AMC+ has picked up ITV‘s soon-to-air big-budget adaptation of Len Deighton’s The Ipcress File from distributor ITV Studios. AMC+ viewers will recognise lead Joe Cole, who plays iconic British spy ...

Peaky Blinders star Joe Cole is following in the footsteps of Sir Michael Caine in a new TV adaptation of The Ipcress File. Cole, 32, is taking on the role of Harry Palmer, first made famous by Caine ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Joe Cole as Harry Palmer in The Ipcress File. (Altitude TV/ITV) Cold War thriller The Ipcress File gets a new adaptation at ITV ...

The Ipcress File, ITV's adaptation of Len Deighton's classic 1960s spy novel, will be coming to the AMC+ streaming service on May 19th. Originally made a classic by the 1965 movie starring Michael ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. ITV’s upcoming adaptation of The Ipcress File “looks like a big Netflix show,” according to Director of Programmes Kevin Lygo, who ...

“The Ipcress File,” a spy series based on the popular Len Deighton novel, has kicked off filming in Liverpool in northern England and Croatia, with a stellar cast including Joe Cole (“Gangs of London” ...

Peaky Blinders star Joe Cole will be appearing in ITV's new drama The Ipcress File as Harry Palmer, and we've now got our first look at him in action. During the premiere of Trigger Point, a new ...

The Ipcress File season 2 hasn't been confirmed and it's not clear what the future holds for the series. Harry Palmer's mission in The Ipcress File is complete, and the smuggler-turned-spy has lived ...

My name is not Michael Caine. Joe Cole as Harry Palmer This opening episode, set in 1963, treated us to a chunk of Palmer’s back story, perhaps borrowing a few ideas from another of Deighton’s spy ...

The challenge facing any TV version of The Ipcress File was always going to be to nod to the 1965 film, “without becoming so drenched in homage” it reeked of “cheap aftershave”, said Barbara Ellen in ...

ITV‘s upcoming adaptation of The Ipcress File “looks like a big Netflix show,” according to Director of Programmes Kevin Lygo, who said he wants the Len Deighton remake to reach beyond the “standard ...