The game is afoot, and Sherlock has a new address! This February 21st, Lionsgate Play rolls out the red carpet for the world’s greatest detective – and trust us, you won’t want to miss it!
Join Sherlock Holmes (Benedict Cumberbatch), and his steadfast partner, Dr. John Watson (Martin Freeman), as they crack impossible cases and go head-to-head with London’s most formidable criminal masterminds. From decoding intricate puzzles to outwitting the dangerously unpredictable Jim Moriarty (Andrew Scott), every episode delivers intrigue, suspense, and razor-sharp wit.
Sharing his first memory of working on the series, lead actor, Benedict Cumberbatch said “Learning the lines for the audition, really. That was the first bit of work I ever did on it. And this is hard, but a lot of fun.”
In an interview with Vogue, Benedict Cumberbatch opened up about his thoughts about Sherlock’s personality,“I thought he should be more – not stiff but like a guy who does a lot of yoga. It’s that strength where people look weak but their core is strong. He’s incredibly poised. Back straight. His head leans to the side.” He further added, “There’s this thing about him being very reserved and austere. I wanted him to be a bit more rock star. There is something almost boyish – a joy about him. I wanted him to smile. “
Created by Doctor Who masterminds Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss, Sherlock reimagines the classic detective tales into 90-minute episodes that will keep you guessing until the end. From the chilling murder spree in “A Study in Pink” to the eerie mysteries of “The Hounds of Baskerville”, each case is a puzzle you won’t be able to resist.
Sherlock’s modern reinvention of the classic detective series has earned multiple accolades, including Primetime Emmy Awards for Cumberbatch, Freeman, and Moffat, a BAFTA for Best Television Drama, and a Peabody Award, cementing its status as a TV phenomenon.
Completing a well-loved legacy of 15 years filled with mind bending twists and captivating cases since its 2010 debut, all 4 seasons will now be available exclusively on Lionsgate Play for Philippines audiences. Get ready to dive back into the world of mystery, and genius – because you’re about to be Sher-locked!
Don’t miss this chance to experience the brilliance of Sherlock! Catch all four seasons on Lionsgate Play on February 21.
What happens when four powerhouse actresses team up in an action-packed spy movie? You get The 355– a star-studded thriller that delivers high-stakes suspense and heart-pounding action. The film follows a group of international agents who must put aside their rivalries to keep a top-secret weapon from falling into the wrong hands and triggering World War III.
CIA operative Mace (Jessica Chastain) is tasked to retrieve a top-secret weapon – a flash drive that can hack into any computer with a few keystrokes – and recruits the help of her colleague, retired British MI6 operative Khadijah Adiyeme (Lupita Nyong’o). The mission gets messier when DNI agent and psychologist Graciela Rivera (Penelope Cruz) and rival German BND agent Marie Schmidt (Diane Kruger) join the hunt, each wanting to claim the program drive for their respective agencies. But a group of four head-strong heroines clashing heads isn’t the end of their problems, they must work together to make sure the weapon doesn’t fall into the hands of international crime entrepreneurs.
The 355 is an original action thriller conceptualized by Jessica Chastain herself and written by Simon Kinberg and Theresa Rebeck. Featuring some of Hollywood’s biggest stars, The 355 is sure to be an exhilarating ride for fans of high-octane espionage. In an interview with Screenrant, Jessica Chastain, who plays Mace and is also one of the film’s producers, talks about what excited her most in creating the movie, “Well, I like the idea that the actresses are all the bosses of the film. They’re the owners of the film. We raised the money on our own. We developed the script together, the characters together, we are the owners. It was made outside of a studio system, independently. We made it for a fraction of the cost of what a normal movie like this is made for. So, it’s exciting to me that the artists are now the owners of the work, and especially women. It’s exciting to me that the actresses are the ones in charge of the film.”
Director Simon Kinberg shared with CBR what drew him into directing the film,“I’m a huge James Bond fan and I love the spy genre in general. The first script I ever wrote was Mr. & Mrs. Smith. The 355 is a different kind of spy movie, but it is a love letter to spy movies. So, I was intrigued by the fact that it was a spy movie. I loved the idea of a female-ensemble spy movie. There are two things in there that are novel. One, there’s not a lot of female spy movies. But two, there are even fewer ensemble spy movies.”
Buckle up for a thrilling ride when The 355 comes to Lionsgate Play on January 31, 2025.
