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BBC unveils images for new Pride and Prejudice adaptation
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The BBC has released new images for its upcoming ten-part period drama, The Other Bennet Sister, focusing on the overlooked Mary Bennet from Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice. Starring Ella Bruccoleri as Mary and Indira Varma as Mrs Gardiner, the series is adapted from Janice Hadlow's novel and set to air in March. Fans have expressed excitement over the casting and storyline.
The BBC has announced a new lineup of video podcasts on BBC iPlayer, BBC Sounds and YouTube, extending popular TV shows and podcasts to attract younger audiences. This initiative follows a survey showing that three in five podcast fans watched a podcast in the past week. Key additions include extensions for Sort Your Life Out, Race Across the World and Uncanny.
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The BBC has commissioned two new series of Peaky Blinders, shifting the crime drama to 1953 post-war Birmingham with a new generation of the Shelby family. Created by Steven Knight and executive produced by Cillian Murphy, the production is backed by local authorities and follows the recent release of the franchise film The Immortal Man.
The BBC's popular Gladiators competition is back for its third series, hosted by Bradley and Barney Walsh. Fresh contenders will face off against the gladiators in intense physical challenges, including newly introduced events. The series promises bigger and bolder action on BBC One and iPlayer.
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The BBC is developing a new spin-off series from Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, titled The Other Bennet Sister, set to premiere on BBC iPlayer and BritBox in 2026. The drama focuses on Mary Bennet and stars Ella Bruccoleri in the lead role. It is produced by BBC and Bad Wolf.
David Mitchell has shared insights into the second season of the BBC comedy-drama Ludwig during an event. He discussed his character's ongoing challenges and praised the new cast members joining the series. The renewal follows the success of the 2024 breakout hit.
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The BBC has announced the release details for its new television adaptation of William Golding's classic novel Lord of the Flies, marking the first small-screen version of the story. All four episodes will launch on BBC iPlayer on February 8, 2026, with weekly broadcasts on BBC One following. The series, written by Jack Thorne and directed by Marc Munden, stays faithful to the 1954 book's setting and themes.
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