Why 30 years on, Colin Firth's wet shirt is STILL worth nearly a million pounds a year
The National Trust has sets appeal... with scores of productions like Pride & Prejudice and Bridgerton shot at historic ...
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Colin Firth felt 'way out' of his depth playing real-life 'Lockerbie' hero
NEW YORK, Jan. 2 (UPI) --Oscar-winning actor Colin Firth says he felt an incredible ... Outlander' icon Sam Heughan happy to wear T-shirt in 'Couple Next Door' NEW YORK, Jan. 17 (UPI ...
The new Lockerbie drama provoking fierce criticism from victims' families
A new Sky series on the 1988 disaster has again put the spotlight on the case, which has divided opinion for decades.
The enduring controversy over the Lockerbie bombing
A new Sky series on the 1988 disaster has again put the spotlight on the case, which has divided opinion for decades.
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'Game of Thrones' alum Rory McCann joins 'Ahsoka' Season 2
Del is overwhelmed by Jacob's return in 'Way Home' S3 Colin Firth felt 'way out' of his depth playing real-life 'Lockerbie' hero Topics Rosario Dawson Disney Noel Fielding's rep says comedian will ...
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Lockerbie: A Search for Truth, Sky Atlantic review - Colin Firth stars in gruelling dramatisation of the 1988 terror attack
The ensuing efforts to track down the perpetrators found Swire, a GP from Bromsgrove (played with teeth-gritted doggedness by Colin Firth), becoming the figurehead ... of a fragment of a timing device ...
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CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reviews Lockerbie: A Search For Truth on Sky Atlantic: Colin Firth is a superb choice to play Lockerbie's real-life crusading hero
To a generation of Janeites, the worshippers of Miss Austen, he will always be Mr D'Arcy — striding moodily out of a lake in his wet shirt ... there's much more to Colin Firth than light ...
How does a town move on from a terror attack? Lockerbie, 36 years on, is still in pain
How does a town survive an event so horrific, so traumatic, that it is forever linked to terrorism? Lockerbie is known not ...
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I lived out my Jane Austen dreams in historic UK city set for glamorous balls and immersive attractions this year
I WAS a fan of Jane Austen long before Colin Firth’s wet-shirt scene in the BBC’s Pride And Prejudice. I’d read all her novels and fancied finding a Mr Darcy of my own — the bigger his ...