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Tom Mison (Sleepy Hollow, Watchmen) is among seven actors joining the recurring cast of MGM+’s modernized Robin Hood adaptation, our sister site Deadline reports. Mison will play Hugh, the father of Rob (NCIS: Sydney‘s Jack Patten), described as a “proud Saxon with deep ties to the land.”

Other additions include Graeme Thomas King (Pretty Little Liars: The Perfectionists), Anastasia Griffith (Once Upon a Time), Matija Gredić, Mihailo Lazić, Boban Marjanović (John Wick: Chapter 3) and Jelena Gavrilović (The Outpost).

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Hulu has released the official trailer for its latest limited series, “Washington Black,” starring Ernest Kingsley Jr. and Sterling K. Brown The eight-episode series is set to release on July 23 on Hulu in the U.S. and Disney+ internationally.

The series, based on Esi Edugyan’s best selling novel of the same name, follows George Washington “Wash” Black, an 11-year-old boy born on a Barbados sugar plantation, whose prodigious scientific mind sets him on a path of unexpected destiny in the 19th century. After an accident forces him to flee, he is thrust into a globe-spanning adventure that challenges and reshapes his understanding of family, freedom and love. As Wash begins to navigate his journey into uncharted lands and impossible odds, he finds the courage to imagine a future beyond the confines of the society he was born into.

Additional cast members for “Washington Black” include Tom Ellis, Rupert Graves,...

Have you ever heard of a series being renewed before the first season even premiered? While it's not uncommon, it rarely happens unless that show is tied to a popular one. Outlanderis one of the most popular historical romance dramas, spanning seven seasons, with an eighth and final season on the way. Its success prompted Starz, in 2023, to order a prequel, Outlander: Blood of My Blood, in conjunction with the final season. With the show set to premiere on Aug. 8, 2025, the debut season will have 10 episodes, and fans already have high expectations. Although August is still weeks away, Starz already has an update for fans about the fate of Season 2.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Starz has ordered a sophomore season of the prequel of its long-running drama, which has a 90% on Rotten Tomatoes. Outlander: Blood of My Blood, produced by Sony Pictures TV, began production for the second season on Monday,...

Today, BritBox debuted the official trailer for its Original six-episode series Outrageous, which will premiere June 18 in the U.S. and Canada with the first two episodes, with subsequent episodes available weekly.

An official selection of this year’s Tribeca Festival, Outrageous is created and written by Sarah Williams, and is based on Mary Lovell’s definitive biography The Sisters: The Saga of the Mitford Family.

Bessie Carter stars as Nancy Mitford, alongside Joanna Vanderham as Diana Mitford, Shannon Watson as Unity Mitford, Zoe Brough (Casualty) as Jessica Mitford, Orla Hill as Deborah Mitford, and Isobel Jesper Jones as Pamela Mitford.

Their brother Tom will be played by Toby Regbo, with Anna Chancellor and James Purefoy at the top of the family tree as Muv and Farve.

The series also features Joshua Sasse as Oswald Mosley, Jamie Blackley as Peter Rodd, James Musgrave (Einstein and the Bomb) as Hamish Erskine,...

Exclusive: Lauren McQueen (Here) has been cast as the female lead opposite Jack Patten in MGM+‘s upcoming series Robin Hood.

Rounding out the main cast of the drama are Lydia Peckham (Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes), Steven Waddington (The Trap), Marcus Fraser (Foundation), Angus Castle-Doughty (Shadow and Bone) and actor/digital creator Henry Rowley. In addition to Patten, they join previously cast Sean Bean.

Lydia Peckham, Steven Waddington, Marcus Fraser, Angus Castle-Doughty and Henry Rowley

From Lionsgate TV and showrunner John Glenn, Robin Hood is described as a sweeping, romantic adventure, a modern take of the classic tale that brings historical authenticity, psychological depth, and a heightened focus on the relationship between Rob and Marian.

In the series, following the Norman invasion of England, Rob (Patten) – a Saxon forester’s son – and Marian, the daughter of a Norman lord – fall in love and work together to fight for justice and freedom.

Banijay Entertainment is set to impress at the upcoming London TV Screenings with one of the most extensive and diverse lineups in global TV in terms of both quality and quantity. This year’s showcase, Banijay @ BAFTA 195 Piccadilly, open exclusively to buyers, will spotlight 13 scripted titles, 15 factual series, nine new unscripted formats, and six third-party shows featuring some of the most anticipated new programming on the market.

The event will take place on Wednesday, Feb. 26, across three sessions and is expected to attract a record number of global buyers eager to explore Banijay’s diverse offerings.

