ITV has announced a gripping new thriller starring Richard Armitage and Annabel Scholey. Winter will begin filming next year and is based on the French series Balthazar ...

SAVANNAH, Ga. (WSAV) — The end of April marks the 50th Anniversary of the ‘Fall of Saigon’ and one local family is also remembering a man who played a key role in the end of the Vietnam War, Richard ...

What do you do when your estranged ex-fiancé suddenly pops up on a dating app? That’s the intriguing jumping-off point in Missing You, the latest Netflix adaptation of a thriller by bestselling ...

The drama will screen in NYC on Sunday, followed by a talkback with the actor, the director, and the real-life “boy in the woods” Maxwell Smart, 94. In a 30-year career on stage and screen, British ...

Following on from the success of Fool Me Once back on New Year's Day 2024, Harlan Coben and Netflix are teaming up for another adaptation set to release exactly one year later, this time of Coben's ...

In addition to Armitage and Callies – who plays meteorologist Allison Stone – the cast includes Matt Walsh, Alycia Debnam-Carey and Arlan Escarpeta. Steven Quale, who had previously worked with James ...

Jess Parker is a news contributor for Collider. With a Bachelor's degree in English, and a Master's degree in Film and Television: Research and Production, she is at her most content when talking all ...

Richard Armitage has teased his role in Netflix's upcoming Harlan Coben thriller Missing You. Set to premiere on New Year's Day, the upcoming series centres on Missing Persons detective Kat Donovan ...

There’s a new police procedural coming to Masterpiece that is sure to keep you hooked.

Former Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage — who passed away this week at the age of 79 — was no ideologue. In fact, he couldn’t stand them. He was a realist, but his realism was not based on ...

It was late spring 2002, and I was barely into my tenure as a sportswriter for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution when I first met then-Deputy Secretary of State Richard L. Armitage while in D.C.