All the compelling new dramas on TV in 2022
Wondering what to watch next? We've rounded up the best new dramas on TV in 2022. Get comfy, it's time to escape into a compelling story
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Wondering what to watch next? We've rounded up the best new dramas on TV in 2022. Get comfy, it's time to escape into a compelling story
Nicola Walker, 51, got her speedboat licence for her role as DI Annika Strandhed in new series Annika. She plays the Head of the Marine Homicide Unit in Glasgow.
Press Release Sky announced today casting news for Sky Original drama The Midwich Cuckoos, a dark, disturbing modern-day reimagining of John Wyndham’s classic science fiction novel of the same name. BAFTA-nominated Keeley Hawes (Bodyguard, It’s A Sin), and Max Beesley (The Outsider, Suits) are set to lead the line-up alongside Aisling Loftus (A Discovery of Witches), Ukweli Roach (Blindspot), Synnøve Karlsen (Last Night In Soho, Clique), Lara Rossi (Robin Hood), Lewis Reeves (I May Destroy You), Rebekah Staton (Raised by Wolves) and Anneika Rose (Line of Duty). The Midwich Cuckoos is set...
Share When they gain consciousness, every woman of child-bearing age inside the town's parameters is suddenly pregnant. BAFTA-nominated Keeley, 45, will play psychotherapist Dr Susannah Zellaby who tries to help those who've been effected by the alien invasion, including her own daughter. Co-star: The Outsider star Max Beesley, 50, will take on the role of police officer Paul Kirby, who must help the terrified town navigate the danger facing their normally quiet community Meanwhile, The Outsider star Max, 50, will take on the role of police officer Paul Kirby, who must help the ter...
Sky has announced some recognisable faces for its latest drama, a TV adaptation of The Midwich Cuckoos, a 1957 novel in which the women of a small English village mysteriously fall pregnant (there may or may not be aliens involved). Fans may have heard of it under the name Village of the Damned, as it was made into not one but two films under that name in 1960 and 1965, respectively. The modern day interpretation is going to star Max Beesley, the star of Homeland and