Leading the charge for Banijay is “Maigret,” the first contemporary TV adaptation of the iconic detective novels by Georges Simenon, heading for PBS Masterpiece. Written by Patrick Harbinson, the market debut – produced by Playground, behind “Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light” – introduces a fresh take on the legendary Parisian Chief Inspector Jules Maigret.

Masterpiece on PBS has just unveiled the first look at Benjamin Wainwright (Belgravia: The Next Chapter) as Paris’s most renowned detective, Chief Inspector Jules Maigret, in the upcoming contemporary adaptation of Maigret. Based on Georges Simenon’s iconic novels, PBS have put a new spin on the legendary sleuth, as the upcoming series repositions him as an up and coming star in the Police Judiciaire — someone who is methodical, voracious in his approach, and with a knack of getting inside the minds of criminals. It's the first time the character of Maigret has been adapted in a modern setting, which should make it one of the most anticipated crime series on the horizon.

Bottoms star/co-writer Rachel Sennott’s next project has officially landed a series order at HBO.

The premium cabler has picked up an untitled comedy — starring, written and executive-produced by Sennott — in which “a codependent friend group reunites, navigating how the time apart, ambition, and new relationships have changed them,” per the official synopsis.

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Colin Callender’s Playground will adapt Georges Simenon’s best-selling detective novels “Maigret” into a television series set to air in the U.S. on PBS under the “Masterpiece” banner.

The adaptation of the streetwise Parisian Chief Inspector Jules Maigret has started production in Budapest. Callender and David Stern will executive produce for Playground.

Benjamin Wainwright will play Maigret and Stefanie Martini stars as Madame Louise Maigret.

“George Simenon’s creation of Jules Maigret holds a firm place in the pantheon of great literary detectives and we are incredibly grateful to our partners ‘Masterpiece,’ Banijay, Ilp and John Simenon for their trust and support as we endeavor to bring a contemporary Maigret to a new, worldwide audience,” Stern said. “Patrick Harbinson’s brilliantly fresh take on this iconic IP is reflective of Playground’s ambition to expand our growing slate of contemporary returning dramas that speak to a global marketplace.

A new iteration of one of the most beloved detectives in fiction is coming to PBS.

The public broadcaster has ordered Maigret, a series based on Georges Simenon’s novels about Jules Maigret, a chief inspector for the Paris police. Production on the series, which stars Benjamin Wainwright as the title character, has begun in Budapest; it will air under PBS’ Masterpiece Mystery! banner.

Simenon published more than 100 novels and short stories about Maigret, selling more books than any other detective series aside from Sherlock Holmes. The new Maigret series, produced by Playground (Wolf Hall, All Creatures Great and Small), is set in the present and will position the character as an unconventional young detective with something to prove, a rising star in the Police Judiciaire who is relentless in his investigations and has both an uncanny ability to get under the skin of the criminals he is chasing and...

The long-gestating TV adaptation of Georges Simenon’s Maigret has landed at PBS Masterpiece, with Belgravia: The Next Chapter’s Benjamin Wainwright and Stefanie Martini (Prime Suspect 1973) playing the eponymous leads.

From Colin Callender’s Wolf Hall producer Playground, the series follows the detective and his wife in Paris. Maigret is a rising star in the Police Judiciaire, relentless in his investigations, with an uncanny ability to get under the skin of the criminals he is chasing and a matchless knowledge of Paris and its inhabitants. Lead Wainwright played Lord Frederick Trenchard in MGM+ sequel series Belgravia: The Next Chapter, which followed on from Julian Fellowes’ original.

Patrick Harbinson is writing Maigret and the cast includes Blake Harrison, Reda Elazouar, Kerrie Hayes, Shaniqua Okwok and Rob Kazinsky, with Nathalie Armin set to play Prosecutor Mathilde Kernavel.

The Maigret books are the second best-selling detective series of all time behind Sherlock. Playground licensed them from Georges Simenon Limited and unveiled the development three years ago, at which point Red Arrow Studios International – which is no longer attached – was co-producing. Banijay Rights has since boarded and will sell globally.

The previous Maigret TV adaptation aired on ITV for two seasons from 2016, starring Rowan Atkinson.

Playground Joint MD David Stern said: “George Simenon’s creation of Jules Maigret holds a firm place in the pantheon of great literary detectives and we are incredibly grateful to our partners and John Simenon for their trust and support as we endeavor to bring a contemporary Maigret to a new, worldwide audience.”

