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The BBC  unveiled a first look at Jenna Coleman (Doctor Who, The Cry, The Serpent) playing a cop in the apparently highly anticipated (not by us!) new crime drama The Jetty, from writer Cat Jones and producers Firebird Pictures, for BBC One and BBC iPlayer Because eventually, every British A-lister ends up playing a cop[...]

The writer and director spoke to Bleeding Cool about the inspiration behind the film, casting, reuniting with The Sandman star Jenna Coleman, and how working on Jackdaw compares to his TV work. Oliver Jackson-Cohen in "Jackdaw" (2023) Image courtesy of Anton Corp Jackdaw: Jamie Childs' An Ode to Northern England & Tony & Ridley Scott Films Bleeding Cool:[...]

While promoting his feature film debut in Jackdaw for Fantastic Fest, which reunites him with his The Sandman star Jenna Coleman, Childs spoke with Bleeding Cool about his work on the Netflix TV adaptation of The Sandman, directing episodes two- five, how creator Neil Gaiman served as a creative buffer against the more toxic parts[...]

This was closer to the original version of William Hartnell's First Doctor, who started out as prickly, aloof, and severe before gradually warming into a kindlier old man as he evolved. The furthest Moffat or any writer ever pushed the Doctor to the edge of hateful is the moment when Clara's (Jenna Coleman) ex-soldier boyfriend, Danny[...]

Jones's novel finds Jenna Coleman, Oliver Jackson-Cohen, Ashley Benson, and Eric Balfour in a twisted "love" story where the hopes for a romantic holiday turn into a brutally all-too-real living nightmare Coleman describes the series as "a darkly twisted thriller exploring a marriage gone wrong, which shifts into a cat-and-mouse psychological chess game between husband[...]

Jenna Coleman, former Doctor Who companion and current Johanna Constantine, stars as rookie detective Ember Manning in The Jetty, a new thriller from Eastenders writer Cat Jones and producers Firebird Pictures Lindsay Salt, Director of BBC Drama, made the announcement at the Edinburgh TV Festival Marialy Rivas is director. In the four-part series for BBC One[...]

Moffat also turned his relationship with Clara (Jenna Coleman) into an allegory for an older man in a midlife crisis and his co-dependent relationship with a younger woman that becomes dangerous and even toxic That relationship and Clara's addiction to emulating The Doctor ultimately causes her death, which is one of the most tragic companion[...]

The Eleventh Doctor  (Matt Smith) loses Amy (Karen Gillen) and Rory (Arthur Darville) to literally the past, never to see them again, with Amy leaving a note imploring him not to forget her.  The Twelfth Doctor (Peter Capaldi) making his saddest, most impassioned speech about war shows he's become the living memorial for all the[...]

There's the Eleventh Doctor's (Peter Capaldi) parting from Clara (Jenna Coleman) at the end of their mutually destructive co-dependent relationship, where Moffat explored how flawed a Doctor-Companion relationship could get that was also an allegory for an older man's affair with a younger woman, which was interesting but odd for a show aimed primarily at[...]

As we await word on if Netflix will continue exploring more corners of Neil Gaiman's The Sandman universe with a second season (or more?), it would be safe to say that Jenna Coleman's Johanna Constantine was one of the first season's all-stars Coleman's performance was the kind of quality work that makes you feel like[...]

Davies' first season, written by Robert Shearman, slaughtering a whole army, the 11th Doctor (Peter Capaldi), Missy (Michelle Gomez) and Clara (Jenna Coleman) in the craftiest fake-out and stand-off against the whole Dalek army from Steven Moffat's run, and Rory's (Arthur Darvill) narrow escape from an awakening army of Daleks… which isn't really any extermination[...]

Could one of those familiar faces be Jenna Coleman (already enjoying spinoff-level praise for her work as Johanna Constantine in Netflix's series adaptation of Neil Gaiman's The Sandman)? Speaking with Best magazine, Coleman kept the door open for a return to the long-running BBC series "It could happen in the future, who knows? I think,[...]

Lady Johanna Constantine (Jenna Coleman), all aristocratic hauteur, tries to capture Dream and Gadling to learn the secrets of their immortality before Dream cruelly subdues her but sets up her future (and only other) appearance in the series beyond this season Gadling has a bit of action beating up her henchmen to break up the[...]

In episode 3, "Dream a Little Dream of Me", Constantine (Jenna Coleman) had to guilt-trip him into showing mercy to her dying ex Rachel in episode 3 His easing Constantine of her recurring nightmare is a transaction they'd agreed upon The show emphasizes Dream's change includes seeing and caring about people as more than just[...]

This is all about Constantine. Constantine (Jenna Coleman) and Dream (Tom Sturridge) in "The Sandman" Image: Netflix Or rather, Johanna Constantine, played by Jenna Coleman No other episode screams "BACKDOOR PILOT!" as much as this one The story broadly follows the original comic but changes many of the elements to update and fit a TV show[...]

