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Season 1, Episode 4
With Lucia still missing, the toxic backlash against Elisa triggered by Selma's article has worsened. Selma dives deeper into her research as she discovers the scandalous truth about Elisa and connects the dots of Lucia's kidnapping. Drama, starring Denise Gough and Holliday Grainger
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Mystery
Police/Crime Drama
Romance
Thriller
Cast & Crew
Holliday Grainger
(Actor)
.. Nina Thibault/Rebecca Walsh
Denise Gough
(Actor)
.. Elisa Blix
Jim Sturgess
(Actor)
.. Fred Blix
Beatrice Campbell
(Actor)
.. Lucia Blix
Paulie Bovingdon
(Actor)
.. George Blix
Caroline Harker
(Actor)
.. Bethany Hastings
Ambika Mod
(Actor)
.. Selma Desai
Charlie Oscar
(Actor)
.. Hannah
Grant Burgin
(Actor)
.. PS Bob Woodford
Bronagh Waugh
(Actor)
.. DI Shona Sinclair
Sophie Bentinck
(Actor)
.. Mia
Eva Fontaine
(Actor)
.. Sandra
Michael Workeye
(Actor)
.. Kaleb Negasi
Thierry Rene
(Actor)
.. João Borges
Robyn Betteridge
(Actor)
.. Josephine Thibault
Xavier Samuel
(Actor)
.. Marcus Turner
Gaspard Thiekaro
(Actor)
.. Milan Matkovic
Catherine Moulton
(Writer)
Eva Husson
(Director)
James Dean
(Producer)
Alex Dahl
(Executive producer)
Hannah Scott
(Executive producer)
Tanya Seghatchian
(Executive producer)
Nicola Shindler
(Executive producer)
John Woodward
(Executive producer)
More Information
Did You Know..
Holliday Grainger
(Actor)
.. Nina Thibault/Rebecca Walsh
Born:
March 27, 1988
in
Didsbury, Manchester
Best Known For:
Playing Anastasia in the live action version of Cinderella.
Early-life:
Holliday Clark Grainger was born on March 27, 1988 in Didsbury, Manchester. She was scouted by the BBC as a child and appeared in a number of TV series and independent films as a child actor. Holliday attended Parrs Wood High School from 1999 to 2006. She started to study for a degree in English literature at the University of Leeds in 2007 but switched to the Open University, where she gained a first.
Career:
Grainger's first role was in the BBC comedy drama series All Quiet on the Preston Front, which was followed by appearances in Casualty, Doctors and Dalziel and Pascoe. She played Megan Boothe in Where the Heart Is, Stacey Appleyard in Waterloo Road and Lucrezia Borgia in The Borgias. During the years when she worked on the latter, Grainger had a string of film appearances in Jane Eyre (2011), Anna Karenina (2012), Great Expectations (2012) and Bel Ami (2012). She played Bonnie Parker in the TV mini-series Bonnie & Clyde and has since gone on to appear in Cinderella (2015), The Finest Hours (2016) and the TV series Strike.
Quote:
'As much as I'd love to be a successful actor, the thought of being recognised in the street is petrifying.'
Trivia:
When she was a child, she had lessons in piano, gymnastics and Taekwondo.
Denise Gough
(Actor)
.. Elisa Blix
Best Known For:
Playing the Village Mother in Ridley Scott's Robin Hood.
Early-life:
Born in 1980 in Ennis, Republic of Ireland. Denise is the seventh of 11 children. She left school at 15 to go to London with her then-boyfriend and worked in menial jobs for several years before taking a Saturday acting class. Denise then got a place at the Academy of Live and Recorded Arts in Wandsworth and graduated in 2003.
Career:
Gough made her debut TV appearance in Casualty. After that, she got guest roles in such TV series as The Bill, Waking the Dead, Silent Witness and Holby City. She also appeared in the films Outlanders (2007), The Kid (2010) and Robin Hood (2010). Gough then went on to get recurring roles in the TV series Stella and Titanic: Blood and Steel, as well as a role in Ken Loach's Jimmy's Hall (2014). More recently, she starred in the BBC Two series Paula. Gough has had more success on stage than on screen and has appeared in such plays as Our New Girl, The Painter, Messiah V: The Rapture and People, Places and Things. She has also been a voice actress in such games as Divinity: Dragon Commander, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt and Mass Effect: Andromeda.
Quote:
'I like playing women who are not apologetic for what they do in their lives.'
Trivia:
She supports the Equal Representation for Actresses campaign, which aims for a 50:50 gender split in stage roles.
Jim Sturgess
(Actor)
.. Fred Blix
Born:
May 16, 1978
in
London
Best Known For:
Across the Universe and One Day.
Early-life:
James Anthony Sturgess was born in London on May 16, 1978, but grew up in Farnham, Surrey. His first taste of acting came at the age of eight when he auditioned for a local theatre group. His main interest, however, was music and he started his first band when he was 15. He went on to study media performance at Salford University and it was here that he began to seriously consider acting as a career. He began making short films and wrote and performed a one-man show, which led to him being signed by an agent.
Career:
Sturgess moved to London in 2000 and joined the band Called Saint Faith. He took small acting roles to fund his musical adventures. His big break came in 2007 when he won a leading role in Julie Taymor's musical film Across the Universe. He followed this with parts in The Other Boleyn Girl (2008), 21 (2008), Crossing Over (2009), Heartless (2009) and The Way Back (2010). His breakthrough came in 2011 when he starred alongside Anne Hathaway in One Day. His recent work includes Cloud Atlas (2012) and Upside Down (2013).
Quote:
'British actors come at acting from a slightly different angle.'
Trivia:
He voiced an owl in Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole (2010).
Beatrice Campbell
(Actor)
.. Lucia Blix
Paulie Bovingdon
(Actor)
.. George Blix
Caroline Harker
(Actor)
.. Bethany Hastings
Ambika Mod
(Actor)
.. Selma Desai
Charlie Oscar
(Actor)
.. Hannah
Grant Burgin
(Actor)
.. PS Bob Woodford
Bronagh Waugh
(Actor)
.. DI Shona Sinclair
Sophie Bentinck
(Actor)
.. Mia
Eva Fontaine
(Actor)
.. Sandra
Michael Workeye
(Actor)
.. Kaleb Negasi
Thierry Rene
(Actor)
.. João Borges
Robyn Betteridge
(Actor)
.. Josephine Thibault
Xavier Samuel
(Actor)
.. Marcus Turner
Gaspard Thiekaro
(Actor)
.. Milan Matkovic
Catherine Moulton
(Writer)
Eva Husson
(Director)
James Dean
(Producer)
Alex Dahl
(Executive producer)
Hannah Scott
(Executive producer)
Tanya Seghatchian
(Executive producer)
Nicola Shindler
(Executive producer)
John Woodward
(Executive producer)