Harbinson will direct the first two episodes of the Maigret series with Faye Gilbert directing 3 and 4, and David Evans taking 5 and 6. Susanne Simpson serves as the executive producer on behalf of Masterpiece the lead commissioning broadcaster, with John Simenon executive producing on behalf of Georges Simenon Limited. International distribution will be handled by Banijay Rights, the global sales arm of Banijay Entertainment.

Playground has been busy of late. The indie has completed the second in the Wolf Hall franchise, also for Masterpiece and the BBC, and is working on an Inspector Lynley Mysteries adaptation for BritBox International.

Where are all my horror fans? Netflix recently added 10 horror films to its platform on the first of August. While I recommend checking out each new release, the one that should be at the top of your watchlist is the 2024 supernatural horror film Tarot. This movie is criminally underrated, in my opinion, when it really deserves all the love and attention.

Spenser Cohen and Anna Halberg (The Expendables 4) wrote and directed Tarot, making it their feature film directorial debuts. Like most movies nowadays, Tarot is based on another piece of work. It's based on Nicholas Adams' 1992 novel Horrorscope. Although panned by critics, the horror flick still managed to be a box-office success, grossing $49 million worldwide against a budget of $8 million.

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Filming has begun on Outrageous, a six-part series about the Mitford sisters, with a cast including Bessie Carter, Joanna Vanderham, Anna Chancellor, and James Purefoy.

The brand-new drama, created and written by Sarah Williams and based on Mary Lovell’s definitive biography The Mitford Girls, is made by Firebird Pictures and co-commissioned by BritBox International (for North America) and UKTV.

Photo courtesy of BritBox; Credit: Kevin Baker

Outrageous is the story of six aristocratic sisters who refused to play by the rules, their often scandalous lives making headlines worldwide. Set against the gathering storm clouds of the 1930s, masked by the decadence, frivolity, and lavishness of British high society, Outrageous will bring the full, uncensored story of the Mitford sisters to the screen for the first time – a story of family bonds and betrayals, public scandal, political extremism, love, heartache, and even imprisonment.

The show explores how and why these women,...

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Are you anticipating the 2024 return of shows like “The Bear” and “House of the Dragon” to top streaming services this summer so much that you need a new device to watch them on? Perhaps you’ve been curious about titles like “Beacon 23,” “Billy the Kid” and “Godfather of Harlem” on MGM+ but have never taken the plunge? Or maybe you’re just in need of a new TV set or streaming player and are hoping for a great deal. Whatever the case, Amazon is offering customers who are not current MGM+ subscribers a fantastic deal: free access to the premium cable channel/on-demand streaming platform for the next six months with the purchase of any Fire TV-branded smart TV or streaming device.

Viewers can snag the premium cable channel/on-demand service MGM+ for a great price for one month with this deal.

MGM+ is often overlooked by viewers who are browsing for a new streamer, and Amazon wants to help audiences rectify that mistake. Prime Video subscribers can sign up for MGM+ now through the Prime Video Channels subscription hub and get one month of the service for just $3.50 (50% off). Viewers can use their MGM+ subscription to stream the channel live, or to watch its various new movies, original shows, and other titles on-demand at their leisure, all without having to deal with commercials during playback. The deal is only good until the end of the day on Monday, April 22, however, so don’t wait to sign up!

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Warning! Spoilers about Belgravia: The Next Chapter episode 8 ahead.

Some notable mysteries in Belgravia: The Next Chapter finale were left unresolved, including some characters' fates. Key lingering questions involve Mawdie, Mr. Fletcher's past, Gorton's blackmail, Clara's painting, and the Marquise's whereabouts. What made Frederick believe James was behind Oliver's hate, the fate of the Trenchard servants, and the Marquise's escape all remain unsolved in the series.

Belgravia: The Next Chapter season 1 finale solved all the biggest mysteries that remained unsolved throughout the Belgravia sequel series, but some questions remained unanswered. Whether involving characters unseen and unheard of in Belgravia: The Next Chapter episode 8 or moments introduced early on in Belgravia: The Next Chapter and never addressed again, the period drama included plenty of smaller mysteries not being solved. However, while most unsolved mysteries focused on secondary characters, the biggest one was actually introduced by one Belgravia...

Warning! Spoilers about Belgravia: The Next Chapter episode 8 ahead.

Frederick forgives himself after reuniting with his biological father, John Bellasis, resolving his troubled past. Clara and Frederick reconcile after realizing their love's depth and forgiveness, paving the way for a new start. Enright's letters to Bellasis and Frederick's trip to France bring truths to light, helping Frederick understand his history.

