CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: A thriller with a big mystery
CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: Noel Clarke stars as a curtain-twitcher, keeping an eye on the street after a schoolteacher goes missing, in Viewpoint (ITV).
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CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: Noel Clarke stars as a curtain-twitcher, keeping an eye on the street after a schoolteacher goes missing, in Viewpoint (ITV).
*Warning: spoilers ahead for Viewpoint episode one* Advertisement ITV surveillance thriller Viewpoint began on Monday night, with the following episodes stripped across the week. Days after she goes missing, surveillance operative DC Martin Young (Clarke) is ordered to set up an observation post in the home of single mum Zoe (Alexandra Roach), whose flat overlooks the home that Gemma shares with her boyfriend (and prime suspect) Greg Sullivan. We’ve unpacked tonight’s instalment, breaking down some of the key questions and theories that have come up after the events of Viewpoint episode o...
ITV's new police drama Viewpoint kicked off tonight (April 26), and genre lovers couldn't help but compare the mini-series' first episode to popular BBC outing Starring Phil Davis, Alexandra Roach, Catherine Tyldesley, Bronagh Waugh and Noel Clarke, the show centres on surveillance expert DC Martin King (Clarke), as he and his partner DC Stella Beckett (Waugh) attempt to solve a missing person's case. In this evening's instalment, the pair set up shop in the home of music lover Zoe (Roach), whose flat is situated opposite that of Gemma Hillman (Amy Wren), a primary school teacher who vanish...
Is Viewpoint the new Line of Duty? Viewers say ITV's latest crime drama about a police officer hunting a missing school teacher 'rivals the BBC's hit police show' Viewers of ITV's Viewpoint have said it's a worthy rival to the BBC's Line of Duty Drama follows surveillance detective DC Martin Young (played by Noel Clarke) He sets up his observation post in the Manchester home of single mother Zoe DC Young is watching the main suspect during the search for a missing teacher
Review Viewpoint, episode 1 review: it may borrow heavily from Rear Window but this ITV drama is no Hitchcock 3/5 Noel Clarke puts in a strong performance as a police surveillance officer who's installed in a woman's house 26 April 2021 • 10:00pm Noel Clarke stars in Viewpoint Credit: ITV The debt that Viewpoint (ITV) owes to Rear Window is obvious, and it’s a good advert for curtain companies. The voyeur in this case has a legitimate reason for spying on the people across the street: he is DC Martin Young (Noel Clarke), a police surveillance officer keeping watch on the partner of a mis...