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Ethan Shanfeld Harlan Coben‘s next Netflix series “Run Away” has announced its sprawling cast, including James Nesbitt, Ruth Jones and Minnie Driver. Alfred Enoch, Lucian Msamati, Jon Pointing, Ellie de Lange, Adrian Greensmith, Ellie Henry, Tracy-Ann Oberman, Annette Badland, Ingrid Oliver, Maeve Courtier-Lilley, Finty Williams, Joe McGann and Amy Gledhill round out the cast. The eight-episode series follows Simon (Nesbitt), whose life falls apart when his daughter Paige (de Lange) runs away.

Sky Atlantic dark comedy Sweetpea is making headlines, but what songs feature on the show’s soundtrack? Read on for the full list.All six episodes of the series are streaming on the platform and NOW TV in the UK as of Thursday (October 10), and it is available to watch on Starz in the United States and Canada.The show has been created by Kirstie Swain and is based on the series of novels of the same name by CJ Skuse, the first of which was published in 2017.Sweetpea stars Ella Purnell (Fallout, Yellowjackets) as Rhiannon, an admin assistant at a local newspaper who appears unassuming, but is hiding a rampantly murderous private life. Nicole Lecky, Jon Pointing and Ingrid Oliver co-star.The show features an original score by Isobel Waller-Bridge (Fleabag, Emma), who also wrote the opening theme, ‘Do You See Me Now’.In addition, the series is packed full of pop bangers from the likes of Katy Perry, the Spice Girls, Sugababes and Charli XCX.

Lorna Watson has carved out an impressive career as an actress and comedian. She's no stranger to TV, having starred in a number of shows, including her own sketch show, Watson & Oliver, with fellow comedian Ingrid Oliver. However, most people will likely recognise Lorna, 46, as Sister Boniface.

Richard Osman has joked that he felt like a competition winner after Steven Spielberg visited the set of Netflix feature The Thursday Murder Club.

EXCLUSIVE: Richard E. Grant (Withnail & I), Tom Ellis (Lucifer), Geoff Bell (Kingsman: The Secret Service), Paul Freeman (Raiders of the Lost Ark), Sarah Niles (Ted Lasso) and Ingrid Oliver (Doctor Who) are the latest names to have joined Amblin and Netflix’s movie The Thursday Murder Club.

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Richard Osman has claimed he was rejected by MI6 after taking part in a series of what he called “fun” tests to become a spy while studying at Cambridge University.The quiz show host, 52, studied at Trinity College, Cambridge, around 30 years ago. Richard, best known for his presenting of BBC shows Pointless and Richard Osman’s House Of Games, is also the author of several crime novels. His first, The Thursday Murder Club, which was shortlisted for the British Book Awards’ crime and thriller book of the year after its 2020 release, features Elizabeth Best, an ex-spy and current retirement village resident who investigates murders.

Pointless and now a bestselling novelist, fell head over heels in love with Ingrid Oliver, who prompted him to marry aged 52. According to Richard, who tied the knot earlier this month, their nuptials were "never not going to happen".The bachelor met his wife almost two years before their wedding when she was a contestant on his BBC show, House of Games.Although he rarely opted to socialise after filming sessions as he had to be up early again the next day, he felt an instant attraction to Ingrid and decided to make an exception."Happily [rowing Olympian] Matthew Pinsent was on the same show, he's such a lovely fella, and he said, 'Let's go for drinks,'" Richard recalled.He seized the opportunity to get to know the mysterious stranger better, declaring: "You know, this evening I think I will!"Richard and Ingrid hit it off that night, leading him to feel instantly that they could have a future together."It was a very pleasant surprise, but we were both ready for it...

Richard Osman has opened up about his upcoming wedding to actress Ingrid Oliver, after announcing his engagement in May. The Pointless host recalled getting to know his now-fiancee after she appeared on the ITV show House of Games, which he hosted, with Sir Matthew Pinsent, who also appeared on the episode, calling for them all to have a drink together afterwards. Speaking about the romance, Richard told Lorraine Kelly: ‘We’re getting married in December, which is lovely, in a very un-showbizzy wedding, just all our [close] friends and things like that.

