David Tennant, second novels, Brits and Oscars - who are they for?
David Tennant on the final series of Broadchurch. Plus finding the nation's favourite second novel and at Brits and Oscars time, we ask who cares about awards?
David Tennant discusses his return to the Dorset coast in the final series of the ITV crime drama Broadchurch which begins next week. The actor also gives his response to the secrecy surrounding the script of the new series and the challenge he faced not being allowed to know the full storyline before shooting began.
The Royal Society of Literature has launched a vote to find the Nation's Favourite second novel. Chair of Judges Alex Clark explains the challenges of writing a second novel and talks through the list, which ranges from Pride and Prejudice to David Walliams's Mr Stink.
In the middle of awards season, and following controversies around race at both last year's Brits and Oscars, we ask if awards are still relevant and who they're actually for. Film journalist and President of the Critic Circle Anna Smith gives us an insight into the role of a judge, and music commentator Jacqueline Springer discusses whether a wake-up call has been heeded.
Presented by: John Wilson
Produced by: Rebecca Armstrong.
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David Tennant
Duration: 11:50
Second Novels
Duration: 06:10
Awards?
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Broadchurch
David Tennant and John Wilson
Broadchurch Series 3 begins on ITV on 27 Feb at 9 pm聽
Main image: David Tennant in Broadchurch
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Role Contributor Presenter John Wilson Producer Rebecca Armstrong Interviewed Guest David Tennant Interviewed Guest Alex Clark Interviewed Guest Jacqueline Springer Broadcast
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