Laura Carmichael

Burn Burn Burn review

A last request to scatter their best friend's ashes leads to some surreal and startling moments on the road.

Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian, 27th October 2016

Burn Burn Burn review

Visually, the film truly makes the most of the picturesque locations where Dan's remains are to be scattered. Vast open countryside adds to the sense of loss and confusion that the central pair portray. Most striking of all are the views from the top of Ben Lomond, where they complete their strange quest. Mist rises from the mountain as the friends walk arm in arm, and a voiceover from Dan's last video offers his final parting advice.

Joanna Blyth, The Upcoming, 24th October 2016

Wossy's back for his second series on ITV - beginning tonight but normally on Saturdays - and he's got another star-studded line-up with which to lure viewers. Tom Cruise brings the Hollywood glamour, while the stars of teen film The Inbetweeners provide the comedy. Most, however, will be tuning in for any titbits about the Downton Abbey Christmas special from the drama's aristocratic sisters, played by Jessica Brown Findlay, Laura Carmichael and Michelle Dockery.

Josephine Moulds, The Telegraph, 22nd December 2011