Philip is to star in a new project commissioned by Israel's public broadcasting corporation. 

Based on a true story, the action takes place in a British built detention camp (Carthago Camp) that was built in the remotest corner of the African wilderness to imprison the most dangerous terrorists and freedom fighters caught within the boundaries of their crumbling Empire in the 1940s. The series mixes suspense with wit as prisoners repeatedly try to break out of the inescapable hell they have been confined to.

The series will also star Irish actor, Shaun Paul McGrath. 

Filming is currently taking place in Colombia and an air date has yet to be confirmed. 

Behind the scenes photos below are courtesy of Shaun Paul McGrath

Philip is to be a contestant on Richard Osman's House of Games. 

House of Games is a British quiz show played on a weekly basis, with four celebrities playing on five consecutive days to win daily prizes and the weekly prize of being crowned as "House of Games" champion. Points are accrued depending on where each celebrity finishes on each day and the points are doubled on Friday's show.

Philip's stint on the show runs from Monday 13th to Friday 17th September. Each episode will air at 6pm on BBC Two and episodes will also be available on BBC iPlayer shortly after broadcast. 
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Philip is to star in an upcoming show on Sky History, charting the rise of the Tudor Dynasty. 

The Royal Bastards: The Rise of The Tudors of The Tudors (working title) is a landmark Sky Original series that tells the incredible true story of one of England’s most powerful women, of whom you may never have heard, Lady Margaret Beaufort. She was half-sister by marriage of King Henry VI, mother of King Henry VII and grandmother of Henry VIII, who defied the greatest dynasties in medieval Britain – the Houses of York and Lancaster – to manoeuvre her son to the throne of England and consign the reign of the Plantagenets to history. Married aged just 12, pregnant at 13, widowed and a fugitive shortly after, her story is truly the real Game of Thrones.

Filmed on location in Lithuania and in the UK with three of Britain’s leading actors as our primary storytellers – Sheila Atim for the House of Lancaster (Queen Margaret of Anjou), Philip Glenister for the House of York (Richard of York), and ‘tba’ for Margaret Beaufort – this unique docudrama will tell the story of one of the most turbulent and bloody periods in English history from a unique perspective, through the eyes of its women.

Royal Bastards: Rise of The Tudors is directed by Julian Jones and produced by Bernadette Ross, with David Glover as Executive Producer. The Sky Original series is commissioned by Zai Bennett, Sky’s Managing Director of Content, Poppy Dixon, Director of Documentaries and Factual and Daniel Korn, Vice-President of Programming at A+E Networks UK.

Transmission expected: 15th November 2021 (3x60min episodes)

Philip is to star in the upcoming film, 'Instructions for a Teenage Armageddon' written by his Living the Dream co-star, Rosie Day. 

Instructions for a Teenage Armageddon began life as a play - a one-girl show, written and starring Rosie and a book of the same name is scheduled to be released in October. 

Not much else is known about the project so far, other than it will star Philip (as 'Dad'), Rosie (as 'Girl'), Amanda Abbington (as 'Mum') and Isabella Pappas (as 'Ella'). 

Philip is to star a short, independent film that highlights the challenges of living with bipolar disorder. The film was written by April Kelley and also stars her, as Rachel and Philip as Mark. 

The project was made in collaboration with Bipolar UK and filmed back in January, under strict Covid protocols. 

The film is being produced and distributed by Finite Films and TV and is coming soon. 

Philip is to star in a new Radio 4 comedy by Katherine Jakeways.

Teatime is about a chaotic but loving family and also stars Samantha Spiro, Aimee-Ffion Edwards, Prasanna Puwanarajah, Katie Redford and Steven Brandon.

Newlyweds Vicky (Edwards) and Rav (Puwanarajah) have just got back from their honeymoon and are looking forward to their first quiet night in as a married couple. But a quiet night in proves impossible when Vicky’s family invite themselves round. Vicky's parents Donna (Spiro) and Joe (Glenister) have separated, but Joe has is keen to rekindle the old spark. Vicky's sister Lisa (Redford) is scandalised by what she thinks she remembers happening at the wedding. And Uncle Bob (Brandon) makes a spirited attempt at breaking the world record for most spoons balanced on the face. 31 spoons to beat. So much for a quiet night in.

The series will air weekly at 11;30am beginning on 21st February on BBC Radio 4. You can listen to the broadcast on BBC iPlayer here.

Philip is to star in Carnival Films’ Julian Fellowes-penned British period drama Belgravia for ITV and Epix, alongside Tasmein Greig, Harriet Walter and Alice Eves. 

Belgravia is a tale of secrets and scandals set in 1840s London, when the upper echelons of society began to rub shoulders with the emerging industrial nouveau riche. But the story begins on the eve of the Battle of Waterloo in 1815, when the Duchess of Richmond throws a party in Brussels for the Duke of Wellington. Among the guests are James and Anne Trenchard, who are living on the profits of newfound trading success. Their young daughter Sophia has caught the eye of Edmund Bellasis, the son and heir of one of the richest and most prominent families in England. Twenty-five years later, when the two families are settled into the newly developed area of Belgravia, the events of the ball, and the secrets, still resonate.

Philip will play businessman, James Trenchard