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Nick Hilton

Chief TV Critic at The Independent

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Location
United Kingdom
Languages
  • English
Covering topics
  • Celebrities
  • Entertainment
  • Commerce

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Recent Articles

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Celebrity Race Across the World is an all-star version that just doesn’t work

‘Race Across the World’ has always felt like a format created by the people, for the people
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Coldwater is rushed, schlocky and like so much other underwhelming ...

Andrew Lincoln returns to British TV with a manic performance as a man whose life falls apart after a violent incident
independent.co.uk

King & Conqueror review – Battle of Hastings drama is almost unwatc...

Viewers will literally struggle to see what’s going on in this overripe historical drama starring James Norton and Nikolaj Coster-Waldau
independent.co.uk

If the BBC bows to YouTube, everyone loses

The online video-sharing platform has leapfrogged ITV to become the UK’s second-most popular choice for at-home viewing. But if the BBC tries too hard to compete with YouTube, we’ll all end up the poorer, writes Nick Hilton
independent.co.uk

Anna Friel steals every scene in Jimmy McGovern’s Unforgivable

One-off drama is a sympathetic, if rushed, story about the impact of abuse
independent.co.uk

Netflix’s Grenfell: Uncovered is a raw, urgent film that pulls no p...

The question at the centre of this powerful film is whether we’ve done enough to prevent the catastrophe from repeating itself
independent.co.uk

Netflix’s The Waterfront is pure American soap with flashes of gris...

New maritime drama, starring Holt McCallany, is predictable to a fault, but it’s hard not to keep watching
independent.co.uk

Jamie Oliver’s shocking dyslexia doc fails to provide any answers –...

Documentary from the dyslexic TV chef shows that it’s far easier to identify problems than it is to locate their solutions
independent.co.uk

The Gold is still a fun romp, but it’s lost its shine in season two...

New episodes imagine what happened to the lost half of the Brink’s-Mat gold
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Paris Lees adaptation What It Feels Like for a Girl is a raw, engag...

Messy coming-of-age tale is both universal and also rooted in the transgender experience
independent.co.uk

Tom Daley: 1.6 Seconds feels like a run through the diver’s Wikiped...

It's a shame that the film isn’t more interested in being a psychological study – instead, it’s overly focused on summing up Daley’s Olympic Games efforts