David Mitchell stars as John “Ludwig” Taylor, a reclusive but brilliant puzzle maker who’s facing one big conundrum in the cozy BritBox comedy Ludwig (premiering with two episodes on March ...

This sort of put-upon, nervy air makes Mitchell the perfect lead of Ludwig, a BBC One dramedy—one that leans more toward comedy than drama—that aired last fall and lands on BritBox this week.

And before setting out on his fourth marathon on Thursday, Sophie shared with her fans that Jamie is 'in so much pain' as he leaned against a suitcase while sat on a floor sipping on a Lucozade.

“The Residence,” on Netflix, stars Uzo Aduba as a sleuth with a passion for bird-watching; “Ludwig,” on BritBox, offers David Mitchell as a professional puzzle maker impersonating his ...

“Ludwig,” streaming on BritBox, stars David Mitchell as a reclusive puzzle setter who solves mysteries. And then the world makes sense again. By Eleanor Stanford Reporting from London In the ...

Premiering this week (March 20), "Ludwig," starring British comedian David Mitchell ("Peep Show"), has quickly captured the attention of audiences, already becoming one of the most talked-about ...

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Putting a new spin on the genius police consultant premise, the British series “Ludwig” (on BritBox) begins with identical twin brothers who are estranged in middle age. One is a police ...

The daughter of Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess Mette-Marit will help ... Tatler opens up the romantic photograph album from the event Prince Ludwig of Bavaria, 41, married Sophie Evekink at a ...

The singer already made a name for herself prior to auditioning. Sophie "just wants to make you feel. Call her music whatever you want – hyper-punk or alt-pop or glitch-rock or any other manner ...

The singer already made a name for herself prior to auditioning. Sophie “just wants to make you feel. Call her music whatever you want – hyper-punk or alt-pop or glitch-rock or any other ...