episode season on Aug.

As USA Network’s Complications wrapped its freshman run, Dr. John Ellison trades one load of troubles for another.

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In meeting with Detective Holden and his shady-looking new partner, John declined to divulge any details until he was face-to-face with the Da with an immunity deal in front of him. Alas, John did let slip that Antoine was safe and sound at a medical facility, effectively putting Holden on his scent.

Gretchen later was tending to Antoine, who took a turn for the worse after falling during transit,...

When last we tuned into USA Network’s Complications, Dr. John Ellison (played by Jason O’Mara) had just told young Antoine’s incarcerated father how things were gonna be. How he was going to walk away from this ordeal once and for all, never to worry for his family’s safety.

Meanwhile, nurse Gretchen (Gossip Girl alum Jessica Szohr) seemingly got a handle on her own liability, Jed, the hospital wonk who knows way too much about what she and John have been up to since Antoine’s shooting.

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Are the complications over?...

The Performer | Shiri Appleby

The Show | UnREAL

The Episode | “Future” (Aug. 3)

Among the flurry of favorable adjectives one could use to describe UnREAL‘s Rachel Goldberg — due largely to Shiri Appleby’s consistently layered performances — “unpredictable” is perhaps the most fitting. And never was Rachel, nor Appleby, more unpredictable than during this week’s season finale.

The complicated events of the finale forced Rachel to present a completely different face to nearly everyone she encountered on the Everlasting set, a feat she accomplished with such conviction that it left us wondering if Appleby had somehow cloned herself into five different,...

Welcome to the Week of Constance Zimmer.

Already over the past few days, the actress has wielded wicked moves on Lifetime’s UnREAL and played around on NBC’s Hollywood Game Night. On top of that, she returns to USA Network’s Complications tonight (at 9/8c) to check in on Dr. John Ellison (played by Jason O’Mara), who since his previous shrink session has gotten even deeper with his dark dilemma.

“I don’t know what’s happening,” Zimmer marvels of her sudden omnipresence. “I feel like I’m on television far too much this week!”

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The Complications keep on coming for Dr. John Ellison, as seen in this exclusive sneak peek from the increasingly intense USA Network drama.

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When last we tuned in, John (played by Jason O’Mara) had “confessed” his drug problem to colleague Bridget (Lauren Stamile), after she found the morphine vial he discarded after Darius’ impromptu bullet removal in the Pt room.

In the video clip above, Bridget — following a run-in with the ever-curious police — is rarin’ to follow up with John about his odd behavior and “problem,” but his wife is hovering nearby.

Dr. John Ellison has Complications, all right.

On USA Network’s new summer drama (airing Thursdays at 9/8c), Irish actor Jason O’Mara plays a surgeon who spends precious little time tending to actual patients, focused instead as he is on fending off a local gang that has charged him with keeping 11-year-old drive-by target Antoine safe and sound.

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As if that weren’t enough for the good doc to barely handle, his cohort in this do-or-die agenda is a nurse, Gretchen (played by Jessica Szohr), who knows...

Jason O’Mara ran into Complications as the star of USA Network’s new Thursday-night drama. When compared to standard-issue medical dramas, is this fresh twist just what the doctor ordered?

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In the 10-episode series, O’Mara plays John Ellison, a suburban doc who, still processing his daughter’s recent death (and while in the course of rushing an ailing squirrel to the vet), lays witness to a drive-by shooting. John leaps out of his parked car and tends to the critically wounded victim — Antoine, the 11-year-old son of the...

Famed politician and writer Clare Boothe Luce once scribed, “No good deed goes unpunished,” a statement that rings true in USA Network’s tense new drama Complications. When ER doctor John Ellison saves the young victim of a drive-by shooting, his act of selfless heroism pulls him into the dangerous world of street gangs. He’s given the directive to protect the boy “or else” and embarks on a series of lies and covert decisions meant to save the child, but which add — like the name of the series implies — complications. “Every action he takes has a repercussion; it snowballs … Continue reading →

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USA Network unveiled spots for its new scripted series Complications and Mr. Robot during NBCUniversal’s upfront presentation today. Complications stars Jason O’Mara as Dr. John Ellison, a suburban doctor who, while still dealing with the emotional effects of his daughter’s death, intervenes in a drive-by shooting, saving a young boy’s life. Jessica Szohr, Beth Riesgraf and Lauren Stamile also star. Complications premieres June 18. Techno thriller Mr. Robot follows…...

At today's TCA panel on his new USA series Complications, executive producer Matt Nix said the show grew out of an incredibly stupid thing he did about a decade ago while living in a dicey neighborhood in pre-gentrification Echo Park. The drama series centers on John Ellison (Jason O'Mara), a disillusioned suburban ER doctor who finds his existence transformed when he intervenes in a drive-by shooting, saving a young boy's life and killing one of his attackers. (Watch…...

The Hub's “R.L. Stine's The Haunting Hour” actor Matt Angel has joined USA Network's “Complications” in a potentially recurring role, TheWrap has learned exclusively. From “Burn Notice” creator Matt Nix and Fox Television Studios, “Complications” centers around John Ellison (Jason O'Mara), a disillusioned suburban ER doctor who finds his existence transformed when he intervenes in a drive-by shooting, saving a young boy's life and killing one of his attackers. See photos: ‘American Horror Story’ to ‘True Detective': 8 Anthology Series That Are Changing TV When Ellison learns the boy is the son of an influential gang leader and is still a target,...

Approximately 18 productions of Shakespeare are taking place in New York this season. Sure, every actor wants to play Hamlet at least once, but who is today’s Shakespeare? And wouldn’t it be more fun to play a role that no one else has attempted? “Shakespeare’s great, but he was really written for the time period he was in. New plays are reflective of the age that we live in, and it’s sort of the reason the art has persisted the way it has,” says John Pollono, who wrote and stars in “Small Engine Repair,” which is playing at McC Theater. “If you’re doing a classic play that has been done 500 times, you already know it works, so there’s a safety in that. Remove that safety element and have some balls.” A few actors and writers are exercising their balls this season. Pulitzer Prize winner Bruce Norris has a new play,...

Britain's Queen Elizabeth was banned from using her royal box at Newbury racecourse. The 83-year-old monarch sat in the luxury suite on Friday (17.04.09) to watch one of her horses race and enjoyed the day so much she decided to return the next afternoon - only to discover course officials had rented out the royal room for a private function. Instead, the queen was moved to the Champions Suite, a hospitality box only accessible by a public lift. A source said: "She had to slum it in one of the hospitality boxes. It was unusual." Insurance broker John Finch had hired the royal box for £10,000 to celebrate his 60th birthday with wife Sheila. He told Britain's The Daily Mail...