Sarah Bradbury

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  “You’ve got to laugh at the chaos”: Harriet Dyer and Patrick Brammall on Colin from Accounts
  Sarah Bradbury 18th May 2023
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  “It’s a tragic love story”: Rhianne Barreto and Abigail Lawrie on No Escape

  No Escape is the brand-new show...

  Sarah Bradbury 17th May 2023
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  The Little Mermaid: On the red carpet with Halle Bailey, Javier Bardem and fellow cast at the London premiere
  Sarah Bradbury 16th May 2023
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  “15-year-olds are flocking to people like Andrew Tate because there’s such confusion around what masculinity is or whether it even exists”: Noah Caplan on Stepping Stone
  Sarah Bradbury 15th May 2023
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  “If the people controlling the majority of the media made are almost all white, heterosexual males… then what happens to our world?”: Nina Menkes on Brainwashed: Sex-Camera-Power
  Sarah Bradbury 12th May 2023
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  “You don’t always get time to extensively work through a character and we got the chance to do that”: Letitia Wright and Agnieszka Smoczyńska on The Silent Twins
  Sarah Bradbury 6th May 2023
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  “Most narratives of motherhood were just that it’s all picture-perfect, this show shook things up”: Nikki Duval on Workin’ Moms season seven
  Sarah Bradbury 5th May 2023
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  “I’m always drawn to how ordinary people are left to pick up the pieces from high-level game playing”: Ben Anthony on Hijacked – Flight 73
  Sarah Bradbury 5th May 2023
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  “Freddie is different from the usual nice, soft female character that you see in Asian cinema a lot, mostly from male Asian directors”: Davy Chou on Return to Seoul
  Sarah Bradbury 5th May 2023
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  “A lot of the time, growing up, we didn’t really feel seen”: Robert Higgins and Patrick McGivney on Lakelands
  Sarah Bradbury 5th May 2023