Articles about BBC Three
BBC finds more Daddy Issues
FIRST LOOK: Aimee Lou Wood and David Morrissey reunite for season two of BBC comedy Daddy Issues, as the on-screen father and daughter welcome a new addition to their family.
Keeping up appearances
Just Act Normal creator and writer Janice Okoh joins executive producer George Ormond to discuss adapting for television her award-winning play about three siblings fighting to stay together after their mother’s disappearance, and the challenges of production on a limited budget.
BBC settles in for Film Club
FIRST LOOK: Aimee Lou Wood, Nabhaan Rizwan, Suranne Jones and Liv Hill star in Film Club, a romantic comedy-drama debuting later this year on BBC Three and BBC iPlayer.
Boarders go back to school with BBC
TRAILER: BBC comedy Boarders returns for its second season on Monday, February 3, continuing the story of five talented black inner-city teens who are transported to an alien world when they gain scholarships to a prestigious boarding school.
Right of reply
Kidnapped: The Chloe Ayling Story recounts the true story of the eponymous model’s kidnap ordeal in 2017 and the subsequent media storm when she was accused of faking the whole thing. Writer Georgia Lester, star Nadia Parkes and Ayling herself recount the making of this factual drama.
Who’s the Daddy?
Writer Danielle Ward, director Damon Beesley and executive producer Phil Gilbert discuss their partnership on BBC Three series Daddy Issues, the challenge with comedies, and working with “dream” stars Aimee Lou Wood and David Morrissey.
BBC looks up A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder
TRAILER: Here’s the trailer for A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder, a six-part series based on Holly Jackson’s novel of the same name. It debuts in the UK on BBC Three and BBC iPlayer in July.
Aimee Lou Wood, David Morrissey confront Daddy Issues
FIRST LOOK: Aimee Lou Wood and David Morrissey star in Daddy Issues, a comedy coming to BBC Three and BBC iPlayer.
Crossing Boarders
Boarders creator Daniel Lawrence Taylor, director Ethosheia Hylton and executive producer Madeleine Sinclair take DQ back to school to discuss making the BBC comedy drama, how the story is inspired by real life and working with the young cast.
Nadia Parkes takes lead in BBC factual drama Kidnapped
FIRST LOOK: Nadia Parkes plays Chloe Ayling in BBC factual drama Kidnapped, which follows the true story of Chloe’s abduction in Italy.
Quack attack
DQ gets on board with Wreck creator Ryan J Brown to talk about the success of his cruise ship-set comedy-slasher, his plans for season two and how villain Quacky Duck became a genre icon.