Paddy Considine, Georgina Campbell and Lena Headey will star in the next Charlie Brooker project.
Charlie Brooker a break will be taken from your tasks in Black Mirror with Netflix To embark on something a bit different on the streaming service: a series of four -part detectives.
Already in production, the “Charlie Brooker project without title” (a provisional title) is described in the synopsis as “an incredibly original police thriller in which a tormented detective of the northern city of Bleakford ventures London with the mission of catching a ritualist serial killer before they are left without people to kill.” As noted, the series: “It contains blood and frown.”
At the head of the program will be Paddy Considine (House of the Dragon, Mobland), Georgina Campbell (Barbarian, Watchers) and Lena Headey (Game of Thrones, The Abandons). Black Mirror fans will probably know that Campbell was part of the series, after starring the acclaimed episode “Hang the DJ”.
Charlie Brooker’s word about her new series on Netflix
“I am very loved to say these words for the press release. I have dreamed of citing something since it was a fetus, and now I am doing it,” Broker said. “I would pinch, but like everyone else, I am terrified that if I do, I can wake up and discover that 2025 has been a magical dream. Please see my program. I beg you.”
Brooker created the series, which he wrote with Ben Caudell, Jason Hazeley, Emer Kenny, Daniel Maier and Joel Morris. Victoria Asare Archer contributed additional material. Al Campbell, a regular collaborator of Brooker (Screenwipe, Newswipe, Death to 2020), will direct the series.
Richard Webb produces, while Brooker, Jessica Rhoades and Annabel Jones are executive producers. Mark Kinsella is executive co -producer.
The series, even without a title, is not Brooker’s first foray into the world of criminal drama. Sky’s police satire cooked To Touch of Clothstarring John Hannah and Suranne Jones, which was issued for three seasons between 2012 and 2014.
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