Hello, 2025! The new year is off to an electrifying start, and Lionsgate Play is here to keep you entertained like never before. Whether you’re craving high-stakes action or gripping drama, this month’s second half lineup has it all – promising an unforgettable January. So, grab your favorite snacks, settle in, and get ready to binge watch with Lionsgate Play!
When a top-secret weapon falls into the wrong hands, CIA wild card Mason “Mace” Brown (Jessica Chastain) teams up with three unlikely allies to save the world from chaos. Alongside the relentless German agent Marie (Diane Kruger), tech-savvy MI6 specialist Khadijah (Lupita Nyong’o), and the level-headed Colombian psychologist Graciela (Penélope Cruz), she engages in a pulse-pounding race across the globe — from the elegant streets of Paris to the bustling markets of Morocco and the high-stakes auction houses of Shanghai. But there’s a twist at every turn as a shadowy figure, Lin Mi Sheng (Fan Bingbing), seems always one step ahead, forcing the team to build a shaky trust that might secure the weapon or destroy them all.
After a shocking rise to power, Lenny Belardo (Jude Law) becomes the first American pope, adopting the name Pius XIII. His unexpected election is seen as a calculated gamble by the College of Cardinals, but Lenny quickly proves to be anything but predictable. Aloof and enigmatic, he defies Vatican traditions, relying solely on Sister Mary (Diane Keaton), as his trusted confidante. While Sister Mary encourages him to connect with his billion-strong flock, the young pope remains distant, stirring tension and intrigue within the Holy See.
Looking for a follow-up? “The New Pope” picks up where “The Young Pope” left off, blending biting satire with gripping drama to peel back the gilded facade of the Vatican. When Sir John Brannox (John Malkovich), a refined and charismatic English aristocrat, rises to the papal throne as John Paul III, the Vatican is thrust into a new chapter of leadership.
When Mack Leigh (Rachel Griffiths) discovers her husband’s infidelity and is drowning in debt, she takes an unexpected and bold step to secure her family’s future — launching an ethical brothel. Madam follows Mack’s daring attempt to challenge societal norms, redefine the meaning of sex work, and tackle the stigma surrounding her unconventional business.
With Lionsgate Play’s stellar January lineup, your screen time is about to skyrocket (in the best way possible). Don’t miss out on these fresh releases and subscribe today!
The 2025 Golden Globes red carpet was everything we hoped it would be and more. From debuting daring hairdos to serving old Hollywood glam, the red carpet made sure our jaws stayed glued to the floor. Whether you were team sparkles or dramatic silhouettes, the first event of 2025’s awards season did not disappoint.
The cast and crew of Emilia Perez, which won four Golden Globe awards: Best Motion Picture, Musical or Comedy; Best Motion Picture – Non-English Language; Best Original Song – Motion Picture for “El Mal”; and Best Performance by a Female Actor in a Supporting Role in any Motion Picture for Zoe Saldaña Image source: Golden Globes (Instagram)
Here are just some of the standout moments we’re obsessing over:
Zendaya owns the night (again)
It’s official — Zendaya is in a league of her own. Styled by the legendary Law Roach, Zendaya graced the carpet in a monochromatic orange custom Louis Vuitton ensemble that left no detail unchecked. From the gown to the heels and even her rusty-hued locks, she was a literal goddess. Iconic. Thank you, Z, for delivering yet again.
Fresh off her first Grammy win last year, Miley Cyrus knows a thing or two about making moves — on the stage and the red carpet. She showed up in a shimmering Celine gown with bold cut-outs, a ’00s updo (complete with chunky highlights), and topped it off with the ultimate power move: sunglasses. Take notes, people: that’s how you do effortlessly cool.
Cynthia Erivo defies gravity with drama
Cynthia Erivo’s structured peplum commanded everyone’s attention. With a deep v-neckline and silver embellishments, the Louis Vuitton ensemble exuded drama and confidence, perfectly complementing her jaw-dropping performance in Wicked.
Cate Blanchett’s golden comeback
Cate Blanchett joined Viola Davis in proving that red carpet magic can happen twice in the same dress. Blanchett returned to the Golden Globes in a gold Louis Vuitton gown that had already made waves at Cannes less than a year ago. Its cape-style bodice, metallic shoulder detailing, sleek column skirt, and dramatic train were pure elegance. She paired the show-stopping gown with minimal accessories and a sharp side-parted blonde bob.
