Rebecca and Thomas had a winning formula. Reunited childhood sweethearts, they overcame every obstacle which stood in their way but now comes their biggest challenge; can they overcome death? When Thomas dies suddenly, Rebecca struggles to live in a world without him. Consumed by desperation she even contemplates the idea of cloning. Can she bring Thomas back once more? Will she be able to live with the consequences if she does? More importantly, will anyone discover her shocking secret?

Also, it seems as though there are plenty of chatty Hannah fans about, so would you guys be interested if I set up some kind of tagboard for the site? Let me know!

The premiere has been scheduled for 9pm, meaning that it will broadcast in the UK less than 24 hours after it airs on HBO in the US.

Lena Headey, who plays Cersei on the fantasy drama, teased that the second run will be “even more crazy” and “exciting”.

Natalie Dormer, Liam Cunningham, Hannah Murray, Robert Pugh, Michael McElhatton and Patrick Malahide are among the actors who have signed up for this season’s instalments of Game of Thrones.

The show’s first run aired last year to critical acclaim. Peter Dinklage won an Emmy and Golden Globe Award for his turn as Tyrion Lannister.

Sky Atlantic recently picked up Showtime’s House of Lies starring Don Cheadle. The channel also intends to air the first two seasons of American football drama Friday Night Lights starting from February.

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It also seems that she’s joined the cast of Tim Burton’s star-studded Dark Shadows! So far her character is known as ‘Hippy chick’ and I can’t find much more than that, but it’s still great news as any Tim Burton film is a definite advantage!

If you do post these, or any of the images from the gallery elsewhere, I do ask that you please link back or source Hannah Murray Online – it really does mean a lot!

Update: Thanks to Nik for letting us know that it’s also availible to pre-order at Sanity.com.au and JB Hi-Fi!

Why do you think Skins U.S remake’s debut was so controversial?

I always felt Skins was a quite distinctly British show, and I think that was why it did really well to begin with. All we had on TV before Skins for teenage shows was just like American imports and it was important to have something British and it was very much about the British experience.
- Hannah Murray (Cassie, 1st Generation)

Carmel McKisco is wry, volatile and full of longing: a twenty-year-old girl working nights in a Manchester dive bar. Cut off from her family, and from Tony, her carefree ex, she forges strange alliances with her customers, and daydreams, half-heartedly, about escaping to Cornwall, her own Elysian Fields. Cold Water is a poignant picaresque of barmaids and barflies; eccentric individuals all somehow tethered to their past – not least Carmel herself, who is nurturing mordant fixations on both her lost love, Tony, and her washed-up adolescent hero: a singer from Macclesfield. As she spins out the days and nights of an unrelentingly rainy winter she finds herself compelled to confront her romantic preoccupations, for better or worse. Confident, fresh, and completely original, Cold Water has a voice to match – whether sharp or sentimental, tender or sassy, elegant or dryly sardonic. Peopled with memorable characters and imbued with a subtle sense of longing and raw loneliness beneath the banter and whimsy, this thrilling debut is as cool and assured as Carmel herself – a funny, memorable and strangely affecting look at the way people drift into and out of each other’s lives, and how they find their place in the world.