Owen Teale: Last News

Marvel’s Black Widow enters the Official Film Chart for the first time, landing straight in at Number 1.

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor Beta Cinema, Constantin Film, Zeitsprung Pictures and UFA Fiction have unveiled the first look photo of “The Physician II,” the sequel to the hit historical epic. The original film, released in 2013, sold to over 60 territories and became an international box-office hit.

BBC viewers have issued a warning over the gory new series Wolf, with some describing it as “sick and perverted”.The six-part series, which premiered on Monday (July 31), is based on the novels by late crime writer Mo Hayder. It follows a British family who find themselves the victim of a terrifying psychopath’s cruel games – a premise not too dissimilar from Michael Haneke’s 1997 film, Funny Games.The cast of Wolf includes Sacha Dewan, Game Of Thrones star Iwan Rheon, Owen Teale, and Juliet Stevenson.Every episode is currently available to stream on iPlayer, and those who have already binged the entire series have shared their mixed reviews, with some even warning others to stay away from the disturbing new show.“I really must warn you against Wolf on BBC 1 tonight, unless your tolerance for pointless grizzly nonsense is much higher than mine,” one person wrote.Another tweeted: “It was sick and perverted and it made me feel bad and uncomfortable to watch it!”A third commented: “I found it too frightening and had to turn it off.

EXCLUSIVE: Amazon is returning to The Rig for a second season.

Now more than ever, the world needs a feel-good story. Thankfully, Damian Lewis and Toni Collette have teamed up to give us just that with their upcoming film, Dream Horse.

DS Steve Arnott and Chief Constable Osborne have had many running battles on BBC's hit cop drama Line of Duty.

Martin Compston has set the cat amongst the pigeons with his latest Line of Duty gag on social media. The rumour mill has been in full swing in recent weeks as the fictional AC-12 continue on their search for the elusive H.

He plays Detective Inspector Steve Arnott in Line of Duty and is intent on proving his former boss Chief Constable Philip Osborne has links to organised crime. However, the rival stars of the hit BBC show left the drama on-screen as they took to the golf course on Saturday.