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Season 2, Episode 1
Tom Hiddleston reprises his role as soldier-turned-hotel night manager Jonathan Pine in the long-awaited return of the acclaimed drama. The story picks up after nine years with Jonathan living as Alex Goodwin, a low-level MI6 officer running a quiet surveillance unit in London. His life is comfortingly uneventful until the chance sighting of former mercenary connected with arms dealer Richard Roper prompts a call to action and leads him to a violent encounter with a new player - Colombian businessman Teddy Dos Santos. Once in Colombia, Pine is plunged deep into a deadly plot to destabilise the country. With Olivia Colman, Diego Calva and Douglas Hodge
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Espionage
Literary Adaptation
Movie/Drama
Thriller
Cast & Crew
Tom Hiddleston
(Actor)
.. Jonathan Pine
Olivia Colman
(Actor)
.. Angela Burr
Diego Calva
(Actor)
.. Teddy Dos Santos
Camila Morrone
(Actor)
.. Roxana Bolaños
Douglas Hodge
(Actor)
.. Rex Mayhew
Paul Chahidi
(Actor)
.. Basil Karapetian
Hayley Squires
(Actor)
.. Sally Price-Jones
Indira Varma
(Actor)
.. Mayra Cavendish
Noah Jupe
(Actor)
.. Danny Roper
Kirby Howell-Baptiste
(Actor)
.. Dr Kim Saunders
Slavko Sobin
(Actor)
.. Viktor
Hugh Laurie
(Actor)
.. Richard Roper
Maja Simonsen
(Actor)
.. Theresa
Alex Mugnaioni
(Actor)
.. Graham
Raphel Famotibe
(Actor)
.. Mike
Anil Desai
(Actor)
.. Waleed
Ingo Raudkivi
(Actor)
.. Kadarov
Gijs Naber
(Actor)
.. Jaco Brouwer
Annabel Mullion
(Actor)
.. Celia Mayhew
Kerr Logan
(Actor)
.. Adam Holywell
Okorie Chukwu
(Actor)
.. Tony
Jan de Hanna
(Actor)
.. Pine's driver
Mehdi Regragui
(Actor)
.. Syrian army colonel
Giulio Cavazzini
(Actor)
.. Waiter
Riz Khan
(Actor)
.. Warehouse supervisor
Jonathan Nyati
(Actor)
.. School deputy head
Elvira Cuadrupani
(Actor)
.. Intercontinental receptionist
David Farr
(Writer)
Matthew Patnick
(Producer)
Georgi Banks-Davies
(Director)
Stephen Garrett
(Executive producer)
Simon Cornwell
(Executive producer)
More Information
Did You Know..
Tom Hiddleston
(Actor)
.. Jonathan Pine
Born:
February 09, 1981
in
London
Best Known For:
Playing Loki in the Thor movies.
Early-life:
Thomas William Hiddleston was born in London on February 9, 1981 to Diana and James. He has two sisters, Emma and Sarah. He was raised in Wimbledon and later in Oxford. He boarded at Eton College and went on to study at Pembroke College at the University of Cambridge. In his second term at Cambridge, he performed in a production of A Streetcar Named Desire. He furthered his acting training at Rada, graduating in 2005.
Career:
Hiddleston made his small-screen debut in the 2001 TV movie The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby. A year later, he starred in the TV movie The Gathering Storm. After graduating from Rada, he made his film debut in Unrelated (2007). He is best known for playing the character Loki in the Thor movies and in The Avengers (2012). His other film credits include Archipelago (2010), Midnight in Paris (2011), War Horse (2011) and Muppets Most Wanted (2014). He won an Olivier Award in 2008 for his role in Cymbeline.
Quote:
"I think we all see ourselves as the heroes in our own lives."
Trivia:
Hiddleston supports UNICEF.
Olivia Colman
(Actor)
.. Angela Burr
Born:
January 30, 1974
in
Norfolk
Best Known For:
Rev, Peep Show and Broadchurch.
Early-life:
Born Sarah Caroline Colman on January 30, 1974, in Norfolk. She claims she relied on making her fellow pupils laugh at school because she wasn't very academic, but went on to study at Cambridge, where she met future collaborators David Mitchell and Robert Webb. Colman initially intended to become a primary school teacher, but switched to drama and trained at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. She hasn't looked back since.
