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Season 1, Episode 1
Veteran MI5 operative John Hughes is due to meet a British-Iranian informant who claims to have intelligence about a threat to national security, the man is killed before he can talk. All evidence points towards the death being a gangland dispute, but when John secretly meets with a source, the investigation brings him into dangerously close contact with a formidable Stockport gang. Spy thriller, starring Shaun Evans and Romola Garai
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Shaun Evans
(Actor)
.. John Hughes
Romola Garai
(Actor)
.. Claire Wardly
Zahra Ahmadi
(Actor)
.. Mehreen Askari-Evans
Gamba Cole
(Actor)
.. Rudy Kember
Omid Djalili
(Actor)
.. The General
Anthony Flanagan
(Actor)
.. Craig Beeston
Matthew Tennyson
(Actor)
.. Greg Taylor
Nikki Amuka-Bird
(Actor)
.. Simone Grant
Waj Ali
(Actor)
.. Ehsan Taremi
Ashley Zhangazha
(Actor)
.. Ian Blakefield
Emma Cunniffe
(Actor)
.. Eve Hardy
Albie Wickstone
(Actor)
.. Kit Wardly-Hughes
Maggie Livermore
(Actor)
.. Chloe Wardly-Hughes
Eliza Agrosoaie
(Actor)
.. Marta Vasilescu
Aidan Rivers
(Actor)
.. Jordan Ainsworth
Karim Kadjar
(Actor)
.. Sardar Farahani
Corin Silva
(Actor)
.. Karlson Griffiths
Paddy Rowan
(Actor)
.. Wesley Ewen
Elham Karimpour
(Actor)
.. Mona Taremi
Gwen Dattani
(Actor)
.. Negin Taremi
Liliana Rashid
(Actor)
.. Golnoosh Taremi
Ben Lambert
(Actor)
.. Martin Leonard
Hayley Tamaddon
(Actor)
.. Fatemah Feyzi
David Eldridge
(Writer)
Julian Jarrold
(Director)
Irma Inniss
(Producer)
Tom Leggett
(Executive producer)
Damien Timmer
(Executive producer)
More Information
Did You Know..
Shaun Evans
(Actor)
.. John Hughes
Romola Garai
(Actor)
.. Claire Wardly
Born:
August 06, 1982
in
Hong Kong
Best Known For:
Emma and The Hour.
Early-life:
Romola Sadie Garai was born in Hong Kong on August 6, 1982 to Janet and Adrian. Her family relocated to England when she was eight. At the age of 16, she moved to London to live with her older sister, Rosie. After being spotted by a casting director in a school production, she played a young Judi Dench in BBC drama The Last of the Blonde Bombshells. She was studying English Literature at Queen Mary, University of London when she landed a part in BBC TV series Attachments. She decided to put her education on hold and concentrate on acting.
Career:
Her first major film role came in Nicholas Nickleby (2002) and a year later, she landed the lead in I Capture the Castle (2003). Her film credits also include Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights (2004), Vanity Fair (2004), Scoop (2006), Angel (2007), Atonement (2007) and One Day (2011). She received Golden Globe nominations for both TV miniseries Emma and TV drama The Hour.
Quote:
"Acting is a strange job because your control is very limited."
Trivia:
Garai transferred her university credits to the Open University and completed her degree part-time over four years.
Zahra Ahmadi
(Actor)
.. Mehreen Askari-Evans
Gamba Cole
(Actor)
.. Rudy Kember
Omid Djalili
(Actor)
.. The General
Anthony Flanagan
(Actor)
.. Craig Beeston
Matthew Tennyson
(Actor)
.. Greg Taylor
Nikki Amuka-Bird
(Actor)
.. Simone Grant
Waj Ali
(Actor)
.. Ehsan Taremi
Ashley Zhangazha
(Actor)
.. Ian Blakefield
Emma Cunniffe
(Actor)
.. Eve Hardy
Albie Wickstone
(Actor)
.. Kit Wardly-Hughes
Maggie Livermore
(Actor)
.. Chloe Wardly-Hughes
Eliza Agrosoaie
(Actor)
.. Marta Vasilescu
Aidan Rivers
(Actor)
.. Jordan Ainsworth
Karim Kadjar
(Actor)
.. Sardar Farahani
Corin Silva
(Actor)
.. Karlson Griffiths
Paddy Rowan
(Actor)
.. Wesley Ewen
Elham Karimpour
(Actor)
.. Mona Taremi
Gwen Dattani
(Actor)
.. Negin Taremi
Liliana Rashid
(Actor)
.. Golnoosh Taremi
Ben Lambert
(Actor)
.. Martin Leonard
Hayley Tamaddon
(Actor)
.. Fatemah Feyzi
Born:
January 24, 1977
in
Blackpool
Best Known For:
Emmerdale and Dancing on Ice.
Early-life:
Hayley Soraya Tamaddon was born in Blackpool on January 24, 1977 to a Persian father and an English mother. She trained as a dancer at Phil Winston's Theatreworks and Laine Theatre Arts. Her first big break came in 2005 when she made her first appearance as Del Dingle on Emmerdale.
Career:
In 2007, Tamaddon was the runner-up in ITV's celebrity singing competition Soapstar Superstar. This led to a tour with Michael Ball. She left Emmerdale the same year. Her second big break came in 2010 when she won the fifth series of Dancing on Ice with professional ice skater Daniel Whiston. She has continued to act on TV and on the stage and in late 2013 she joined the cast of Coronation Street. In January 2014, she linked up with fellow former contestants on the final series of Dancing on Ice.
Quote:
On her audition for Coronation Street: "I felt sick, because it was the biggest deal ever. But once I got there I was fine. Everyone was lovely!"
Trivia:
On an edition of All Star Family Fortunes, Tamaddon helped raise £30,000 for the Brian House Children's Hospice.
David Eldridge
(Writer)
Julian Jarrold
(Director)
Irma Inniss
(Producer)
Tom Leggett
(Executive producer)
Damien Timmer
(Executive producer)
