Post by Dame Bouncy Castle on Apr 4, 2019 19:16:35 GMT
BBC One have signed a deal with Acorn Media International to acquire both seasons of Acorn TV’s original UK drama series London Kills, from Suspects creator Paul Marquess, for their daytime schedule.
London Kills sees London serve as the backdrop for a series of murders – all investigated by an elite murder squad that is being led by Detective Inspector David Bradford. As the detectives solve each case, the one mystery David can’t solve is the one most personal to him. His wife has gone missing – is she alive or dead?
The drama series stars Hugo Speer (The Musketeers, Father Brown), Sharon Small (Inspector Lynley Mysteries, Trust Me), Bailey Patrick (Casualty, EastEnders) and Tori Allen-Martin.
London Kills joins a slate of high-end dramas on BBC One’s daytime schedule that also includes Father Brown, Shakespeare & Hathaway – Private Investigator and the upcoming The Mallorca Files.
“London Kills is a crisp and complex police drama with compelling characters portrayed by a top-notch cast”, said the BBC’s Head of Programme Acquisition Sue Deeks, who brokered the deal with Acorn Media International. “Viewers are in for a treat with this series and we’re really looking forward to showing it on the BBC.”
London Kills sees London serve as the backdrop for a series of murders – all investigated by an elite murder squad that is being led by Detective Inspector David Bradford. As the detectives solve each case, the one mystery David can’t solve is the one most personal to him. His wife has gone missing – is she alive or dead?
The drama series stars Hugo Speer (The Musketeers, Father Brown), Sharon Small (Inspector Lynley Mysteries, Trust Me), Bailey Patrick (Casualty, EastEnders) and Tori Allen-Martin.
London Kills joins a slate of high-end dramas on BBC One’s daytime schedule that also includes Father Brown, Shakespeare & Hathaway – Private Investigator and the upcoming The Mallorca Files.
“London Kills is a crisp and complex police drama with compelling characters portrayed by a top-notch cast”, said the BBC’s Head of Programme Acquisition Sue Deeks, who brokered the deal with Acorn Media International. “Viewers are in for a treat with this series and we’re really looking forward to showing it on the BBC.”
Anymore to come?