MGM+’s Belgravia: The Next Chapter episode 8 unveiled the truth behind the biggest secrets that hanged over the period drama’s protagonists, finally giving them some peace in addition to resolving their storylines. Belgravia: The Next Chapter’s ending surprisingly brought back a Belgravia character, through a much-needed flashback and in the main timeline, giving Frederick a glimpse of what a childhood he could have had if only John Bellasis had run away with Susan decades before. Their meeting solved so many mysteries, giving credence to Enright’s standpoint and...

With Belgravia: The Next Chapter wrapped up, viewers may wonder if Season 3 is happening.

In 2020, ITV broadcast Belgravia, a show based on the novel written by Julian Fellowes. The series starred a large cast that included Tom Wilkinson and Alice Eve and was set during the famed Regency era in British history.

Belgravia consisted of six episodes, and its sequel series premiered on MGM+ in January 2024. Set 30 years after the original series, Belgravia: The Next Chapter aired its last episode on Sunday, March 10, 2024 (read about the cast of Belgravia: The Next Chapter here).

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Episode seven of Belgravia: The Next Chapter ended with Clara deciding to leave London with Lady Davison. Davison stood by Clara, refused to leave her side, and saved her from Ross, who was attempting to molest and rob her. Frederick was in for multiple shocks when Marquise D’Étagnac and her staff absconded, and with Ross gone, Frederick was in deep financial trouble. He returned only to witness Clara gone as well, and nothing could make him feel better at this point.

Spoilers Ahead

Who Was Frederick’s Father?

Mr. Enright, who was asked to leave by Frederick under charges of spying for Marquise D’Étagnac, received a letter from a person he never expected. Enright was quick to inform Reverend James about the contents of it. Enright remembered meeting a French man who claimed to have impregnated an English woman. He was aware she passed it off as her husband’s child,...

The season finale of Belgravia: The Next Chapter airs this Sunday, featuring Clara grieving and Frederick confronting his past. The emotional family drama showcases Clara and Davison adapting to life in the North, with Frederick receiving a revealing letter. Creator Helen Edmundson brings focus to the women in the Trenchard and Dunn family, with a talented cast led by Harriet Slater and Benjamin Wainwright.

The season finale of Belgravia: The Next Chapter airs this Sunday, March 10th, and we have a sneak peek! The sequel series is set in 1871, three decades after Julian Fellowes' 2020 hit show, Belgravia, and is a romantic and emotional family drama that fans of period pieces have latched onto. The eighth and final episode of The Next Chapter has Frederick grieving the loss of Clara, and Enright receiving a letter that pushes Frederick to confront his past. Meanwhile, Clara and Davison adapt to life in the North,...

Warning! Spoilers about Belgravia: The Next Chapter episode 7 ahead.

Frederick and Clara face heartbreak due to betrayal and miscommunication, setting up a potentially hopeful reconciliation in the finale. Secondary characters' stories like Nell's and the Marquise's were seemingly concluded in episode 7. Frederick's eyes are opened to the truth about Clara amidst multiple betrayals, showing him her openness made her the only one he could have trusted despite his inability to do so.

The multiple revelations and developments of Belgravia: The Next Chapter episode 7 ensured the period drama’s protagonists would be in situations more chaotic than they have ever been, setting up an explosive episode 8 to conclude its first season. Frederick and Clara both came out broken-hearted from the events of the episode, whether because of their relationship and inability to communicate or the multiple betrayals they suffered from people they trusted. Despite the multiple upheavals, Belgravia: The Next Chapter...

Episode six of Belgravia: The Next Chapter ended with Reverend James meeting Frederick and letting him know about his real parentage. Frederick knew it to be true, but he chose to stay in denial and blamed his brother for further worsening their relationship. Frederick walked away from his ailing brother. He and Clara are also at an all-time low in regard to their marriage, and nothing seems to be working in their favor. Emily was taking care of James and was slowly falling in love with him without realizing his real sexuality.

Spoilers Ahead

What Did Ross Learn About Marquise D’étagnac?

Ross had sent Mr. Keck to find more information about Marquise D’Étagnac from her hometown in France. The man was back with detailed information about her and the family. Her real name was Mathilde Balmadeir, and she belonged to a poor family from the town of Etagnac...

Warning! Spoilers about Belgravia: The Next Chapter episode 6 ahead.

Frederick's empathy for James hints at him potentially forgiving his brother despite James revealing Frederick's true parentage caused him emotional turmoil. The addressee of Enright's secret letters might be deeply connected to the show's parent series Belgravia. Marquise d'Etagnac's new art acquisition puts Clara firmly in her grasp.

