Reviews A-Z

Michael Crawford is caught between two long-time adversaries who use him as a pawn in their grudge fight.

Amazon's first tentative forays into production of its own content saw a young, very talented oboist hoping for her big chance with the New York Symphony, when a brash new Maestro takes over as principle conductor.

Harry Aitch wants status more than money. If status means he's got to have money then he'll go out and get the money. Any way that's practically legal. But he spends most of the time conning himself...

Two strangers agree to become secret agents and are paired together as husband and wife. As they face the reality of espionage, 'John' and 'Jane Smith' must deal with their inner turmoil and their growing romantic feelings

Mr. Benn tries on a costume in the changing room of a shop before proceeding through 'the door that always led to adventure'

Mr Digby's PA is hopelessly devoted to him while he remains totally oblivious to her feelings.

Roger Hargreaves' delightful characters had captured the hearts of readers young and old since 1971, so it was only natural that Mr. Tickle, Mr. Happy, Mr. Grumpy, et al, would become just as popular in an animated television series

Mr Palfrey is a mild, middle-aged man—the epitome of a middle-ranking British Civil Servant. He works in the shadowy halls of Government. Mr Palfrey is a very dangerous man.

An eccentric old man finds that he bumbles through every task he is set.

A retired bank manager has embarked on a private crusade: a mission to bring peace and love to a tired and cynical world. Unfortunately, he unwittingly unleashes the forces of good and evil!