Viola Davis re-wears Gucci like royalty
Viola Davis understood the assignment and flipped the sustainability script. When Gucci creates a masterpiece, why not wear it more than once? The 2025 Cecil B. DeMille Award honoree brought back her stunning black sequined dress from the 2024 LACMA Gala, this time wearing it with a rainbow cape. Bravo to Davis and her stylist, Elizabeth Stewart, for making rewearing just as fabulous as a red carpet debut.
Elle Fanning perfects print play
Need proof that fashion risks pay off? Look no further than Elle Fanning. Her leopard-print Balmain gown featuring a corseted champagne waist and sequined bust might sound chaotic on paper, but on her? Pure harmony. She paired it with gold Cartier for that extra oomph, reminding us why she’s the queen of combining elegance with edge.
Emma Stone unveiled a brand-new pixie cut that wowed fans on the red carpet. Rumored to be for her upcoming film, Bugonia, the haircut was paired with a radiant red Louis Vuitton gown that served straight-up Hollywood sophistication. If her new look is any indication, 2025 is the year of Emma making serious moves.
Angelina Jolie sparkles alongside her daughter
Angelina Jolie knows how to make a statement, and the stunning diva made an unforgettable entrance in a bedazzled long-sleeved dress with sheer panels and streaks of black and silver sequins. Jolie wasn’t alone — walking beside her was her daughter, Zahara Jolie, rocking a custom white Alexander McQueen dress adorned with a sequined cherry tree-inspired pattern.
Ariana Grande goes full Audrey Hepburn
Speaking of hair revamps, Ariana Grande ditched her platinum locks for a more honey-brown ‘do. The talented star arrived in a 1966 yellow haute couture Givenchy gown, paired with white gloves, and Swarovski crystal accents, she was serving “Good Witch”, but make it fashion.
Timothée Chalamet saves the men’s fashion scene (Again)
Timothée Chalamet didn’t just suit up last night. Still paying homage to Bob Dylan, he paired a simple black suit with a delightfully quirky polka-dot skinny scarf, he gave us just enough edge to keep things interesting.
Hollywood’s biggest nights, streaming exclusively on Lionsgate Play
This year, Lionsgate Play brought the glitz and glamour of the Golden Globes directly to fans in the Philippines with an exclusive live stream of the star-studded event. Missed the live show? No worries — you can still catch all the unforgettable highlights, award wins, and dazzling red carpet looks by rewatching the entire event on Lionsgate Play, the Home of Awards.
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Holidays are for cozy blankets, warm drinks, and wrapping yourself in stories that transport you to another world. Lucky for you (and us), Lionsgate Play has a handpicked lineup of binge-worthy series that’ll have you glued to the screen faster than you can say, “Where’s the remote?”
From nostalgic drama to pulse-pounding action and heartwarming musicals, here’s your perfect streaming menu for the unforgettable holiday season. Grab your blanket, settle in, and let the binge-fest begin!
1. Mad Men
Start your binge fest with the moody brilliance of Mad Men. Set in the slick, whiskey-soaked advertising world of the ’60s, this series is a masterpiece of drama and questionable life choices. Don Draper (Jon Hamm), with his flawless suits and complicated personal life, will reel you in, but the show’s entire cast of characters will keep you hooked. Catch the style, catch the drama—and maybe pour yourself an Old Fashioned while you’re at it.
2. Paris Has Fallen
Need something to counteract the warm fuzzies of the festive season? Enter Paris Has Fallen. With explosive drama (and literal explosions), this action-packed series will crank up your adrenaline. Because nothing screams “holiday spirit” like saving the world one city at a time, right?
3. Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist
What would you do if you could suddenly hear people’s inner thoughts through pop songs? That’s Zoey’s new superpower in Zoey’s Extraordinary Playlist, and honestly, we’re here for it. Quirky, emotional, and packed with epic musical numbers, this series will have you laughing, crying, and singing along before the credits roll.
4. Normal People
Feel like breaking your heart a little this holiday? Normal People understood the assignment. This beautifully told story of Marianne (Daisy Edgar-Jones) and Connell (Paul Mescal) is as raw and real as it gets. It’s about love in all its messy forms, navigating complex relationships, and growing with the pain of being human. Maybe grab tissues. Definitely grab tissues.
