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Best Direction in a Dramatic Program or MiniSeries | 2011 | Stephen
Best Multichannel Programme For | 2011
Best Multichannel Programme | 2011
For | 2011
Best Supporting Actor | 2011 | Aidan
Best Dramatic MiniSeries or TV Movie | 2011 | Lorraine
Best Tape and Film Editing Drama | 2011 | John
Part of a two-night murder mystery TV show, the other one called Thorne: Scaredycat.
Prior to filming, David Morrissey commented on how he became involved with the role: "I was doing a film in New Zealand, on my own, in winter. I really needed a book. I stumbled across a Thorne novel, liked it, and then I looked up Mark online and found a question-and-answer session where he said that if his books ever made it to the screen, he'd like me to play the lead. I thought, that's a good start"
O-T Fagbenle (Dave Holland) & Lorraine Ashbourne (Ruth Brigstocke) also worked together on The Interceptor (2015) as Ash & Valerie respectively.
Based on the novel of author Mark Billingham.
Although directly adapted from Mark Billingham's novels, there are many notable differences between it and this television version. Brigstocke (Lorraine Ashbourne)'s gender has been changed. Dave Holland (O-T Fagbenle)'s ethnicity has been changed. And Phil Hendricks (Aidan Gillen) is portrayed as a short, partly tattooed Irishman with a full head of hair--not the the tall, bald, heavily pierced, heavily tattooed Mancunian described in the novels.
