TOM RILEY NEWS

Here is a lovely 2021 treat for fans of Tom Riley and comedy, especially as we wait for more news about HBO's The Nevers. Tom Riley and Nick Kocher shared a hilarious comedy sketch video on Instagram. Written by Nick Kocher for Cake FX, a comedy series shown on the FX channel and Hulu, Tom can be seen performing in a nightmare audition scene. The websites for Cake on FX and Hulu are not accessible outside the US unfortunately, so I am not sure when Tom's scene will be broadcast.

The Observer includes HBO's The Nevers - Joss Whedon delivers a slice of Victorian gothic fantasy - in their look at the top TV treats to raise your spirits in 2021. Decider has revealed its list of most anticipated shows for 2021, and it also includes The Nevers on HBO. Decider appears to have identified who the Victorian peri

HBO's The Nevers is mentioned in a few more online entertainment news sites in anticipation of its broadcast this coming summer. Tom Riley plays Augustus Bidlow in the sci-fi series written and directed by Joss Whedon. Hopefully we wont have to wait too long for more promo photos and a trailer.

Indiewire's programmes to be excited about. 

Several online entertainment news sources have included HBO's The Nevers in their must see list for 2021. The Guardian reminds us that it is likely to be shown on Sky Atlantic in the UK (no confirmed date), while we know that the series will broadcast in the US on HBO Max sometime during summer 2021. Getting closer! Now we just wait for the first glimpse of Tom Riley as Augustus Bidlow - it has been too long since we last saw Tom on screen. 

So, HBO drama series The Nevers is currently in post production (sadly without creator and showrunner Joss Whedon), and is expected to be broadcast on HBO and HBO Max summer 2021. We had our first fantastic peek at the new series last week in HBO's preview video, but will have to wait a bit longer before we get a glimpse of Tom Riley as Augustus Bidlow. In the mean time, another couple of tit-bits have appeared online to keep us going. 

Very exciting updates overnight as HBO Max released the first look at new sci-fi drama series The Nevers, which stars Laura Donnelly, James Norton, and Tom Riley as Augustus Bidlow. The brief glimpses were included in an upcoming promotion trailer, and it looks fantastic. 

HBO recently announced that we can expect to see The Nevers on our TV screens summer 2021.

Showrunner Joss Whedon announced today via Cinemablend that he is leaving The Nevers. New shows often have a difficult gestation, and The Nevers is no exception, having to navigate 2 pandemic lockdowns in UK in the middle of filming the sci-fi drama series for HBO. All reports from the set of The Nevers confirmed it was a very happy place to work, but clearly very draining for the writer, producer, director and showrunner.

Kate Reid, The Nevers director of photography, posted more information about how The Nevers has been changed to accomodate the pandemic. Yesterday she shared some photos on her Instagram account from the final days of shooting. The new information adds more clarity to recent interviews from Denis O'Hare and Nick Frost. Tom Riley plays Augustus Bidelow in the series.

Congratulations to all the cast and crew of The Nevers. England entered a second lockdown last week, and some of the cast and crew members from HBO's The Nevers posted news that their part in the series wrapped on Sunday 8th November 2020. DP Kate Reid shared Instagram stories today revealing all, while Amy Manson shared that she had finished filming her role in the Joss Wedon directed series last week. The series started shooting in London summer 2019.

A fantastic interview with Nick Frost has been shared online by Collider. Nick reveals some amazing tit-bits about The Nevers and working with Joss Whedon. Read it all in full on Collider.com The shooting dates Nick mentions are intriguing - starting October 2019. We know that episode one wrapped before September 2019, and it all went very quiet until January 2020. Perhaps Nick is referring to his own role.