5. Killing Eve
If you haven’t yet dived into Killing Eve, where have you been?! This cat-and-mouse drama between Eve (Sandra Oh), a whip-smart MI6 agent, and Villanelle (Jodie Comer), a dangerously charming assassin, is nothing short of addictive. It’s sharp, funny, and just the right amount of twisted, with characters you’ll love and hate equally.
6. Power Franchise
Want your holiday streaming to last long into the New Year? Hello, Power Franchise. Created by The Good Wife writer Courtney A. Kemp in collaboration with 50 Cent (who plays recurring character Kanan Stark in the series), this gripping franchise follows the high-stakes world of crime. Starting with the hit series Power and followed by Power Book II, III, and IV, there’s plenty of story to go around. Plus, everyone knows it’s not the holidays without a bit of family drama.
Whether you’re in the mood to laugh, cry, or sit on the edge of your seat, Lionsgate Play’s catalog has you covered.
When your entire family is wiped out by a power-hungry dynasty, what do you do? If you’re Boy, you train with a shadowy shaman, harness the rage of your inner gamer, and channel it all into becoming a lean, mean vengeance machine. Played brilliantly by Bill Skarsgård (It, The Crow), this post-apocalyptic action saga follows Boy, our deaf and mute protagonist, as he tears through waves of enemies searching for his family’s killer, the cunning and deranged Hilda Van Der Koy (Famke Janssen, X-Men).
In his quest for vengeance, Boy crosses paths with a resistance crew, faces off against martial arts tyrants, and wrestles with the ghost of his rebellious sister. With brutal action sequences, a dash of dry wit, and a chaotic dystopian backdrop, you haven’t seen an action film quite like Boy Kills World.
On how he prepared for such a physical role, Bill Skarsgård says, “I would like to think of myself as a physical actor. I like to perform physically and this was a huge challenge for me with all the action moves. So I watched a lot of martial arts movies. It was sort of like learning a completely new language. We trained for six weeks, transforming my body to fit the role, then on top of that, learn how to fight — not only the action, but the physicality of how the character moved.”On how he felt about casting Bill Skarsgård, director Moritz Mohr tells GamesRadar, “Skarsgård is super expressive with his face, that alone is one big selling point for Boy and he’s a very physical actor but no action movies come to mind. On that first call with him, he was amazing and I was like, ‘So yeah, we got the acting part covered, of course, you would knock it out of the park and I know that, but are you up for doing action?’ and he’s like, ‘Absolutely. Big MMA, UFC fan. I want to get in shape. I want to train. I want to do this the right way.’ I was like, ‘Okay, if you say, so I’m inclined to trust you there.’”
Don’t miss Boy Kills World when it drops on Lionsgate Play this December 27.
The Christmas break is the perfect time to gather with loved ones, a warm cup of hot chocolate in hand, and immerse yourself in stories brimming with wonder and a dash of magic. This festive season, let Lionsgate Play bring the joy and warmth of the holidays to your home with a delightful collection of heartwarming films that the entire family will cherish.
This enchanting tale follows the eccentric owner of a magical toy store, Mr. Magorium (Dustin Hoffman), who decides to hand over his beloved emporium to his young and shy manager, Molly Mahoney (Natalie Portman). But when the store begins to lose its magic, Molly must discover her inner strength to save this whimsical world.
A Belle for Christmas
Right before Christmas, a widowed father (Dean Cain) and his two kids adopt Belle, an adorable puppy. But the festive cheer takes an unexpected turn when the father’s gold-digging girlfriend (Kristy Swanson) nabs Belle. Now, the kids must put their heads together to get Belle back before Christmas.
Ace & the Christmas Miracle
After an unjust divorce, Amanda (Brande Roderick) is left scrambling to ensure a bright future for her 10-year-old son, Daniel. But just when hope feels out of reach, the Annual California Wine Country Christmas Derby brings unexpected hope. She hires Tony, a down-on-his-luck pest control technician, to keep her horse Ace (voiced by Jon Lovitz) out of the race. What seems like a simple job takes a whimsical turn when Tony discovers he can actually hear Ace speak. Together, they hatch a better plan to save the day.
The NeverEnding Story
Take flight on the back of Falkor, the magical luckdragon, in The NeverEnding Story. While not traditionally a Christmas film, its themes of hope, adventure, and imagination make it a perfect watch for this festive season. Follow young Bastian as he plunges into the pages of a mysterious book and becomes part of a story that has the power to save an entire world.
