One will find you and save you: the other will kill you and put your head on a pike. It’s almost time for a double dose of Daniel on Channel 4: Gangs of New York (2002), 10.00pm; followed by The Last of the Mohicans (1992), 1.05am

Great to see director, Rachel O’Riordan, and lead, Victoria Smurfit, garnering raves for the new production of Ibsen’s Ghosts at London’s Lyric Theatre

Cracking interview just now with Rosamund Pike and Matthew Rhys about their whipsmart new thriller, Hallow Road

Unmissable fantasy drama from Guillermo del Toro coming up on BBC Two tonight at 11.50pm

“So give me a stage, where this bull here can rage” - a full-powered, Oscar-winning Robert De Niro, BBC Two tonight at 10.30pm

It’s a late one (1.50am Film4), but set the DVR for this classic British horror omnibus from 1945

Off to The Brendan O’Connor Show to discuss the latest releases

Entertaining chat just now with the always-excellent Chiwetel Ejiofor, whose latest feature, The Life of Chuck, is heading to the Galway Fleadh

Great chat just now with the fearless Katie Taylor, ahead of the big fight at The Garden next month

Three cracking movies on TV for a wet afternoon: Coward at noon on BBC2, followed by Brynner and co. at 1.55pm. Sean and Audrey on Film 4 at 2.25pm

Another cracking day at the Dalkey Book Festival (despite the monsoons). Highlight, as ever, was the wonderful Elif Shafak, whose recent, brilliant novel is the appropriately-titled, There are Rivers in the Sky

Good chat just now with the always-excellent Ann Skelly, who has three big-and small-screen projects on the go: Trad, The Sandman, and Four Letters of Love

Break a leg!

Boxing clever. Boxing smart. Well done, Katie. GOAT

Off to The Brendan O’Connor Show to discuss new movies and this re-released Kubrick classic

Good chat with Michelle Dockery about finally leaving Downton, her Irish roots, and the late Dame Maggie

A belter of a double-bill coming up on BBC Two this afternoon: the Lubitsch Touch followed by the Bette Davis Touch. Fasten your seat-belts, etc

Farewell to the legendary documentarian, George Morrison

Casablanca (1942) is showing tonight at 9.35pm on BBC Four. If you miss it, you’ll regret it. Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, but soon, and for the rest of your life

Terence Stamp RIP