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| Born | June 6, 1969 |
| Hometown | Islington, United Kingdom |
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Simon Pegg and Alison Steadman lead star-studded cast for new Quentin Blake animated series
- The actors will voice a new adaptation of the author's work.
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- EntertainmentThe Guardian
Screw review – a warm, witty welcome to hell!
Nina Sosanya and Jamie-Lee O’Donnell star as prison officers in this impeccably observed show about life on the wing … where secrets abound and naked inmates run amok
- EntertainmentHello!
Screw: is Channel 4 drama based on a true story?
Channel 4 is set to air their much-anticipated prison drama, Screw, on Thursday night. Starring Derry Girls actress Jamie-Lee O'Donnell and Last Tango in Halifax's Nina Sosanya as prison guards in a men's prison, the show is set to be both funny and dramatic. But is it based on a true story? MORE: 9 must-see movies coming to cinemas in January 2022: Belfast, Licorice Pizza, Cyrano and more The answer is yes and no. While the plot and the characters are fictionalised, the series creator Rob Willi
- EntertainmentThe Telegraph
Screw, review: Porridge played straight in new likeable prison drama
Viewers of last year’s BBC prison drama, Time, will have come away with the impression that life behind bars is hideous. Channel 4’s Screw takes a different approach. It’s pitched at the midpoint between Time and Porridge. Bad things almost happen, but then they’re averted in a comic style.
- EntertainmentThe Guardian
TV tonight: Jamie-Lee O’Donnell swaps being a Derry Girl for being a Screw
TV tonight: Jamie-Lee O’Donnell swaps being a Derry Girl for being a Screw. The actor stars alongside Nina Sosanya in a new comedy-drama from Killing Eve writer Rob Williams. Plus: new Dragons’ Den. Here’s what to watch this evening
- EntertainmentDigital Spy
Jamie-Lee O'Donnell and Nina Sosanya in first-look at new prison drama Screw
Line of Duty and Derry Girls stars appear in first-look at new prison drama from Killing Eve writer, Channel 4's Screw.
- EntertainmentThe Independent
Roald & Beatrix: The Tail of the Curious Mouse looks like the cosiest Christmas film of 2020
Christmas film is a heartwarming portrayal of a real-life encounter between the two children’s authors
