THE GALLOWS POLE
BBC SERIES FINALLY ARRIVES
We have definitely waited for this one for a long time, I think I first announced it years ago and then a few weeks ago BBC sent us the first images 
from their new historical series THE GALLOWS POLE but now we finally have a trailer as well, which you can watch down below, and also an airing 
date which is closer than you might expect: it will land at BBC Two May 31st based on the book by Benjamin Myers and the three episode series will also be available for streaming on their i Player.
from their new historical series THE GALLOWS POLE but now we finally have a trailer as well, which you can watch down below, and also an airing 
date which is closer than you might expect: it will land at BBC Two May 31st based on the book by Benjamin Myers and the three episode series will also be available for streaming on their i Player.
THE GALLOWS POLE SERIES
fictionalises the remarkable true story of the rise of David Hartley
and the Cragg Vale Coiners. Set in the moorland hills of 18th Century
Yorkshire, the
drama follows the enigmatic David Hartley (played by Michael Socha),
as he assembles a gang of weavers and land-workers to embark upon a
revolutionary criminal enterprise that will capsize the economy and
become the biggest fraud in British history. Also starring are Sophie McShera who
plays Grace, with Thomas Turgoose as William Hartley, Yusra Warsama as Bethsheba, Anthony Welsh as Abe Oldfield, Samuel Edward-Cook as
Isaac Hartley, Joe Sproulle as Joe, and Adam Fogerty as James Broadbent, Nicole Barber-Lane as Susie, Fine Time Fontayne as Joseph Broadbent, with Ralph Ineson as The Clothier.
drama follows the enigmatic David Hartley (played by Michael Socha),
as he assembles a gang of weavers and land-workers to embark upon a
revolutionary criminal enterprise that will capsize the economy and
become the biggest fraud in British history. Also starring are Sophie McShera who
plays Grace, with Thomas Turgoose as William Hartley, Yusra Warsama as Bethsheba, Anthony Welsh as Abe Oldfield, Samuel Edward-Cook as
Isaac Hartley, Joe Sproulle as Joe, and Adam Fogerty as James Broadbent, Nicole Barber-Lane as Susie, Fine Time Fontayne as Joseph Broadbent, with Ralph Ineson as The Clothier.
Interesting.
ReplyDeleteAgreed
DeleteI wonder if that’s a title he was proud of… biggest fraud in British history?
ReplyDeleteWell, poor bastards were poor, how can we really blame them even if they did commit a fraud?
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