Career:
Colman's first TV work came in the series Bruiser in 2000, and was followed by appearances alongside her old friends David and Robert in The Mitchell and Webb Situation sketch show. She had a brief role in The Office, but it wasn't until Peep Show, Look Around You and Green Wing came along that people started to sit up and take notice. Since then she's featured in Hot Fuzz, That Mitchell and Webb Look, Beautiful People, Doctor Who, Twenty Twelve and Rev. More recently she made the move from comedy to drama in The Iron Lady, the hugely acclaimed Tyrannosaur and Hyde Park on Hudson. In 2013, she starred in the acclaimed ITV drama Broadchurch, which won her a Bafta TV award for Best Actress.
Quote:
"If a script is good, you are 10 steps into the part just reading it. But my choices are not all down to my taste. It is about people you have worked with before."
Trivia:
She has voiced a number of TV commercials.
Diego Calva
(Actor)
.. Teddy Dos Santos
Camila Morrone
(Actor)
.. Roxana Bolaños
Douglas Hodge
(Actor)
.. Rex Mayhew
Paul Chahidi
(Actor)
.. Basil Karapetian
Hayley Squires
(Actor)
.. Sally Price-Jones
Indira Varma
(Actor)
.. Mayra Cavendish
Noah Jupe
(Actor)
.. Danny Roper
Kirby Howell-Baptiste
(Actor)
.. Dr Kim Saunders
Slavko Sobin
(Actor)
.. Viktor
Hugh Laurie
(Actor)
.. Richard Roper
Born:
June 11, 1959
in
Oxford
Best Known For:
His double-act with Stephen Fry
Early-life:
Born James Hugh Calum Laurie on June 11, 1959, in Oxford, the youngest of a doctor's four children; his father was also a gold medal-winning rower at the 1948 Olympics. After attending Eton, Hugh followed him into the sport, competing for England and in the Boat Race while at Cambridge, where he studied archaeology and anthropology. While president of the university's Footlights entertainment group, he met Stephen Fry. After touring Australia with their revue The Cellar Tapes, they teamed up professionally.
Career:
Fry and Laurie's stage success led to the TV sketch show Alfresco, which also featured Emma Thompson, Ben Elton and Robbie Coltrane. In 1987, Elton cast him in sitcom Blackadder the Third as amiable idiot George. A Bit of Fry and Laurie, and Jeeves and Wooster cemented his reputation as one of the UK's brightest comedy talents. He appeared with several celebrity pals in the movies Peter's Friends, Maybe Baby, and Sense and Sensibility. Other projects include 101 Dalmatians, The Man in the Iron Mask, Stuart Little and its sequel, the Flight of the Phoenix remake and TV series Fortysomething. His novel, The Gun Seller, was also a hit. His award-winning role in House turned him into an international star. Since it ended in 2012, Laurie has largely concentrated on music.
Quote:
On his status as a sex symbol: "Even my wife doesn't think I'm sexy, it's a miracle we have children."
Trivia:
Laurie has three children, loves motorbikes, is an atheist and has battled depression.
Maja Simonsen
(Actor)
.. Theresa
Alex Mugnaioni
(Actor)
.. Graham
Raphel Famotibe
(Actor)
.. Mike
Anil Desai
(Actor)
.. Waleed
Ingo Raudkivi
(Actor)
.. Kadarov
Gijs Naber
(Actor)
.. Jaco Brouwer
Annabel Mullion
(Actor)
.. Celia Mayhew
Kerr Logan
(Actor)
.. Adam Holywell
Okorie Chukwu
(Actor)
.. Tony
Jan de Hanna
(Actor)
.. Pine's driver
Mehdi Regragui
(Actor)
.. Syrian army colonel
Giulio Cavazzini
(Actor)
.. Waiter
Riz Khan
(Actor)
.. Warehouse supervisor
Jonathan Nyati
(Actor)
.. School deputy head
Elvira Cuadrupani
(Actor)
.. Intercontinental receptionist
David Farr
(Writer)
Matthew Patnick
(Producer)
Georgi Banks-Davies
(Director)
Stephen Garrett
(Executive producer)
Simon Cornwell
(Executive producer)