A secret plaguing the Trenchard family since Belgravia was finally revealed in Belgravia: The Next Chapter episode 6, emotionally shattering both characters involved in the reveal. The secret of Frederick’s true parentage had been known to audiences since Belgravia’s final episode, and it deeply impacted Frederick and James’s childhoods, especially in the way it made Frederick’s early years rife with abuse from Oliver. However, Belgravia: The Next Chapter episode 6 having a badly hurt James share that information with Frederick made all the living Trenchards aware of the reason behind...

Episode four of Belgravia: The Next Chapter ended with Clara skipping lunch with the Rochesters. Frederick was livid and upset at his wife for not showing up, and he had to face the humiliation of having to spend lunch alone with their friends. Clara was having a great time with Dr. Ellerby at the studio he frequented with his friends, who were talented artists. Clara lost herself in the world of people who did not bat an eye before being themselves. Clara was enamored by this world she had entered, which made her forget her prior engagements.

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Why Was James Afraid?

Reverend James Trenchard felt guilty because of his sexual orientation. His fear of being outed by men who saw him in the sauna was palpable. He received a letter from the person with whom he spent the night, something he fearfully anticipated. James was living in an...

Warning! Spoilers about Belgravia: The Next Chapter episode 5 ahead.

Clara's newfound courage defying social norms adds tension to her relationship with Frederick. The Marquise's dark intentions and meddling escalate problems between Frederick and Clara. James' burdensome situation due to Gorton's threats continues to worsen, potentially leading to long-term exploitation.

Much happened in Belgravia: The Next Chapter episode 5, chief of all the unexpected meddling by one character in Frederick and Clara’s affairs with the intent to sow discord. The episode continued many of the storylines previously introduced, including the mystery surrounding Nell’s past and Gorton’s blackmailing of Reverend Trenchard after their encounter at the bathhouse. With some Trenchard servants hoping to gain an education and others torn by their worries about their employers, Belgravia: The Next Chapter episode 5 continued to focus on them. The Rochesters also saw great things happen with Peter finally playing outside with his siblings.

Episode 3 of Belgravia: The Next Chapter ended with Frederick being livid at Clara for bringing James home and having the talk with him. Frederick had made his stance on his younger brother clear, and he felt betrayed by his wife. Clara, on the other hand, wanted to know what transpired in the house and was trying to mend Frederick’s family by wanting to learn what transpired in the house. James was more than willing to help, but Frederick could not stand his brother for one minute.

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What Did Frederick Want To Know About The Meeting With James?

Frederick was willing to forgive Clara for her indiscretion, but he was keen to know what transpired in the meeting. Clara made herself clear about her intention to know more about his father and brother. She comes forward and claims to want to help him find peace, but Frederick would not have it.

The discovery of James Trenchard's sexual orientation could lead to potential blackmail in future episodes. Clara's bond with Ellerby could push her further away from Frederick and lead to a bigger rift in their marriage. Nell's mysterious past raises more questions, hinting at a significant loss in her life that has yet to be revealed.

Warning! Spoilers about Belgravia: The Next Chapter episode 4 ahead.

Many developments in Belgravia: The Next Chapter episode 4 hinted at bigger drama to come in the TV show’s future, although some already left an important mark on some characters. Belgravia: The Next Chapter episode 4 continued with the mystery of the recipient of Enright’s secret letters and also timidly furthered Peter’s story with a hopeful twist given Percy’s attempt at bonding with him. However, other storylines were at the front and center of Belgravia: The Next Chapter episode 4, chief of all Clara and Frederick’s ever-growing rift,...

The original Doughtlander may not be over, but Outlander: Blood of My Blood hopes to close the gap.

For sure, it will be taking over where Outlander leaves off, even if it explores a story long before Jamie and Claire were figments of their parents' imagination.

Here’s what we know bout Blood of My Blood Season 1 so far.

What is Outlander?

It’s best to start with what we know, which is what came before. Outlander is based on a series of books by author Diana Gabaldon.

Outlander is a time-traveling love story between 20th-century (married) nurse Claire Beauchamp Randall Fraser and 18th-century Jamie Fraser.

When visiting the ancestral home of her husband, Frank, Claire stumbles through the rocks at Craigh na Dun, which takes her back in time.

Unable to easily find her way back, the sassy lady leans on handsome laird Jamie for protection, and soon, they are in love.