What will you watch first? Gather the family, grab your favorite snacks and hot cocoa, and immerse yourself in the magic of Christmas with Lionsgate Play.
The holidays are here! Twinkling lights line the streets, carols bring cheer to every corner, and the warmth of love fills the air. Whether you’re coupled up or embracing the single life, there’s no better way to enjoy the festive season than with a lineup of romantic Christmas comedies.
Lionsgate Play brings the magic of holiday romcoms straight to your screen. Here are five charming picks that will warm your heart and add a little kilig to your Christmas celebrations.
Here are four Christmas romcoms on Lionsgate Play that will fill your heart with all the kilig this holiday season.
1. Zoey’s Extraordinary Christmas
Looking for a musical twist to your holiday romcom? Zoey’s Extraordinary Christmas has you covered.
On her first Christmas without her father, Zoey (Jane Levy) wants to make sure her family’s holidays are extra special. However, she soon learns that it’s a more challenging task than she thought — even with the help of friends and her boyfriend Max (Skylar Astin). Add to that her unique ability to hear people’s innermost thoughts through song, and you’ve got a recipe for a fun and heartfelt holiday watch. Can Zoey create a Christmas worth singing about?
2. Bridget Jones’s Diary
No holiday romcom list is complete without this timeless classic.
Follow the lovable but clumsy Bridget (Renee Zellweger) as she navigates work, love, and the holiday season in this beloved classic. With her mother constantly pressuring her to find a man, Bridget is torn between the charming but irresponsible Daniel (Hugh Grant) and the uptight but endearing Mark (Colin Firth). Set in the backdrop of Christmas and New Year’s, this iconic rom-com will have you laughing and swooning at the same time.
3. Christmas Made to Order
What happens when the pursuit of a picture-perfect Christmas leads to unexpected romance?
When architect Steven (Jonathan Bennett) is tasked with creating a perfect Christmas for his client, he enlists the help of Gretchen (Alexa PenaVega), an expert in holiday decorations. As they spend more time together, Steven realizes that maybe the perfect Christmas isn’t about perfection after all. This heartwarming movie will make you believe in the magic of the season and finding love in unexpected places.
4. My Christmas Inn
Dreaming of a snowy, small-town Christmas? My Christmas Inn delivers just that.
Jen Taylor (Tia Mowry-Hardrict) has left her busy city life to take care of her aunt’s quaint inn in Alaska. As she adjusts to small-town life and helps with the holiday celebrations, she also finds herself falling for a local man (Rob Mayes). But when her job calls her back to the city, Jen must decide between her career and love. How will this Christmas love story unfold?
5. Christmas Magic
Looking for a story with a touch of fantasy? Christmas Magic will tug at your heartstrings.
After a devastating car accident, successful event planner Carrie (Lindy Booth) wakes up in Central Park, she meets Henry, her spirit guide, who assigns her a final task before passing on: helping widowed restaurateur Scott Walker (Paul McGillion) save his failing business. Using her expertise, Carrie transforms the struggling eatery while forging a connection with Scott and his young daughter. But with a ticking clock and Christmas Eve as her deadline, Carrie must juggle growing emotions, her mission, and the chance to earn her wings.
Cozy Up for a Romantic Holiday Movie Night
No plans for date night or a holiday hangout? Grab your favorite blanket, brew a warm cup of cocoa, and let the magic of Christmas unfold with these delightful romcoms.
Stream these heartwarming holiday films now on Lionsgate Play via PLDT Home and Smart. Whether you’re after laughter, love, or a touch of Christmas spirit, these movies are sure to brighten your holiday season.
What if the end of the world began with a single signal from the stars? Prepare for a breathtaking descent into chaos and survival as War of the Worlds, the haunting reimagining of H.G. Wells’ legendary novel, streaming exclusively on Lionsgate Play.
Set in contemporary Britain and France, this modern twist on the sci-fi classic shatters the comfort of everyday life when astronomers detect a mysterious transmission from deep space — a message that confirms the existence of intelligent extraterrestrial life. The world holds its collective breath, waiting for further contact. But the response is far from peaceful.
Within days, human civilization is decimated. Alien ships take to the skies, and Earth becomes a shadow of what it once was. The survivors, scattered in desolate cities and the eerie countryside, are left to grapple with an unrelenting question — Who are these invaders and why are they determined to destroy us?
