The first look at Inside Man, BBC One's upcoming thriller drama starring David Tennant, Stanley Tucci and Lydia West:
It appears as though Stanley Tucci will be taking the title role of the Inside Man.The images, which were released by the BBC yesterday, have already been the subject of fanfare., David Tennant as a vicar and Lydia West possibly assisting Tucci in prison. Elsewhere, we seeWhile no information accompanies the imagery, the show is already set to be a hit among BBC thriller fans.
It's A Sin's breakout star Lydia West could possibly be assisting Stanley Tucci's character in some way. The miniseries will consist of four 60-minute episodes and will be coming to our screens via BBC One and BBC iPlayer next year. Ben Irving, commissioning editor of BBC Drama also says: “Steven Moffat has created another brilliantly original and darkly playful series inand it’s no surprise that it has attracted such an extraordinary cast. This will be a ‘must-watch’ when it lands.”Additional casting news has also been released and includes Lyndsey Marshal (
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