New cast photo released for ITV’s The Great Fire.
Daniel Mays portrays diarist Samuel Pepys.
More information coming soon!
New cast photo released for ITV’s The Great Fire.
Daniel Mays portrays diarist Samuel Pepys.
More information coming soon!
ITV continues their extraordinary coverage of the World War One Centenary with The People’s Story
The press pack includes a lovely interview (begins page 7) with Daniel Mays who portrays Reg Evans Corporal 1st Hertfordshire Regiment.
The extraordinary stories of ordinary people whose lives were transformed during the First World War will be told in their own words in a landmark new series for ITV, made in partnership with Imperial War Museums
Marking the centenary of the outbreak of the war in 1914, the experiences of men and women, young and old, from across Britain and the social classes that divided society at the time, are vividly brought to life in 4×60 series The Great War: The People’s Story, produced by Shiver [ITV Studios].
Episode 1: Sunday 10 August at 9PM (Starring Daniel Mays)
Episode 2: Sunday 17 August at 9PM (Starring Daniel Mays)
Episode 3: Sunday August 24 at 9PM
Episode 4: Sunday August 31 at 9PM
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ITV have released another Autumn 2014 trailer that includes The Great Fire .
More information very soon on transmission dates!
Team DM
A look at the trailer for ITV’s World War One: The People’s Story.
Daniel Mays stars in episode one and two.
Begins Sunday, 10 August at 21.00.
ITV begins their extraordinary World War One centenary coverage with World War One: The People’s Story beginning Sunday 10 August at 9:00PM.
Marking the centenary of the outbreak of the war in 1914, the experiences of men and women, young and old, from across Britain and the social classes that divided society at the time, are vividly brought to life in 4×60 series The Great War: The People’s Story, produced by Shiver [ITV Studios].
With narration from Olivia Colman, The Great War: The People’s Story tells the real-life stories of soldiers, from privates to officers, their wives and girlfriends left behind, and people from Britain’s villages and cities. They are portrayed by a cast of actors including Alison Steadman, Daniel Mays, Claire Foy, Brian Cox, Romola Garai, MyAnna Buring and Matthew McNulty, who speak their words as they were written in their diaries and letters.
These moving accounts, revealing their intimate thoughts and feelings, offer a raw insight into the profound impact of being caught up in a conflict that would change their lives – and Britain – forever. Sourced from archives and libraries across the country, selected in partnership with Imperial War Museums, which provided much of the material, and brought to life by actors – each story conveys the hopes, fears, heroism and tragedies of countless ordinary British people… made all the more powerful by the fact that every word is real.
Daniel Mays stars in episodes 1 & 2 (to air Sunday 17 August).
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ITV have released their Autumn 2014 Drama Trailer. Includes The Great Fire starring Daniel Mays, Jack Huston, Andrew Buchan, and Rose Leslie.
Stay tuned for an update on transmission dates very soon!
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Tune in to BBC Four tonight at 9PM to watch Made In Dagenham .
Directed by Nigel Cole and stars Daniel Mays along with Sally Hawkins, Andrea Riseborough, and the late greats Bob Hoskins and Roger Lloyd-Pack.
You can catch up with Common via BBC iplayer for the next 6 days.
Also the BFI have kindly uploaded the Q&A from earlier this year on their website.
Don’t miss Common this evening at 9PM on BBC One. This powerful drama explores the effect of Joint Enterprise on families and communities.
DURATION: 1 HOUR, 30 MINUTES
Multi-award-winning writer Jimmy McGovern’s brand new film based on the UK’s controversial joint enterprise law.
17-year-old Johnjo gives his cousin Tony and his mates Colin and Kieran a last-minute lift in his brother Patrick’s car. They tell him they’re going for pizza; Johnjo doesn’t know that they’re going to ‘have a word’ with a local loudmouth who needs putting in his place. As Johnjo waits in the car, Kieran takes offence with an innocent bystander, Thomas Ward, who is fatally stabbed.
The murder victim is the eldest child of Margaret and Tommy Ward, who has become estranged from his family after a bitter divorce. Struggling to make ends meet on her own, Margaret is nevertheless determined to fight through bureaucracy and the cool indifference of the banks to give Thomas the send-off he deserves.
Johnjo makes his own way to the police station and asks for DI Hastings. A career copper used to doing battle with ‘no comment’, Hastings can’t believe his luck as Johnjo lays the blame squarely with Kieran. But Hastings wants everyone possible to be tried for murder, and with the joint enterprise doctrine at his disposal, that includes Johnjo.
Our friends at Cultbox have a great preview of Jimmy McGovern’s Common. Watch it this Sunday, July 6th, at 9PM on BBC One.
http://www.cultbox.co.uk/features/previews/jimmy-mcgoverns-common-preview
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