TOM RILEY NEWS

If you needed another reason to watch The Collection, the first interview with Tom about the show has been posted by Drama Quarterly, and he reveals that in the first scene he shot, he was naked in the bath while his on-screen brother, Richard Coyle, chatted to him on the toilet! Read the article in full on Drama Quarterly. The Collection begins on Amazon UK Friday, September 2nd.

For the launch of The Collection today, new social media accounts have been created, and new promotional posters uploaded to IMDb. The Collection begins streaming on Amazon UK from 2nd September 2016, with new episodes released each Friday. Sign up to Amazon Prime now, to be able to watch.

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It's amazing what turns up in a seasrch long after the show has ended. An extended version of the Da Vinci's Demons season 3 set interviews with Tom and Laura Haddock has been shared on this site. About 4 or 5 minutes of the interview was shared (in small parts) on various FOX channels as season 3 was broadcast, but nowhere uploaded the entire 8 minute interview. 

A feature in the Australian Empire magazine, Spring / Summer issue (November 2015), looks at season 3 of Da Vinci's Demons which was broadcast in Australia last December. The article includes an interview with Tom who reveals how dangerous filming the show was for the final season. 

It's always amazing what turns up in searches after a long period of time, but here is a snippet from the Comic Con Portugal press conference from 2014, which I don't think we have seen or heard before. Tom reveals that many of the fun moments behind the scenes involve Gregg Chillin misbehaving in some way. Apparently there are scenes in season 3 which Gregg 'ruined' but they had to use...did any fans spot such a scene?

I am sure more than a few Da Vinci's Demons fans (like me), on hearing that Tom's new TV show The Collection was being filmed in Wales, wondered if they would use the same studios...

Creator of The Collection, Oliver Goldstick, confirms on Instagram that they are indeed shooting the 8 part post-war fashion drama for Amazon at the same Bay Studios in Swansea, as Da Vinci's Demons before it!