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  Sean Bean: Intimacy consultants cause more inhibitions for sex scenes

  Sean Bean thinks intimacy consultants "spoil the spontaneity" of sex scenes and would make him feel more "inhibited.

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  Sean Bean says intimacy coordinators ‘ruin’ process of filming sex scenes: ‘It would spoil the spontaneity’

  Actor said he would feel ‘inhibited’ by presence of intimacy coordinator

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  McDonald and Dodds: this star on the show has a very famous relative?

  ITV drama McDonald and Dodds returns this weekend for the third installment in the third series. It's safe to say that many have been loving the episodes so far, not least because of the fantastic guest stars who have been making appearances since episode one. MORE: McDonald & Dodds: where is the ITV drama filmed? But did you know star of the show has a very famous family? Here's all you need to know – and you'll definitely recognise them… WATCH: Are you a fan of the ITV drama series? Last week,

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  McDonald and Dodds: who are the episode two guest stars?

  McDonald and Dodds is back with another head-scratcher of a case this weekend and we can't wait to see two of our favourite detectives back in action. MORE: McDonald & Dodds: where is the ITV drama filmed? Viewers love seeing regular stars Jason Watkins and Tala Gouveia take on some big criminal cases to crack but, each week, the audience is introduced to new guest stars with the new storyline. Episode two, which airs on Sunday, is titled A Billion Beats and you'll definitely recognise the guest

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  The Guardian

  The week in TV: Suspect; The Whistleblowers: Inside the UN; Lenny Henry’s Caribbean Britain; Ellie and Natasia

  James Nesbitt’s latest troubled detective got lost in neo-noir gloom, an excellent documentary exposed the UN’s seedy side, Lenny Henry celebrated cultural diversity, and a new sketch show sparkled

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  Herald Scotland

  Alison Rowat's TV review: Suspect; McDonald and Dodds; Lenny Henry's Caribbean Britain; The Whistleblowers: Inside the UN

  HAVING watched a trillion detective shows I would like to think that we, thee and me, could crack a case on our own by now. The circumstances would have to be extreme, a mass outbreak of dicky tummy, say, that drove most of the country’s cops to their beds. But when the call came we would answer.

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  Critics pan James Nesbitt's Suspect Channel 4 detective drama

  The actor is playing yet another troubled detective.

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  Joely Richardson joined Instagram 'to help change perceptions'

  London-born actress Joely Richardson knows she "can come across as looking really hard".

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  Joely Richardson: ‘I got to be young, I got to be middle-aged, and now I’m on the other side of it’

  INTERVIEW: The ‘Nip/Tuck’ star plays a shifty pathologist in her new Channel 4 drama ‘Suspect’. She tells Adam White why she joined Instagram at the ‘grand old age of 57’, going into autopilot after the death of her sister Natasha, and her imminent – if not quite as undressed – return to the world of ‘Lady Chatterley’

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  The Telegraph

  Joely Richardson interview: ‘My mother gave away everything she owned’

  Any interview with Joely Richardson will inevitably circle round to the subject of her famous parents, Vanessa Redgrave and the director Tony Richardson, who died in 1991, as well as her beloved late sister, the actress Natasha, who died following a skiing accident in 2009.

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