James Walton

The chief characteristic so far has been nervousness: Chivalry reviewed

Plus: BBC2’s new four-part drama takes a fairly creditable stab at adapting Kate Atkinson’s brilliant 2013 novel Life After Life

Steve Coogan plays Cameron O’Neill, a Hollywood producer with a tragic tendency to fancy attractive young women, and Sarah Solemani a censorious director Bobby Sohrabi
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