Judi Dench novel "Esio Trot" (1990), in which a retired bachelor falls in love with his widowed neighbour, played by Dench, who keeps a tortoise as a companion after the death of her husband, First broadcast on BBC One on New Year's Day 2015, it became one of the most-watched programmes of the week, and earned Dench her first Best Actress nomination at the 2016 International Emmy Awards. On her performance, "Telegraph"s Michael Hogan commented: "We've grown accustomed to seeing Dench in forbidding roles, but here, she recalled her footloose, flirtatious side, displayed in sitcoms as "A Fine Romance" and "As Time
Creature Features another ghoul, dressed in undertaker's attire, running outside and inside the Studios to a fast-paced instrumental tune. "Creature Features" which aired on ATN-7 Channel 7 was hosted by "Vampira" – played by Jill Forster. During Halloween 2001, Cinemax broadcast a series of five television movies they called "Creature Features": Each reused the title of a low-budget movie produced by American International Pictures during the 1950s. Some of the new movies were remakes of the earlier films, and some only had the title in common. In 1975, Research Games Inc. released a board game based on "Creature Features." The gameplay greatly