LOCKERBIE TRAILER
A SEARCH FOR TRUTH TV SERIES
Sky and Peacock have sent us the trailer for their new five part series LOCKERBIE: A SEARCH FOR TRUTH about the terrifying events of
December 21, 1988, after 270 people were killed when Pan Am Flight 103 exploded over the Scottish town. Colin Firth stars as Jim Swire, the
nominated spokesperson for the UK victims’ families who unite to demand truth and justice. Jim travels across continents and political divides, 
embarking on a relentless journey that not only jeopardizes his stability, family and life, but completely overturns his trust in the justice system. The 
series will air on January 2nd and should not be mixed with another Lockerbie series which BBC and Netflix are preparing with Connor Swindells.
December 21, 1988, after 270 people were killed when Pan Am Flight 103 exploded over the Scottish town. Colin Firth stars as Jim Swire, the
nominated spokesperson for the UK victims’ families who unite to demand truth and justice. Jim travels across continents and political divides, 
embarking on a relentless journey that not only jeopardizes his stability, family and life, but completely overturns his trust in the justice system. The 
series will air on January 2nd and should not be mixed with another Lockerbie series which BBC and Netflix are preparing with Connor Swindells.
Love Colin Firth! What a pity it's just on Peacock and Sky...
ReplyDeleteWell, you have Sky in Germany, deary
DeleteI would watch this.
ReplyDeleteIt will be on Peacock in USA
DeleteI really need to get Peacock. My current streaming subscriptions run out in 2 weeks and I'll need to replace Disney with Peacock or AppleTV. Haven't decided which way to go yet.
ReplyDeleteMake a careful list of everything both have and then decide, you usually have lists of their shows on Wikipedia.
DeleteDefinitely. Allison and I will sit down and curate a list of programs we're both interested in and will go with the one that has a better quality of options to choose from.
DeleteGood luck with the choosing.
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