Her new Netflix series “Black Doves" is also set during the holidays, but in this, she plays a spy alongside Ben Whishaw's assassin. Knightley says the show, debuting Thursday, falls under the “Die Hard” category of Christmas fare. “It’s like ...

Gay British actor Ben Whishaw, who was previously married to husband Mark Bradshaw for a decade, is the star of the new six-episode queer spy thriller, Black Doves. The new series, which is dropping tomorrow (5 December),

A group of operatives working for private espionage organizations attempt to prevent an international incident around the holidays, in a six-episode drama created by Joe Barton ('Giri/Haji').

It begins with the assassination of a skittish civil servant, who may or may not have found out something about the mysterious recent death of the Chinese ambassador to the UK. Sniped on the South Bank — in a glittering,

As for Christmas telly: “I’m going to say my favourite television, because for some reason it’s what I frequently revert to – Victoria Wood. I love to watch her. I think she was a great genius and I spent a lot of my childhood watching her. I still find her hilarious and strangely comforting.

The British actress discussed her new series Black Doves with The Standard and shared how her kids were unimpressed by her work with Paddington

Starring Keira Knightley as Helen Webb, a normal mother and wife who happens to be a professional spy, the limited series is set against the backdrop of London at Christmas, according to Netflix's description.

British actress Keira Knightley says her new series "Black Doves" stands out for its tongue in cheek take on the world of espionage. Knightley, who also executive produced the show, plays Helen Webb,

The actress stars alongside Ben Whishaw in this Netflix series about a secret operative whose lover is assassinated.