Aug. 19 (UPI) --Netflix has announced it renewed Matthew Goode's Scottish detective drama, Dept. Q, for Season 2. Filming is expected to resume soon in Edinburgh. Goode will reprise his role of DCI ...
LONDON (AP) — Being a leading man? Matthew Goode quite likes it. He's the star of "Dept. Q," based on the books by Danish author Jussi Adler-Olsen and set in the cold case division of an Edinburgh ...
Matthew Goode has nothing but love for the Downton Abbey universe — even if he won’t be making a return trip to Highclere Castle for Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale. As the film gears up for its ...
The Netflix thriller follows detective Carl Morck (Matthew Goode) who returns to work after surviving an attack that left his partner paralysed and another officer dead. The grizzly English cop isn't ...
Department Q has staffed up. Cameras are rolling in Scotland on the upcoming series adaptation of Danish author Jussi Adler-Olsen’s hugely popular crime novels. Matthew Goode, Chloe Pirrie, Alexej ...
Netflix is officially opening the doors to Dept. Q. The first images for the streamer's new crime thriller novel adaptation have been released, and they feature Emmy nominee Matthew Goode leading a ...
Matthew Goode, currently seen on the Netflix detective series Dept. Q, brought his charming British self to the Happy Sad Confused podcast to talk about his latest role and his 20-plus-year career in ...
Matthew Goode is revealing the conversation that he says ruined his chance at auditioning to be James Bond. The 47-year-old actor was a guest on the Thursday (June 26) episode of the Happy Sad ...
Matthew Goode had no idea that writer-director Scott Frank—cocreator of The Queen’s Gambit and creator of Godless—had written the lead of a new series, Dept. Q, with Goode in mind. Though the pair had ...
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