Displaying Metadata in ATV2

The only information that I can see or display on the TV is:
the name of movie,
genre:
length:
Before the latest update I could see info that I put into Video/Description (in iTunes).
So now all I have is the name of the movie and not the actors, dircetor or year etc.
I have put infomation into:
Info/Artist
Info/Album/Artist
Info/Composer
Info/Comments
None of which show on the TV.
Am I missing something here . . . ?

Welcome to the Apple Community.
No one will really know. We have to assume they know about the issue, whether it's actually that important to roll out an update for, or something that might be addressed as part of another update, who knows.
Personally I'd tend to live with it for now, I see lots of people messing around with their libraries to get them to workaround the issue, I have to wonder if they won't then run into further issues at a later date, if and when it's corrected.

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