The Thursday Murder Club is truly a star-studded affair, welcoming an abundance of familiar faces including Helen Mirren, David Tennant, Tom Ellis and Richard E Grant.

Richard Osman said older generations are “ overlooked ” despite being “incredibly wise”. The TV presenter, 54, wrote the Thursday Murder Club series, which follows a group of retirees who spend time solving cold case homicides before they find themselves in their very own murder mystery.

The Thursday Murder Club closely follows the plot of the first book, which made us all fall in love with the titular crime-solving pensioners: Elizabeth (Helen Mirren), Joyce (Celia Imrie), Ron (Pierce Brosnan) and Ibrahim (Ben Kingsley).

The writer's actress wife, Ingrid Oliver, was among the film's star-studded cast attending the premiere in London last night - and she walked the red carpet in a show-stopping dress

Richard Osman's hit book series has been given the Hollywood treatment by Netflix, but has it delighted the critics the same way it did with readers?

Richard Osman was photographed alongside his wife, actress Ingrid Oliver, at the premiere of the forthcoming Thursday Murder Club film. Attention focused on Richard, whose novel inspired the adaptation,

The duo were part of panel at a screening of the movie at the British library which What's on Netflix attended virtually.

The Thursday Murder Club film is set to be released on Netflix at the end of August and Richard Osman has opened up about the adaptation of his hit novel

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Richard Osman, known for his role on the telly show Pointless, has made a name for himself in the literary world. His debut novel, The Thursday Murder Club became an instant best-seller when it was released in 2020. Soon after its release, Steven Spielberg ...