‘Outlander: Blood of My Blood’ starts production (Photo Credit: Starz)

Filming has begun on Starz’s Outlander prequel Outlander: Blood of My Blood which dives into the lives of Jamie’s parents, Ellen and Brian, and Claire’s parents, Julia and Henry. The network’s start of production announcement confirmed Harriet Slater (Pennyworth) will star as Ellen and Jamie Roy (Condor’s Nest) is playing Brian. Hermione Corfield (The Road Dance) is on board as Julia and Jeremy Irvine (War Horse) stars as Henry.

“We’re thrilled to be telling the stories of these two couples. The origins of their relationships explore universal themes that transcend time periods, and we’re so excited for fans to discover and fall in love with these characters and their love stories the way they have with Claire and Jamie,” said Matthew B. Roberts, showrunner, executive producer, and writer on both series.

Season one will...

Production has officially begun on the long-awaited Outlander: Blood of My Blood, an Outlander prequel series that follows the parents of both Jamie Fraser and Claire Beauchamp.

Yes, you read that right. As part of the start of production note, it was revealed that the 10-episode Starz series will explore the lives and relationships of Jamie’s parents as well as the origin story of his devoted wife’s parents.

Harriet Slater, Jamie Roy, Sam Heughan in Starz’s “Outlander”

For Jamie, his mother Ellen MacKenzie will be portrayed by Harriet Slater and his father Brian Fraser will be brought to life by Jamie Roy. For Claire, her parents Julia Moriston and Henry Beauchamp will be played by Hermione Corfield and Jeremy Irvine, respectively.

The Starz series,...

Amazon is looking to increase the amount of streaming ads it offers, and its streaming platform MGM+ could be next to see ads invade its interface.

As streaming services go, MGM+ tends to skate under the radar a bit. The streamer is owned by Amazon, but is typically an afterthought when discussing that company’s other streaming platforms like Prime Video, Freevee and even Twitch. In fact, during Amazon’s conference call with Wall Street analysts to discuss its quarterly earnings report, MGM+ was not even mentioned by Amazon executives. Nevertheless, subscribers would be smart to anticipate big changes to the streamer in the near future, specifically in its decision to thus far not to include ads on the platform.

Amazon CFO Brian Olsavsky told analysts his company wants to increase advertising in its streaming properties. Prime Video converted all customers to ad-supported unless they pay to go ad-free on Jan.

Belgravia: The Next Chapter focuses more on the Trenchard household's secrets than the historical period, with the Wanstead Flats protest marking the first mention of a historical event. The Wanstead Flats rally in 1871 saved the Epping Forest, and the 1870s sparked the Right to Roam movement. Belgravia: The Next Chapter slightly embellishes historical events to portray Dr. Ellerby as a hero.

Warning! Minor Spoilers about Belgravia: The Next Chapter episode 3 ahead.

Belgravia: The Next Chapter episode 3’s beginning mentioned a really existing historical event, although the period drama went as far as showing only how its aftermath impacted Dr. Stephen Ellerby and his friends. With its central events focusing on the Trenchard household and how their secrets from Julian Fellowes’ Belgravia still impacted the youngest Trenchards in 1871, Belgravia: The Next Chapter didn’t manage to show much of the historical period. Only the focus on members not from the upper...

Belgravia: The Next Chapter episode 3 created chaos for the Trenchard household, worsening Frederick and Clara's relationship. More information about Dr. Ellerby's life was revealed, potentially convincing Clara that he might actually become her ally and friend instead of someone who could jeopardize her and Frederick's marriage. Secrets and conflicts between the characters are escalating, promising even more drama to come in Belgravia: The Next Chapter.

Warning! Spoilers about Belgravia: The Next Chapter episode 3 ahead.

Belgravia: The Next Chapter episode 3 included resounding successes as well as precarious developments, worsening the already shaky understanding Frederick and Clara had reached in episode 1. With some storylines like the Dunns employing Nell taking a step back and others like Frederick’s business deals and his family problems being more prominent, Belgravia: The Next Chapter episode 3 managed to create much chaos for the Trenchard household, for the lord and lady, and the servants alike. With James...

The first episode of Belgravia: The Next Chapter ended with Clara facing an injury as she fell down the stairs. Dr. Ellerby was under the impression it was a case of domestic abuse, but that was not the case, as confirmed by the help at their home. Frederick was coming to terms with his anger around how people viewed him, and Clara tried to clarify the actual truth, which is that people in the city were proud of his achievements. The newlywed couple was trying hard to come to terms with each other, and their marital life had just begun. There was more to come in the upcoming episodes of Belgravia: The Next Chapter.

