Sunday 5 August 2012

Douglas Henshall: Shetland trailer and filming update


During the Olympics, BBC1 will launch its Original British drama campaign for Autumn 2012. Both Shetland and The Secret of Crickley Hall were featured in the first trailer shown on Saturday July 28th. A full trailer for The Secret of Crickley Hall will be shown on Wednesday August 1st. There are no scheduled dates for a full trailer of Shetland at present. 
More information at Douglas Henshall (LiveJournal)

Murder Mystery filmed in Irvine
A film crew have been using Irvine's Scottish Maritime Museum to set the scene for a new BBC crime drama starring Douglas Henshall.

New two-part murder mystery 'Shetland', which is likely to hit screens before Christmas, sees the Scottish actor play Detective Jimmy Perez.

The Scottish Maritime Museum's Puffer shop was turned into a film set for the drama and Harbourside-based artist Chick McGeehan was thrilled when his paintings were unexpectedly hired for the crime thriller. Viewers will be able to see two of Chick's paintings hanging in main character Detective Perez's home when the drama is broadcast.
Source: Irvine Times 

BBC One original British drama trailer features ‘Shetland’
BBC1 is taking advantage of high Olympics ratings by rolling out trailers for its big upcoming autumn dramas. Several promos are airing between sport coverage, advertising new shows starring Matthew Macfadyen, Olivia Colman, Warren Brown, Melissa George, Sean Bean, Douglas Henshall and Suranne Jones.
Full trailers for Accused, The Secret of Crickley Hall and Ripper Street will air over the next fortnight, along with promos for Merlin, The Paradise... and Doctor Who.
Read more at Radio Times

Henry IV 
Please be aware that Douglas Henshall did not play Mowbray in Henry IV part 2 as some sites are still reporting. The BBC has now confirmed that Pip Torrens was cast as Mowbray. See BBC cast list here 
Source: Douglas Henshall (LiveJournal)

2 comments:

  1. I do hope we'll be getting those in the states! I know we're set to get Ripper Street (via BBCAmerica - yay!), but I want to see Shetland and Accused, hell all of them!

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