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Not Movies

Six TV shows to watch if you’re already missing Fleabag

by Emma Fraser

Essen­tial view­ing to fill the Phoebe Waller-Bridge shaped void in your life.
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Not Movies

Fleabag Season 2, Episode 1 review – A passive aggressive party

by Roxanne Sancto

Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s beau­ti­ful­ly flawed pro­tag­o­nist is back with a delight­ful vengeance.
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Incoming

Fiona Shaw and Kristin Scott Thomas join the Fleabag cast

by Charles Bramesco

Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s break­out com­e­dy is return­ing this year with some famil­iar faces.
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Not Movies

How Phoebe Waller-Bridge is popularising the female gaze

by Roxanne Sancto

The Fleabag and Killing Eve series cre­ator is putting com­plex, dan­ger­ous, relat­able women on screen.
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Interviews

Emily Beecham: ‘Characters don’t have to be likeable; everyone is good and bad’

by David Jenkins

The star of Daphne talks like­able char­ac­ters, Fleabag and see­ing Nicole Kid­man in the nude.
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Incoming

Fleabag’s Phoebe Waller-Bridge set for Han Solo spin-off movie

by Dan Einav

The British writer and actor is in talks for Phil Lord and Christo­pher Miller’s Star Wars ori­gin story.
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Not Movies

2016 has been a stellar year for strong, complex female characters

by Roxanne Sancto

From Fleabag to Trans­par­ent, the year’s best tele­vi­sion has been dom­i­nat­ed by incred­i­ble women.