TV & Satellite Week – 13 July 2019

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FIRST

LOOK

John Boyega

The actor will appear in BBC1 drama

anthology Small Axe, written by

Steve McQueen and exploring stories

within London’s

West Indian

community

from the

1960s to

the 1980s.

Letitia Wright

will co-star.

Maisie Williams

Sky One comedy Two Weeks to Live,

airing next year, will see the Game of

Thrones star play

a gung-ho

survivalist

who ends

up on the

run from a

gangster and

the police.

David Walliams

This Christmas, the actor will play

Prince Charming in Sky One’s

fairy-tale comedy Cinderella: After

Ever After,

exploring what

happened

after the

prince wed

Cinders (Sian

Gibson). Celia

Imrie co-stars.

Coming Back

John Thomson, Hermione Norris,

James Nesbitt, Fay Ripley and

Robert Bathurst will return for

a ninth series of ITV’s

Cold Feet as the

Manchester

friends face

more turmoil.

‘There are still

stories to tell,’

reveals writer

Mike Bullen.

Sanditon

Coming soon

WHAT’S

NEXT FOR...

Rose Williams stars in ITV’s

sumptuous Jane Austen adaptation

IN PRODUCTION...

Here’s a sneak peek at C4’s drama

The Light, which is filming in Wales

and follows the fallout for a struggling

community when a disaster on a

construction site claims several lives.

Sarah Lancashire plays the wife of

a politician (Mark Lewis Jones) who

championed the project. Sidse Babett

Knudsen and Joanna Scanlan also star

in the four-parter, penned by Jack

Thorne. ‘It’s a powerful piece; shocking

and emotive,’ says Lancashire.

The Light

WORDS: CAREN CLARK. PHOTOS: AMAZON PRIME VIDEO, BBC, C4, GETTY, ITV, NETFLIX, PA IMAGES, REX

Next week

The Boys

Amazon Prime Video’s dark

drama follows vigilantes trying

to expose corrupt superheroes.

Keeping Faith

Eve Myles’ troubled wife Faith

wants answers in the second

series of BBC1’s thriller.

Orange Is the

New Black

What lies ahead as Netflix’s

drama returns for a final run?

All-Star Netball

Strictly’s Oti Mabuse is among

the stars taking part in a BBC2

match in aid of Sport Relief.

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Check out these first shots from

ITV’s take on Jane Austen’s

final and incomplete

novel, Sanditon.

Adapted by

Andrew Davies,

the eight-part

drama, airing

later this

year, follows

impetuous

Charlotte

Heywood

(Rose Williams)

as she arrives in the

up-and-coming seaside

resort of Sanditon, where the

residents are eager to make

their fortunes.

POWERFUL INFLUENCE

Charlotte soon embarks on

a complex relationship with

Sidney Parker (Theo James), a

charismatic but unpredictable

self-made man, while Anne

Reid co-stars as wealthy but

miserly Lady Denham, who

has a powerful influence on

the town, and Kris Marshall is

Sidney’s ambitious brother

Tom. Kate Ashfield,

Jack Fox, Leo Suter,

Kevin Eldon

and Adrian

Scarborough

co-star.

‘I’m

excited

that we’re

bringing

the world of

Sanditon to a

TV audience with

such a brilliant cast,

headed by star of

the future Rose

Williams as our

independent

and forthright

heroine,’ says

Davies. ‘It’s

been such fun

to develop Jane

Austen’s fragment

into a series.’

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Lady Denham

(Anne Reid)

Kris Marshall

co-stars

Charlotte Heywood

(Rose Williams)