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  Rafe Spall wants to be more of a 'present father'

  Rafe Spall would like to be more of a "present father" but finds it difficult when he is away filming or working on stage.

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  Rafe Spall: 'It's really easy to not grope people'

  Rafe Spall says "it's really easy to not grope people" and he does not understand people who blast the MeToo movement.

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  Trying stars Rafe Spall and Esther Smith open up about season three's unique challenges, losing Imelda Staunton and the show's future

  Trying is, without a doubt, the sweetest show on television right now. Starring Rafe Spall and Esther Smith, the Apple TV+ sitcom follows a couple on their journey to become parents. MORE: 5 TV shows and films we predict will be trending on Netflix in July While the first two seasons saw them struggle to conceive and, as a result, explore other paths to parenthood, season three sees them thrown straight into the deep end as they become adoptive parents to not one but two youngsters. We sat down

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  Apple TV+ comedy Trying releases season three trailer - and it looks brilliant

  Rafe Spall and Esther Smith are back for the third instalment of the hit series Trying - and this time our adorable duo finally have their foster family - but of course, not all is well in paradise. MORE: Apple TV+ new series Criminal Record with Peter Capaldi confirmed - get the details The trailer shows Nikki and Jason attempt to bond with their new sudden family while dealing with plenty of different issues that come with becoming adoptive parents. The synopsis reads: "The third season picks

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  The best theatre to stream this month: Death of England, Grenfell and more

  Our roundup of drama to watch at home includes political plays, an assortment from the Brighton fringe, an epic rehearsal at the RSC and a musical about a guide dog

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  Rafe Spall comedy Trying season three future has been revealed

  Rafe Spall and Esther Smith's sweet comedy Trying is one of the most wholesome shows out right now – but after two seasons on Apple TV+, will it be back for season three? Find out here… MORE: 5 upcoming Apple+ TV shows that we can’t wait to watch In short, yes! The show is indeed coming back for a third season, and it is set to return to our screens on Friday 22 July, with weekly episodes until it concludes in September. WATCH: Trying season three is coming to Apple TV+ So what can we expect fro

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  The week in theatre: To Kill a Mockingbird; The Mozart Question; Clybourne Park – review

  Rafe Spall is a fine Atticus in Aaron Sorkin’s somewhat awkward spin on Harper Lee; Jessica Daniels steers a sublime adaptation of Michael Morpurgo’s tale; and Bruce Norris’s racial satire is snappily revived

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  To Kill a Mockingbird review: all rise for this powerfully uplifting theatrical event

  5/5 Rafe Spall brings a vitality to the role of Atticus Finch in Aaron Sorkin’s fresh adaption of Harper Lee’s classic novel

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  To Kill a Mockingbird review – Harper Lee would approve of snappy Sorkin update

  To Kill a Mockingbird review – Harper Lee would approve of snappy Sorkin update. Gielgud theatre, LondonRafe Spall is a dignified Atticus Finch in Aaron Sorkin’s smooth and confident adaptation, which finds modern-day resonances in the 1960 classic about racial injustice in the American south

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  The Telegraph

  Aaron Sorkin’s revelatory adaptation of To Kill a Mockingbird blazingly captures the zeitgeist

  This utterly riveting and revelatory staging of one of the best-known, but also most dustily familiar, of 20th-century American literary classics, was initially announced in 2016, and premiered on Broadway in 2018.

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