The first photo of Tom Riley as Lt Willis Keith in The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial has been shared by La Biennale di Venezia on social media. The premiere / press screening of the film takes place (out of competition) tomorrow evening 2nd September 2023, and main premiere it seems on 3rd September. 

Some of the local Scottish newspapers have been sharing details about the new BBC Agatha Christie adaptation of Murder Is Easy, with Tom Riley as Lord Whitfield.

While the exciting news was recently announced that The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial will premiere out of competition at this year's Venice Film Festival, it was quickly followed by the very sad news that the film's director William Friedkin died on Monday aged 87.

The 2023 Emmy nominations have been announced and The Nevers VFX team have been nominated for Outstanding Special Visual Effects In A Single Episode for the "It's A Good Day" episode. Congratulations to all involved. All episodes of The Nevers can now be watched on regular rotation on TUBI. 

Huge congratulations also to Tom Riley's wife Lizzy Caplan, on her Emmy nomimation for Lead Actress In A Limited Series Or Movie for Fleishman Is In Trouble!

The 75th Primetime Emmys will be held on 18th September.

Deadline has announced that Tom Riley has joined the cast of a new Agatha Christie adaptation of Murder is Easy, for the BBC and Britbox. Murder is Easy, a two part thriller, is now filming in Scotland with Tom taking the role of Lord Whitfield. This will be Tom's third Agatha Christie adaptation!

Dancing At Lughnasa's run at the National Theatre comes to an end this evening with the final show. The cast was amazing (particularly Tom Riley as Gerry) when I saw it, and I hope the final show is as fabulous as the one I enjoyed. 

After the first flush of fabulous reviews for the National Theatre's Dancing At Lughnasa following opening night last week, several more have been shared online, mainly from the weekend newspapers. I am quite intrigued at how Tom Riley's performance is described: from jokey charm to projecting Fred Astaire (who would have been popular in 1936), and am really looking forward to seeing for myself. 

The fantastic reviews for the National Theatre's Dancing At Lughnasa continue to appear online, with some wonderfully kind words about Tom Riley as Gerry. 

Riley’s Chaplin-esque Gerry is delightfully foolish, yet layered with depth and subtle sadness as he repeatedly fails to fulfil his familial obligations and secure a successful career. The Upcoming

Some fabulous reviews have started to appear online following last night's Dancing At Lughnasa press night. Tom Riley's performance as Gerry has some lovely reviews. Of course!

Some great photos of Tom Riley and Lizzy Caplan attending the press night after party for Dancing At Lughnasa at the National Theatre last night have been shared online. More embedded below.