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Is Lord Trenchard Suffering Losses?

Lord Trenchard, as seen in the last episode, was looking for more investors in his business, and he was keen on expanding his portfolio. Making Clara speak to Marquise...

The story of Belgravia continues in Belgravia: The Next Chapter. The sequel series, which debuted on January 14 on MGM+, is set 30 years after the events of the original limited series created by Julian Fellowes, and it stars Benjamin Wainwright as the grown Frederick Trenchard, Harriet Slater as Clara Dunn, Toby Regbo as Reverend James Trenchard (Frederick’s younger brother), and Hannah Onslow as Emily Dunn, Harriet’s sister. The Reverend pays a visit to the Dunn household in the TV Insider exclusive clip from Belgravia: The Next Chapter Episode 3, coming out on Sunday, January 28 at 9/8c on MGM+. In it, the grieving widow Mrs. Dunn (Sophie Thompson) takes a special interest in who James will marry, embarrassing her daughter in front of her crush. But here’s the kicker: Emily doesn’t trust her sister, Clara’s, relationship with Frederick Trenchard, but she has no idea that James is Frederick’s brother.

The new original limited series "Belgravia: The Next Chapter", from the production teams behind "Downton Abbey" and "The Gilded Age", is directed by John Alexander, Paul Wilmshurst, Marisol Adler and Roger Goldby, now streaming on MGM+:

"...the series tells the love story of 'Frederick Trenchard' (Benjamin Wainwright), the third 'Lord Trenchard', and his new love interest, 'Clara Dunn' (Harriet Slater)...

"...who is a newcomer to London society. Unaware that his birth was the product of an affair between his mother 'Susan' (Alice Eve) and the scoundrel 'John Bellasis' (Adam James)...

"...a troubled childhood has left Frederick deeply insecure, which challenges his courtship of, and marriage to, 'Clara'..."

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Frederick and Clara must fight for their happy ending. Has the Belgravia: The Next Chapter TV show been cancelled or renewed for a second season on MGM+? The television vulture is watching all the latest cancellation and renewal news, so this page is the place to track the status of Belgravia: The Next Chapter, season two. Bookmark it, or subscribe for the latest updates. Remember, the television vulture is watching your shows. Are you?  

What's This TV Show About?

A Victorian period drama series on the MGM+ channel, the Belgravia: The Next Chapter TV show stars Harriet Slater, Benjamin Wainwright, Edward Bluemel, Toby Regbo, Hannah Onslow, Sophie Thompson, Claude Perron, Sophie Winkleman, Elaine Cassidy, Alice Eve, and Richard Goulding. The story picks up three decades after the original Belgravia series, in 1871. It revolves around the love story of...

Belgravia: The Next Chapter recently premiered, making it the perfect time to honor the original cast and characters of the acclaimed period drama. The late Tom Wilkinson delivered a memorable performance as Lord Peregrine Bellasis, the powerful patriarch of the aristocratic Bellasis family. Tamsin Greig, Richard Goulding, Alice Eve, and Emily Reid also gave standout performances in their respective roles as Anne Trenchard, Oliver Trenchard, Susan Trenchard, and Sophia Trenchard.

From the creative forces behind Downton Abbey, Belgravia is a British period miniseries that premiered on ITV and Epix in 2020. Based on the 2016 novel by Julian Fellowes, the series takes place in 19th-century Belgravia, an upscale district located in London on the brink of the Battle of Waterloo. The drama concerns the Trenchard family, led by James and Anne, whose lives are forever changed when they become acquainted with and marry into the Bellasis family, who rank among England's wealthiest and most influential aristocrats.

Belgravia: The Next Chapter is a British Victorian television series that is about a high-class society that would put the audience in the mind of Downton Abbey, Bridgerton, Pride and Prejudice, War and Peace, and many more. The show is a sequel to Belgravia, another British Victorian historical drama that was released in the year 2020. The current show takes the audience through the life of Lord Trenchard, the oldest son of Susan Trenchard, and the struggles he faced growing up being bullied by his now-deceased father and how it affected his marriage.

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How Did Lord Trenchard And Clara Meet?

Lord Frederick Trenchard was the oldest son of Susan and Oliver Trenchard, but as per the prequel, his biological father was someone else. He met with Clara Dunn, the oldest daughter of a rich man from the countryside, who had recently moved to London after her father’s passing.

