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Present Laughter with Andrew Scott and more to be streamed
National Theatre At Home has revealed a series of productions joining the platform for the festive season.
From 6th December, audiences can watch Present Laughter, Noël Coward's comedy about a self-absorbed actor preparing for a tour.
Alex Wood, What's On Stage, 16th October 2024Fleabag execs "demanded Andrew Scott was recast" days before filming
Andrew Scott almost lost his legendary Fleabag role as the so-called 'Hot Priest' as executives demanded that somebody else be cast in the role, the show's commissioner has revealed.
David Craig, Radio Times, 1st July 2024Andrew Scott tells people who are still watching Fleabag to "go outside and get some fresh air"
The Irish actor delivered a frank message to fans of the show.
Ryan Price, JOE, 6th April 2024Catherine Called Birdy review
Sidestep the somewhat over-egged stylistic touches and you'll find a fun coming-of-age tale boasting three irresistible performances from Bella Ramsey, Billie Piper and Andrew Scott.
Beth Webb, Empire, 23rd September 2022The Pursuit Of Love, episode 2 review
A huge improvement, but Andrew Scott still steals the show.
Susannah Goldsbrough, The Telegraph, 16th May 2021Review: Pursuit Of Love scattered with endless faults
I never thought I'd be thanking Marc Bolan for rescuing my Sunday night viewing. But that's what happened last weekend. I was dangerously close to hitting the urgent exit required button on BBC1's latest period drama, when Fleabag's hot priest Andrew Scott burst onto the screen dancing to T. Rex's overlooked classic Dandy In The Underworld.
Ian Hyland, The Mirror, 13th May 2021The Pursuit Of Love review - absolutely glorious
Emily Mortimer's immaculate adaptation of Nancy Mitford's bestseller about the madcap Radlett family is an instant classic. What a magnificent treat to tuck into.
Lucy Mangan, The Guardian, 10th May 2021The Pursuit Of Love, BBC One review
Nancy Mitford novel makes a smashing small screen transfer.
Matt Wolf, The Arts Desk, 10th May 2021The Pursuit Of Love is bold, barmy and never boring
Her adaptation of Nancy Mitford's novel features subtitles, freeze-frames and loud blasts of T Rex.
Rachel Cooke, The New Statesman, 10th May 2021The Pursuit Of Love, review
A jolly fun adaptation - just a shame no one told its leading lady.
Anita Singh, The Telegraph, 9th May 2021