Twitter to share a rare insight into how they help each other in their careers.Richard shared the relationship insight in view of his 1.1 million Twitter followers.He penned: "My favourite thing about living with an actor is that I get to act 'the other parts' when she does video auditions."Every time @ingridoliver100 gets a part I think she's going to say 'and they want YOU to play the U-Boat Commander!'"It hasn't happened yet, but I'm sure it will."Richard, who is 6ft 7, added in a separate Twitter message: "Guys, guys, yes I know I'm too tall for a U-Boat, but I would ACT SHORTER."Many social media users rushed to the comments to share their view on Richard's relationship insight.KevGeo2011 said: "Is she going to be cast in the films of your books?"Richard joked as he replied: "Spielberg wants her, but I'm still on the fence."The Pointless star confirmed his engagement to Ingrid during an interview with fellow novelist Marian Keyes in May.However, rumours began to circulate in April when Ingrid was pictured wearing an emerald ring on her wedding finger.Speaking to Desert Island Discs about his relationship, he revealed: "I'm happy with myself, I've got these beautiful kids, I've met the woman who I'm going to be with for the rest of my life."That thing of competition and ambition, you soon realise that rocket fuel disappears and it's about happiness and my kids bring me happiness and Ingrid brings me happiness."Richard was previously married, but his divorce was finalised back in 2007.He has two children from this relationship: Ruby and Sonny.After splitting from his first wife, whose identity is not publicly known, he admitted he feared the family situation would be "awful" but was relieved that it all worked out.He

Pointless host, 51, gushed over his upcoming nuptials after confirming that he is set to marry actress Ingrid Oliver, 45.The funnyman revealed the big news to best-selling Irish author Marian Keyes last month.The Rachel's Holiday author was quick to quizz the star on the subject of his love life.Marian asked Richard: "Is it true you are getting married?”"Yes.

Twitter on Tuesday to address the moment, which he described as “excruciatingly awkward”.In view of his 1.1 million followers, he tweeted: “A lady on my train just took a surreptitious photo of me, and I looked up as she was doing it.“So the rest of the journey will now be excruciatingly awkward for both of us.”Richard later responded to a tweet from a fellow online user, who asked him how he feels about strangers taking “unsolicited” pictures of him.Twitter account CapriciousBow enquired: “Genuine Q.... in case I ever see you on a train....“How do unsolicited photos by strangers make you feel?“I imagine you’ll say something polite as always, but I secretly (not so secret now) hope you are miffed?”Richard insisted: “Unsolicited is an absolute no-no.“Just ask! I like a chat!” the Pointless star concluded.Other Twitter users replied to Richard’s post, weighing in on the TV star’s experience.Djspapa agreed: “Absolutely! Why on Earth would someone do that?“If they’d simply just asked politely they might even have had an opportunity of a selfie together!” (sic)Thecatman1970 recounted: “I met you once outside BBC studios before the #fightingtalk finals.“You are a top bloke just wish we had longer to chat.”FeralMother44 said: “You’ve always struck me as approachable, with appropriate respect.”Gardencomet asked: “If she'd asked would you have taken a selfie of you both?”Richard has recently revealed he is set to marry Doctor Who and Peep Show actress Ingrid Oliver, 45.The pair met over lockdown and said he is “excited” about their upcoming wedding.Richard confirmed his big news during a sit-down interview with best-selling author Marian Keyes."Is it true you are getting married?” Marian asked. Richard replied: “Yes.

Pointless star Richard Osman has shared his excitement ahead of marrying Doctor Who’s Ingrid Oliver.The 51 year old confirmed that he is tying the knot with the British actress as he spoke to bestselling author Marian Keyes in a recent interview. "Is it true you are getting married?” Marian asked Richard for The Guardian, as he replied: “Yes.

Pointless star Richard Osman, who has announced his engagement!MORE: Vogue Williams reveals Spencer Matthews has 'no regrets' about shock proposalThe 51-year-old revealed the happy news in an interview with author Marion Keyes for The Guardian. He is set to tie the knot with Doctor Who actress Ingrid Oliver, 45. WATCH: Royal engagement rings"Is it true you are getting married?" Marion enquired.

Doctor Who and Peep Show.The Pointless presenter met the comedic actress over lockdown and said he is “excited” about their upcoming nuptials.Richard revealed his big news during a sit-down interview with best-selling author Marian Keyes.He confirmed he and Ingrid are set to tie the knot after Marian quizzed him on the subject. "Is it true you are getting married?” Marian asked. Richard replied: “Yes.

Radio Times: “I would love to have been a detective like my grandfather.“Sadly, I have a condition called nystagmus that means I’ve got terrible eyesight, so it was never a possibility.”Richard and his brother Mat were brought up by their mother, Brenda Wright.Their father left when Richard was nine years old.He later met his father as an adult but they didn’t form a close relationship.Richard said: “My dad’s side of the family wasn’t something I was interested in, because that’s not the family I grew up in.“It would, in a funny way, be like learning about strangers.“My family are the Wrights from Brighton and those are the people I feel genuinely connected to.”During the show, it was discovered that Richard’s four-times great-grandfather, Gabriel Gillam, born in Brighton in 1789 was a fisherman who lived with his wife in a poor area of Brighton.He turned to smuggling to feed his family.Richard said: “Early 19th-century Brighton was an incredibly poor place if you came from the fishing community.“Then suddenly the Prince Regent, later King George IV, decided to build the Royal Pavilion and Brighton became very fashionable.