Led by Gabriel Byrne (The Usual Suspects), Daisy Edgar-Jones (Normal People), and Léa Drucker (Custody), War of the Worlds assembles a stellar cast to take you through emotional highs and devastating lows. Will the few remaining pockets of humanity find a way to fight back? Or will this invasion mark the end of all we know?
Gabriel Byrne expressed his views on what appealed to him about War of the Worlds, saying, “I think it’s extremely pertinent to the world we live in today. I think that the aliens, they’re a metaphor for the unknown, the fears and terrors that are out there. I think in the films of the 1950’s, for example, there were a great many stories about unseen and unknown forces coming to threaten the world and that was indicative of a time when the world was entering a nuclear age and a very scary place. The aliens there stood in for perhaps the ‘red menace’, as it was known at that time. I think we’ve got a great deal to fear in the world that we live in today, but a lot of those fears are unnameable and incomprehensible. We can’t articulate what it is exactly, so that’s why this story. “
On how War of the Worlds differs from other alien or sci-fi shows, Daisy Edgar-Jones, “It differs in that the stories are a lot more about the relationships between the human beings in the plot. It’s very much about the nuances of interrelationships and of people changing and of survival and of sacrifice and of what happens in these situations.”
Ready to watch humanity face its greatest threat yet? Catch War of the Worlds as Season 1 is now streaming on Lionsgate Play. Mark your calendars for the succeeding Fridays, because Season 2 and Season 3 are scheduled to land on December 13 and 20, respectively!
Expect thrills, chills, and more this October, thanks to Lionsgate Play’s lineup of gripping and captivating shows. Whether you’re a fan of crime drama, historical fiction, or action-packed thrillers, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.
From solving murders in the small town of Three Pines to the historical drama of Ten Pound Poms and a mystery that blends fiction and reality in Magpie Murders, Lionsgate Play has curated a diverse selection of series that will keep you on the edge of your seat. So, settle down and prepare for a month filled with suspense, intrigue, and unforgettable storytelling.
Chief Inspector Armand Gamache (Alfred Molina) is a dedicated homicide detective tasked to investigate murders in the seemingly idyllic Quebec village of Three Pines. As he unravels the mysteries surrounding each case, Gamache confronts his past and the hidden secrets of the community. Based on Louise Penny’s acclaimed novels, this Canadian crime drama explores themes of social justice, colonialism, and the darker side of small-town life.
Ten Pound Poms (2023) (Series) – October 11
In 1956 post-war Manchester, Annie Roberts (Faye Marsay) is desperate to make ends meet after her husband Terry (Warren Brown) spends his wages down the pub. Seeing an opportunity for a fresh start, she answers an emigration ad promising a prosperous life in Australia for just £10. They soon learn life in Australia is not all whitewashed houses and sun-soaked adventures. Ten Pound Poms is a British historical series that explores the hopes, dreams, and sacrifices of those who sought a fresh start in Australia during the 1950s.
Power Book II: Ghost returns for its final season, picking up after the cliffhanger ending of Season 3. Tariq St. Patrick (Michael Rainey Jr.), desperate to escape his father’s legacy, finds that a new life is far from easy. His closest ally, Brayden Weston (Gianni Paolo), spirals into reckless behavior, forcing Tariq to question their partnership. As Tariq navigates the treacherous world of drug trafficking, he must confront both new and old enemies, all while grappling with the ghosts of his past.
Paris Has Fallen (2024) (Series) – October 18
Following the success of the Has Fallen series starring Gerard Butler, Paris Has Fallen introduces a new team of heroes. The series follows Vincent (Tewfik Jallab), a French protection officer, and Zara (Ritu Arya), an MI6 operative, as they join forces to stop a terrorist plot. After a devastating attack on the French capital, they must race against time to prevent a larger conspiracy from unfolding.
Magpie Murders (2022) (Series) – October 25
Magpie Murders is a captivating British mystery series inspired by Anthony Horowitz’s acclaimed novel. Follow Susan Ryeland (Lesley Manville), an editor who stumbles upon the unfinished manuscript of renowned author Alan Conway (Conleth Hill). As she delves into the fictional world of Conway’s detective, Atticus Pund (Tim McMullan), she becomes entangled in a real-life mystery that mirrors the fictional plot. This intriguing series offers a unique blend of suspense, intrigue, and literary brilliance, making it a must-watch for fans of mystery and fiction.
Discover your next binge-worthy series or must-watch movie on Lionsgate Play this October!
