Tom Hollander
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The women fighting Isis on the battlefield, Moonlight screenwriter Tarell Alvin McCraney, and dispatches from Trumpland all feature in this month’s showcase of the best photography commissioned by the Observer
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Political and artistic revolutions collide in a sprightly revival, directed by Patrick Marber, highlighting the emotion and erudition of this brilliant play
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Head of prep school where actors including Tom Hiddlestone and Hugh Laurie were educated says state institutions are forced to focus too much on exams
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BBC’s adaptation of John le Carre’s 1993 novel averaged 6.6m viewers, with ITV’s Our Queen at 90 in second
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The Night Manager’s Tom Hiddleston, Tom Hollander and Hugh Laurie are all former pupils of the Oxford-based prep school – and they’re not the only ‘Eminent Dragons’ the institution has produced
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Success of adaptation of John le Carré spy novel leads to speculation in Radio Times that corporation wants to create follow-up
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Christmas is a busy time of year for the clergy – here we rate the top revs in culture
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Star of BBC1 series gets fifth nomination at an awards ceremony dominated by crime dramas such as Happy Valley, The Missing and Line of Duty
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Stuart Jeffries: Dylan Thomas was tip-top, apart from the gout, gastritis, piles, boils, booze and sonorous recitals
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Sam Wollaston: It's very gentle – not rolling-in-the-aisles or falling-off-the-pew funny – but maybe that's no bad thing
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With none of the otherworldly airs or whisky-soaked vices of stereotyped TV priests, this thoughtful comedy shows the day-to-day reality of a religious calling
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Felicity Jones mesmerises as a young actor whose affair with Charles Dickens is depicted in Ralph Fiennes's adaptation of Claire Tomalin's book, writes Mark Kermode
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David Tennant should have foreseen his wife's fate but Mitchell and Webb manage to avoid the obvious, writes Andrew Anthony
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Media Monkey: Pair will star alongside David Mitchell and Robert Webb in comedy duo's new BBC2 comedy drama
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The iPad app of Anthony Burgess's novel is a spectacular winner, writes Anna Baddeley
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Fans' prayers answered but co-creator James Wood admits cast 'too bloody successful' to get together until autumn 2013. By Mark Sweney
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James Wood says BBC2 sitcom's cast are 'too bloody successful' but hopes to make a third series in 2013. By Ben Dowell
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Andrew Collins: Telly addict The Week in TV: Shooting Stars, I'm a Celebrity, Rev and Pan Am - video
Resident telly addict Andrew Collins despairs at the demise of Shooting Stars; pities the arthropods in I'm a Celebrity; delights in the charm of Rev and is frustrated by Pan Am
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With a nod to Léon and Nikita, British director Joe Wright cooks up an enjoyably frenetic action-adventure, writes Mark Kermode
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Arthur Ransome's tale is a Christmas cracker while the other festive shows on offer veer from the bizarre to the farcical, writes Susannah Clapp
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Tom Hollander's unworldly vicar, star of his 'dramedy' Rev, has become one of TV's most lovable comic characters. He talks to Phil Hogan
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Tom Hollander's Rev has proved a joyful comedy gem in the summer schedules. In this exclusive clip from tonight's final episode Adam Smallbone finds himself momentarily stricken with religious doubts
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Tom Hollander's latest role as an inner-city vicar is earning him popular recognition – and the praise of fan Lily Allen. But he's been a hard-working actor ever since his student drama days with Nick Clegg
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Tom Hollander's comedy vicar is a long way from the truth, says Reverend Josh Zimba
Travesties – early Stoppard feels like new