Richard Osman has an exciting update on his returning BBC show House of Games. The writer and presenter has been quite busy with the film version of his Thursday Murder Club literary franchise, but he's also been working double time on his TV game show.

Richard Osman aka one of the busiest men in showbiz tells Lizzy Dening why he’d usually rather be at home with his cats. Read more on

Richard Osman says he’s confident about his new book, We Solve Murders and isn’t worried about failure. The new book marks the start of a fresh crime series from the beloved former Pointless host, 53. In addition to this, Osman’s earlier success, The Thursday Murder Club, is being adapted into a Netflix film.

Richard Osman has revealed that he's written an in-joke about The Thursday Murder Club movie into his next book in the series.

With nearly 50,000 units of We Solve Murders (Viking) sold last week, Richard Osman retained the UK Official Top 50 number one for the second straight week, according to Nielsen Bookscan’s Total Consumer Market.

Richard Osman's The Thursday Murder Club is being turned into a Netflix film and the author has now confirmed when it will be released

Netflix has announced that filming has been completed on the hotly-anticipated movie adaptation of Richard Osman's first The Thursday Murder Club novel.

Murder Club movie is currently in production! In fact, Richard revealed this morning on Capital Breakfast that filming officially wraps today. "Literally they’re fi

Richard Osman has confirmed filming has now finished for the Netflix adaptation of his best-selling The Thursday Murder Club novels. The author and presenter spoke to Capital Breakfast where he gave the latest updates on the film's progress.

Richard Osman's best-selling novels are being made into a film for Netflix and the author and presenter has given an update on the film's progress as he confirmed filming has now wrapped

When Good Housekeeping spoke to Richard recently, he spoke of his excitement for seeing how the film is going to turn out, admitting that he's not been too involved but that he do