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ITV's 'Finding Alice' renewed for a second season By (0) March 1 (UPI) -- ITV's Finding Alice has been renewed for a second season, the network announced on Monday. Finding Alice, a comedy-drama, follows the titular Alice (Keeley Hawes) and her journey of grief and love following the sudden death of her husband Harry. Advertisement Alice finds herself in a storm of secrets, debt, suspicion and criminality that she must confront in order to survive. Isabella Pappas, Nigel Havers, Kenneth Cranham, George Webster, Joanna Lumley, Rhashan Stone, Sharon Rooney, Dominque Moore and Jason Merrells ...

ITV recommissions Finding Alice for a second series following ratings success Roger Goldby, Simon Nye, Keeley Hawes, Nicola Shindler, Red Production Company, Bright Pictures TV, Buddy Club Productions and Genial Productions reunite to produce the hugely successful drama. ITV’s Head of Drama, Polly Hill, has confirmed a second series of six-part darkly funny, contemporary drama, Finding Alice, created by Roger Goldby, Keeley Hawes and Simon Nye and produced by Red Production Company in association with Bright Pictures TV, Buddy Club Productions and Genial Productions. Executive Producers w...

Finding Alice, the darkly funny ITV series starring Keeley Hawes, could return for a second season following the shows cliffhanger ending.

a Sin arrived complete with ready-made culture row, creator Russell T Davies having done a little stoking by saying he’d like gay men to be played by gay actors. Cue huffing in predictable quarters, chiefly along these lines: would Hannibal Lecter need to then be played by a convicted cannibal? An argument I normally like to consign to the category “technically valid, but you might want to grow up a bit and have a wee word with yourselves”. And to let this particular tower of babble overshadow any of the subsequent creation would indeed be a sin. It is, on the evidence of the f...

Don't show me this message again✕ In what must be a world first, Finding Alice (ITV) premieres in the same week as a programme called Losing Alice on Apple TV+. What a wind-up. Nobody likes to feel unoriginal. You spend all that time picking the perfectly original name for your child – possibly not Alice – then turn up at nursery to discover another parent has had the same idea.  Except it wasn’t an original title in the first place. IMDb tells us there was a bad 2018 indie of the same name. Before that there was Still Alice, A Town Called Alice, Alice in Wonderland etc etc.