TV, Netflix's The Sandman stars Tom Sturridge, Gwendoline Christie, Vivienne Acheampong, Boyd Holbrook, Charles Dance, Asim Chaudhry, Sanjeev Bhaskar, Kirby Howell-Baptiste, Mason Alexander Park, Donna Preston, Jenna Coleman, Niamh Walsh, Joely Richardson, David Thewlis, Kyo Ra, Stephen Fry, Razane Jammal, Sandra James Young, Patton Oswalt, and Mark Hamill. Less than 48 hours after Netflix's The[...]

But first, we have a look at Gaiman responding to some comments/questions folks had about Jenna Coleman's Johanna Constantine. Cr Courtesy Of Netflix © 2022 And as an extra surprise? The last tweet also links to a new sneak preview focusing on Constantine and Dream (Tom Sturridge) initially meeting in modern times. In the Sandman world, where Morpheus[...]

Don't know why it took weeks, but the BBC finally released the compilation video for the second half of Season 7 of the new Doctor Who, which was Jenna Coleman's debut and Matt Smith's final season. Jenna Coleman and Matt Smith in "Doctor Who" season 7, BBC There's so much to look at in this half-season Showrunner[...]

Wilderness is a new Amazon Original thriller drama starring Jenna Coleman and Oliver Jackson-Cohen as a couple whose marriage falls apart spectacularly Based on BE Jones' 2019 novel of the same name, British couple Liv and Will have a seemingly perfect marriage that crumbles when Liv learns of her husband's infidelity and plans her revenge[...]

During The Sandman reveal and panel at Netflix Geeked, creator Neil Gaiman & Jenna Coleman officially revealed that her character Johanna Constantine was in fact a replacement for John Constantine In the comics, Johanna Constantine was an ancestor of John Constantine who lived in the 18th Century and became an occasional ally and foil for[...]

It's showrunner Steven Moffat and the Twelfth Doctor Peter Capaldi's penultimate season, and companion Jenna Coleman's final season The video reveals that the season featured some of the show's finest Science Fiction stories and revealed Moffat's grandest themes in the show. "Doctor Who Series 9" image: BBC By his second season, Capaldi was starting to settle into[...]

There's an attempt to expand Clara's (Jenna Coleman)'s life by giving her a life outside the TARDIS by giving her a job teaching at the Cole Hill School and a boyfriend Danny Pink (Samuel Anderson) was a character who didn't quite work because he was written from the outside as a foil for Clara and[...]

It also featured an attempt at giving companion Clara (Jenna Coleman) a love story with her fellow schoolteacher Danny Pink (Samuel Anderson) that felt like a plot construction than genuine emotion despite Coleman and Anderson's efforts "Last Christmas" works because it's a Doctor Who story that integrates Science Fiction and Christmas into the story as[...]

This week it's the Best of Clara Oswald as played by Jenna Coleman Clara was an odd companion She often felt more like a concept than a person that showrunner Steven Moffat was writing She was the Impossible Girl who started out as a mysterious figure who kept popping up throughout the Doctor's timeline She[...]

Jenna Coleman has signed to play Joan Bright in The War Rooms, a real-life drama about the woman who led Winston Churchill's secret Whitehall bunker and the inspiration for Miss Moneypenny in the James Bond stories The series will explore the untold story of the women who lived, loved, and triumphed in Winston Churchill's secret[...]

This time, Doctor Who Magazine writer and BBC Radio editor (and hardest-working Who fan on the planet) Emily Cook set our sights on Matt Smith and Jenna Coleman-starrer "The Rings of Akhaten" and wrapped up the event with a very appropriate gift Kicking things off at 8 pm British Standard Time (3 pm Eastern Time in[...]

Every companion had a unique theme starting with Rose Tyler (Billie Piper), then Martha Jones (Freema Agyeman), to the playful comedy beats for Donna Noble (Catherine Tate), the curious fairytale ballads of Amy Pond (Karen Gillen) and Clara Oswald (Jenna Coleman) to Bill Potts (Pearl Mackie) Gold's themes often sum up the characters' personalities and[...]

Set during Peter Capaldi's first season as The Doctor, the Series 8 episode finds the Doctor tracking a creature with an uncanny and eerie ability to hide, while Clara (Jenna Coleman) and Danny Pink (Samuel Anderson) take on the dangers of a date With then-showrunner and episode writer Steven Moffat as well as episode director[...]

Set during Peter Capaldi's first season as The Doctor, the Series 8 episode finds the Doctor tracking a creature with an uncanny and eerie ability to hide, while Clara (Jenna Coleman) and Danny Pink (Samuel Anderson) take on the dangers of a date Of course, what would a global rewatch be if there weren't some[...]

It gave Jenna Coleman two roles to play (Clara and her Zygon doppelganger) and let her show her range It cements Ingrid Oliver's character Osgood as a fan favorite Last but not least, it featured that speech It was probably one of the greatest speeches on Doctor Who, delivered by possibly the greatest actor to[...]