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K.J. Yossman Christina Ricci’s upcoming aquatic horror film “Monstrous” is set to premiere at the Glasgow Film Festival (GFF) in March.Ricci plays a domestic abuse victim fleeing with her 7-year-old soon who soon encounters a terrifying monster living nearby.

A brand new BBC Four production has started filming at Glasgow gastro pub The Duke's Umbrella with legendary actor Peter Mullan and Derry Girl's Lisa McGee.

“Derry Girls” is coming to an end but the show’s characters might have a future.

The hit Channel 4 series, Derry Girls, will be coming to an end after the third season, creator Lisa McGee has confirmed. The Irish comedy series following a group of young Northern Irish teens growing up in The Troubles has received high critical praise since its release, becoming Channel 4’s most successful comedy series since Father Ted.

Jordan Moreau “Derry Girls,” the popular Channel 4 comedy set in 1990s Northern Ireland, is ending after its upcoming Season 3, creator Lisa McGee announced on Twitter on Thursday.Season 3, which is heading into production, will mark the end of the show, but a trio of seasons was always the plan, McGee said.“It was always the plan to say goodbye after three series.

Derry Girls fans around the globe have been waiting for news on the third season of the show.

weekly Showbiz newsletter is packed with the latest news on your favourite stars from Scotland and beyond.Signing up couldn't be easier! Simply enter your email address in the box further up the page or click here to view our wide range of newsletters.Creator and writer Lisa McGee said: “Derry Girls is a love letter to the place I come from and the people who shaped me.

How well can you truly know someone? “The Deceived” tackles its own mysteries surrounding love, loss, and the darkest of thoughts when familiarity is all we have. This series, originally shown in the UK, marks a decidedly different viewpoint into humanity from creator and writer Lisa McGee.

Channel 4‘s Derry Girls, has paid her respects to the show’s dog after it died.Toto, whose real name was Slipper, passed away after a short illness.McGee announced the canine’s passing on Twitter, writing: “Sad to hear that wee Slipper aka Toto passed away. You were a Derry Girl in dog form.

The Deceived to come to Irish telly.

The Deceived which is currently airing on Channel 5 in the UK.The thriller, written by Derry Girls creator Lisa McGee, follows Ophelia, a young woman who has an affair with her university lecturer, Michael.Around the same time that Ophelia thinks she might be pregnant, Michael’s famous wife Roisin dies in a fire. And this is where things turn weird.Michael starts asking Ophelia to wear his late wife’s clothes and stay in the burnt remains of his marital home.

A new Channel 5 thriller series is set to keep us gripped in the coming days.The Deceived, which begins on August 3, will air over four consecutive nights and is the brainchild of Derry Girls creator Lisa McGee.The psychological drama follows a student named Ophelia who has an affair with her professor Dr Michael Callaghan.But if things aren't already complicated enough, Michael's wife Roisin dies in a fire and Ophelia discovers she may be pregnant with Michael's child.A twist in the tale sees

Stylist, Lisa McGee said: ‘I’m thrilled to be able to share our first ever official Derry Girls Book with the world. Erin’s Diary was such a joy to write.

24-year-old had other projects to move on to, and he was seemingly very nervous about them.Paul is starring in the upcoming series The Deceived, which is a Virgin Media One four-part series from Derry Girls creator Lisa McGee and her husband, writer and actor, Tobias Beer.This is only Paul’s second-ever TV show and he revealed that although he had Normal People under his wing, he still found himself being quite nervous.The 24-year-old had two days after BBC Three drama Normal People finished

Paul Mescal has admitted that he felt nervous stepping off the set of Normal People and onto the set of The Deceived.

Ray D’Arcy on his RTÉ Radio 1 show Derry Girls writer Lisa McGee responded to questions about the exciting possibility.Lisa told Ray: ‘For a while, I was kind of like, I don’t know, will it work?‘Now an idea is starting to vaguely form in my head so after series three I’ll think bout that a bit more.’‘I think I’d like to do it. I think the girls would like to do it, the cast even,’ she laughed adding, ‘Some of them are men and boys.

Good news for Derry Girls fans as not only are we getting a third season, there may be a movie on the way.