Morgan Jeffery is a Digital Editor at Radio Times. He covers a range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, including movies, TV, and theater, with a particular focus on seasonal themes like Christmas and holidays, as well as reviews. Morgan is featured in Immediate Media Company Limited.
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Morgan Jeffery's coverage heavily revolves around TV shows, particularly Doctor Who and related entertainment news. His focus on private sector announcements and promotional deals suggests a preference for exclusives, behind-the-scenes insights, or interviews with key figures involved in the production of TV shows.
Given his emphasis on personal finance as well, Morgan may also be interested in features that explore the financial aspects of the entertainment industry such as box office performance or business strategies employed by major studios.
Since he has a national (United Kingdom) geographic focus and covers specific TV shows like Doctor Who and particular actors like Mark Gatiss and Ncuti Gatwa within this context, pitches should consider these parameters to resonate effectively with Morgan.
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By: Morgan Jeffery
Mehcad Brooks (Jax) says next year's Mortal Kombat 2 will "improve upon" the first movie.
By: Morgan Jeffery
Sarah Parish, Mandip Gill and Alexandra Burke star in this unique thriller – watch the series premiere now.
By: Morgan Jeffery
Reeves and author China Miéville reveal how the book expands on the John Wick star's popular comic series.
By: Morgan Jeffery
The wolves are running again this Christmas.
By: Morgan Jeffery
The special edition will also feature recovered footage not seen since the original broadcast.
By: Morgan Jeffery
It's great news for fans of the beloved "bonk-buster".
By: Morgan Jeffery
BBC Four debuted a new special edition of classic Doctor Who serial The War Games tonight (23rd December) – but alongside a brisk re-edit of the 1969 black-and-white epic, now colourised, came a surprising plot twist.
By: Morgan Jeffery
She's one auld acquaintance that should never be forgot. Warning: contains spoilers for Doctor Who special Joy to the World.
By: Morgan Jeffery
Ruby Sunday made a brief cameo in the festive episode. Last we saw Ruby Sunday (Millie Gibson), she had parted ways with her friend, the
By: Morgan Jeffery
Phil Collinson explains why The War Games in Colour "lent into" a popular fan theory.
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