'THE DROWNING' CASTS
RUPERT PENRY JONES AND JONAS ARMSTRONG IN THE LEADS
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| Rupert Penry Jones will be architect Mark |
What's The Story?
The Dublin set four episode thriller will revolve around a mother who thinks she has caught a glimpse of her son who went missing eight years ago. Jill Halfpenny will take the lead role as Jodie, who commits to a dangerous and transgressive path after a spark of hope is ignited when she thinks she’s found her missing son. Jonas Armstrong will play her lawyer brother Jason, the only real support she has in her life, while Rupert Penry Jones will be Mark, the father of the boy Jodie believes to be her son. The
cast also includes Deborah Findlay as Jodie's and Jason's mother
Lynn, and young Cody Molko, in the role of Daniel – the boy whose
sighting sparks the drama.
The Dublin set four episode thriller will revolve around a mother who thinks she has caught a glimpse of her son who went missing eight years ago. Jill Halfpenny will take the lead role as Jodie, who commits to a dangerous and transgressive path after a spark of hope is ignited when she thinks she’s found her missing son. Jonas Armstrong will play her lawyer brother Jason, the only real support she has in her life, while Rupert Penry Jones will be Mark, the father of the boy Jodie believes to be her son. The
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| Jonas Armstrong will be successful lawyer Jason on the brink of a promotion |
This sounds really intriguing, but it also sounds like something that will make me cry!! I'm conflicted. You'll have to watch it first and let me know which way to go. :)
ReplyDeleteI cannot remember when was the last time I watched something from Channel 5!
DeleteWhat the hell kind of a name is "Penry"? Those crazy Brits!
ReplyDeletePenry-Jones is his surname, always loved his name, sounds like a knight.
DeleteSounds like a good mystery to me. I wonder if it will air here in the US?
ReplyDeletePossibly on PBS or Acorn.
DeleteI like Rupert Penry Jones. He was good in Whitechapel
ReplyDeleteHe is always so charismatic and gorgeous.
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