BOOKISH SEASON 2
FIRST TEASER HAS BEEN REVEALED
After a successful run over at U&Alibi channel cosy crime period set series BOOKISH is getting a second season which will see Mark Gatiss
return to the role of 1946. London book keeper turned investigator with Polly Walker as his wife and gorgeous Connor Finch as his right hand and today
we
have the first teaser from the second season which is scheduled to
arrive later this summer. Joining them in new season are Miranda Richardson,
Jason Watkins, Rupert Graves
to name just some of the more famous names. Returning cast also includes Elliot Levey as Inspector Bliss, Blake
Harrison as Sergeant Morris and Buket Kömür
as Nora. The series also sees the return of Rosie Cavaliero as Ada
Dredge, Gerard Horan as Mr Baseheart, Nadia Albina as Dr Calder and
Jonas Nay as Felix.
return to the role of 1946. London book keeper turned investigator with Polly Walker as his wife and gorgeous Connor Finch as his right hand and today
we
have the first teaser from the second season which is scheduled to
arrive later this summer. Joining them in new season are Miranda Richardson,
Jason Watkins, Rupert Graves
to name just some of the more famous names. Returning cast also includes Elliot Levey as Inspector Bliss, Blake
Harrison as Sergeant Morris and Buket Kömür
as Nora. The series also sees the return of Rosie Cavaliero as Ada
Dredge, Gerard Horan as Mr Baseheart, Nadia Albina as Dr Calder and
Jonas Nay as Felix.IN THE SECOND SEASON OF THE SERIES
Book
investigates the world of spiritualism when he’s asked to help solve
the mysterious case involving medium, Harold Sneed (Watkins). Off Savile
Row,
Bliss asks Book to help in a puzzling murder at a gentleman’s
outfitters - the elderly tailor Maxie Kleinmann is keen to
confess to the murder, but the
evidence doesn’t quite stack up and
points to something much more complex and sinister. And Book and Jack
are sent to the seemingly charming German
village of Würl by the
mysterious ‘E’ to thwart a thieving Duchess (Richardson) at
Christmas time. However, festivities take a deadly turn when
Book and
Jack uncover secrets of their own, past and present, in an ominous
castle brimming with plausible murder suspects.
Book’s close association to
the police continues to be not without its
personal dangers and his lavender marriage with childhood best friend
Trottie, is threatened by debonair Colonel
Winters (Graves).
Marrying post-war nostalgia with the reckless and life affirming
atmosphere of the times, Bookish is a stylish period detective drama
with a difference
Bliss asks Book to help in a puzzling murder at a gentleman’s
outfitters - the elderly tailor Maxie Kleinmann is keen to
confess to the murder, but the
evidence doesn’t quite stack up and
points to something much more complex and sinister. And Book and Jack
are sent to the seemingly charming German
village of Würl by the
mysterious ‘E’ to thwart a thieving Duchess (Richardson) at
Christmas time. However, festivities take a deadly turn when
Book and
Jack uncover secrets of their own, past and present, in an ominous
castle brimming with plausible murder suspects.
Book’s close association to
the police continues to be not without its
personal dangers and his lavender marriage with childhood best friend
Trottie, is threatened by debonair Colonel
Winters (Graves).
Marrying post-war nostalgia with the reckless and life affirming
atmosphere of the times, Bookish is a stylish period detective drama
with a difference
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ReplyDeleteBuon fine settimana
Buon settimana, Silvia
DeleteWhat stands out in the teaser description is the variety of cases, spiritualism, tailoring houses, Christmas intrigue abroad, but all stitched together with that post-war setting. It gives the impression of a world still trying to find its footing after upheaval, where even small investigations carry a sense of something larger underneath.
ReplyDeleteIndeed, but it was a very popular series in the first season.
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