Hugh Grant and Matthew McConaughey, Daisy Coulam, Bill Bryson
Hugh Grant and Matthew McConaughey on their new film The Gentlemen; Deadwater Fell writer Daisy Coulam; Bill Bryson on his love of churches; photographer Cameron Newham
Hugh Grant and Matthew McConaughey discuss working with Guy Ritchie on his new gangster film The Gentlemen, but never actually sharing a scene.
Television writer Daisy Coulam, whose credits include Grantchester, Humans and Lost in Paradise, talks to Nikki Bedi about Deadwater Fell, her new crime drama for Channel 4 starring David Tennant, which explores the impact the murder of a mother and her three children has on the small Scottish town where they lived.
The American writer Bill Bryson discusses his love of the aesthetics and culture of English churches, and Australian photographer Cameron Newham describes his project to photograph in detail every one of the more than 10,000 parish churches in England.
Presenter Nikki Bedi
Producer Jerome Weatherald
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The Gentlemen
The Gentlemen (cert 18) is in cinemas now.
Image:Ìý Michelle Dockery and Matthew McConaughey asÌý Rosalind and Mickey Pearson
Photograph: Allstar/Miramax
Deadwater Fell
Deadwater Fell begins at 9pm onÌýFriday 10 January on Channel 4.Ìý
Image:Ìý Tom Kendrick (David Tennant) and Kate Kendrick (Anna Madeley).Ìý Credit:Ìý Anne Binckebank / Channel 4.
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