"The winning actor brilliantly portrayed a complex man with complex emotions. His exciting performance was all at once compelling, stunning and magical."

Michael Sheen (OBE) won the 2006 Royal Television Society Best Actor Award for his heart-breaking portrayal of Kenneth Williams, a consummate entertainer who was loved by everyone but himself.

From the intimacy of his diaries and other sources, Martyn Hesford's Fantabulosa! creates a portrait of a fastidious performer who hankered after recognition, adulation and companionship throughout his career. Yet although he could create a thousand voices and characters, he was unable to live comfortably within his own skin.

Does Mister Eleven always equal Mister Right? As her wedding day dawns, everything seems as perfect as it could be until numbers-obsessed maths teacher Saz Paley discovers that her perfect Mister Eleven is actually an imperfect Mister Ten!

In this romantic comedy, Michelle Ryan (Eastenders/Bionic Woman) stars opposite Sean Maguire (Meet the Spartans) and Adam Garcia (Coyote Ugly/Wicked) in the story of a love triangle driven by an irrational obsession and a belief that the best match for any British woman is her eleventh sexual partner.  

  So what will become of Saz’s (Ryan) new husband, the heart-throb Accident and Emergency doctor, and all round Mr Perfect, Dan (Maguire)?  Will he be relegated from being Mr Statistically Right to Mr All Wrong?

Will the handsome Aussie, Alex (Garcia), who turns up at the wedding unexpectedly as an old friend’s "plus one" become the new Mister Eleven? Or will Saz finally wise up and let true love take the lead over her numeric obsession?

Whether hes on the trail of a ruthless kidnapper, or entangled in a grusome murder, Philip Marlowe always gets his man. Starring Powers Booth (Deadwood, Sin Sity, 24), Chandler's vivid world is one of corruption, blackmail, sudden death and fear. Faithful to the original stories and beautifully made.

Featuring 6 great episodes from this classic series - Blackmailers Don't Shoot, Spanish Blood, Trouble is my Business, Pick up on Noon Street, Guns at Cyrano's and Red Wind.

Written by Kay Mellor (The Chase, Fat Friends, Between the Sheets), Strictly Confidential is a darkly sensual thriller.

Ex-police woman turned sex therapist, Linda (Suranne Jones, Coronation Street) has her own problems. Unable to have children with her husband Richard (Cristian Solimeno, Footballer’s Wives), she turns to her business partner and brother-in-law, Greg (Tristan Gemmill, Grass, Distant Shores) for help.

Life only gets more complicated when Linda is called in to consult on a sordid murder case by her former lover, Angie (Eva Pope). Things hit a little close to home when one of Linda’s clients is found dead.

Caught in a storm of emotional conflict, intrigue, suspicion and unsure who to trust, Linda begins to realise that her own life may be in danger.

Ace (John Simm) and Paul (Chiwetel Ejiofor) are two young prisoners who've been friends since childhood. When they fall in love with the same woman, Emily (Keeley Hawes), a teacher at the prison, their friendship is torn apart and they become bitter enemies.

When Ace has served his sentence, both become consumed with bitter jealousy - each thinking that the other will be closer to Emily. And when Paul escapes from jail, events hurtle towards a tragic conclusion.

Constance (Nikki Amuka-Bird) is a Nigerian refugee found on a small boat in the Chatham docks by a couple, Mark and Nicky, who take her in. A devout Christian, Constance, cannot remember what has happened to her.

At church a young man, Terry, falls for her. But the feelings are not mutual, as Constance is falling in love with Mark's boss, Alan (Andrew Lincoln).

When Constance rejects Terry's physical advances, his violent revenge has tragic consequences for all involved

John (Dennis Waterman) runs a pub in suburban Kent. He hosts a regular Karaoke night, where his much younger beautiful wife Alison (Billie Piper) is queen bee.

One night a smooth talking stranger, Nick (James Nesbitt), arrives claiming to be a talent scout and declaring that Alison has what it takes to be a star.

Alison is drawn to him by the promise of fame, but his motives aren't quite what they seem.

Fifty three year old Beth Craddock (Julie Walters) is a successful television actress who still believes in Mr Right, despite a number of failed marriages behind her.

When her husband of 16 years leaves her for another woman, she finds comfort in the arms of her 22-year-old co-star Jerome (Paul Nicholls).

They fall passionately in love instantly, but behind the smiles and laughter the pressures of their age difference is never far away.

Von Trapped stars Caroline Quentin as Maria Moogan, a mobile hair dresser from Manchester, whi is obsessed with The Sound of Music, having watched it the night she was jilted at the altar, pregnant and emotionally wrought.

But when Maria's best friend wins the lottery, using Maria's  lucky number 7, she gives Maria £10,000 of her winnings - with the stipulation that she must goto Salzburg to get The Sound of Music out of her system.

This is a brilliant, heart warming tale of love, discovery and understanding.

As seen on BBC1 and with an all star cast including Julie Walters (Harry Potter, Billy Elliot), James Nesbitt (Cold Feet), John Simm (Life on Mars, State of Play), Dennis Waterman (New Tricks, The Sweeney), Keely Hawes (Spooks, Tipping The Velvet) and Billie Piper (Doctor Who) to name just a few. Canterbury Tales is an exciting re-telling and re-imagining of 6 timeless stories set now in modern day and brought right up to date. Including ‘The Miller’s Tale’, ‘The Wife of Bath’, ‘The Knight’s Tale’, ‘The Sea Captain’s Tale’, ‘The Pardoner’s Tale’, ‘The Man of Law’s Tale’. This is not to be missed!

Written by BAFTA award winning writer Kay Mellor (Band Of Gold and Fat Friends) comes this witty, emotional story centred around a unique selection of people whose lives are inextricably intertwined on a journey to discovery as they come face to face with their sexual problems. This enthralling series has a stellar cast including Oscar nominee, BAFTA and Golden Globe winner Brenda Blethyn (Little Voice, Secrets and Lies), Julie Graham (William and Mary, At Home With The Braithwaites) and Alun Armstrong (The Mummy Returns, Patriot Games).

The Mysteries of the real Sherlock Holmes, Ian Richardson stars in this thrilling DVD as the enigmatic Joseph Bell, to Whom Arthur Conan Doyle allegedly wrote ‘it is to you that I owe Sherlock Holmes’. This feature length prime time programme was broadcast on BBC1 to wide critical acclaim. The Suicide of a mysterious young women and the murder of two men appear to be inextricably linked. Can Joseph Bell’s extraordinary powers of deduction reveal that there is more to this case than meets the eye?. Also Starring Rik Mayall and Annette Crosbie.