Belgravia: The Next Chapter episode 1 sets up the next generation of characters and their connections to the original miniseries, including the secrets and consequences impacting the new characters. Frederick's mistreatment as a child stems from being the product of an affair and being kept a secret, leading to emotional violence in his upbringing. The strained relationship between Frederick and his brother James is influenced by their father's treatment of Frederick, highlighting the impact of past mistakes on their current dynamics.

Warning! Spoilers about Belgravia: The Next Chapter episode 1 ahead.

MGM+’s Belgravia: The Next Chapter episode 1 perfectly set up the characters making waves in London’s society 30 years after the events of ITV’s Belgravia. Following the grandsons of James Trenchard, Belgravia: The Next Chapter episode 1 simultaneously establishes a strong connection to the 2020 miniseries by Julian Fellowes, Belgravia, on which Belgravia: The Next Chapter is based, and introduces new...

"Belgravia: The Next Chapter" continues the story with a new cast and fresh characters, picking up 30 years later. Drama and charm abound. The series stars Harriet Slater as Clara Dunn and Ben Wainwright as Frederick Trenchard, two characters whose romance creates quite a stir in England's Belgravia. The new cast includes talents like Hannah Onslow, Edward Bluemel, and Toby Regbo, bringing life to lively and conflicted characters in high society.

Belgravia: The Next Chapter continues the story of the 2020 miniseries Belgravia but with a whole new cast and some fresh characters. The original series followed a high-society family full of secrets in 19th-century Belgravia, England. It was based on the novel of the same name by Julian Fellowes, who was also the creative mind behind the hit series Downtown Abbey and The Gilded Age. Belgravia contained all the drama and charm of Fellowes' other works, so it's no surprise that...

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Will the truth come out in the first season of the Belgravia: The Next Chapter TV show on MGM+? As we all know, the Nielsen ratings typically play a big role in determining whether a TV show like Belgravia: The Next Chapter is cancelled or renewed for season two. MGM+ isn't part of the Nielsen system. If you've been watching this TV series, we'd love to know how you feel about the first season episodes of Belgravia: The Next Chapter here.

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With Downton Abbey over and The Gilded Age wrapping up its freshman season, MGM+ will host the creative teams' next show.

As previously reported, Belgravia: The Next Chapter premieres on Sunday, January 14, 2024.

While the series is dubbed the next chapter in the Belgravia franchise, the show starts with a new crop of characters that makes it easy to tune in without watching the original.

TV Fanatic scored an exclusive behind-the-scenes clip that showcases what life's like in 1871 for the characters and even hints at some links to the original series.

We won't spoil what the clip reveals, but there are sentiments from the new cast members and writer Helen Edmundson.

Belgravia: The Next Chapter tells the love story of Frederick Trenchard (Benjamin Wainwright), the third Lord Trenchard, and his new love interest, Clara Dunn (Harriet Slater), a beautiful newcomer to London society.

Unaware that his birth was the product of an affair between his mother,...

The new original limited series "Belgravia: The Next Chapter", from the production teams behind "Downton Abbey" and "The Gilded Age", picks up in 1871, three decades after the events depicted in the original 2020 series, directed by John Alexander, Paul Wilmshurst, Marisol Adler and Roger Goldby, streaming January 14, 2024 on MGM+:

"...the series tells the love story of 'Frederick Trenchard' (Benjamin Wainwright), the third 'Lord Trenchard', and his new love interest, 'Clara Dunn' (Harriet Slater)...

"...who is a newcomer to London society. Unaware that his birth was the product of an affair between his mother 'Susan' (Alice Eve) and the scoundrel 'John Bellasis' (Adam James)...

"...a troubled childhood has left Frederick deeply insecure, which challenges his courtship of, and marriage to, 'Clara'..."

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Are you ready to re-enter the world of Belgravia?

Whether you want to or not, there's a new chapter in the works, and it premieres soon!

Belgravia: The Next Chapter takes us back into the world made famous by the original series, taking us on a wild ride with a new generation of residents.

But it wouldn't be a sequel without some familiar faces thrown in for good measure.

The MGM+ series comes from the team behind Downton Abbey and The Gilded Age, so we're sure it will be an awe-inspiring affair.

Belgravia: The Next Chapter premieres on January 14, 2024 at 9 p.m. Et.

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Three years after we sat down to watch period drama series Belgravia, MGM+ announced that we can get hyped up again to check in with the British upper echelon. Belgravia: The Next Chapter. The sequel series that takes place 30 years after the events of the original show, in 1871. This time, viewers will follow the story of the third Lord Trenchard as he falls in love with a newcomer to London society. MGM has now revealed the trailer and release date and alongside first look images. The series premieres on January 14.