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04:05 am - 05:15 am, Sunday, June 7 on BBC Two England (2)

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Season 1, Episode 3

In the aftermath of the devastating defeat at Wembley, Southgate's guilt weighs heavily on his conscience. When the fans then turn on the manager, accusing him of prioritising politics over performance, he begins to doubt himself ahead of a controversial World Cup in Qatar. Drama, starring Joseph Fiennes


HD subtitles repeat 16x9 sign-language audio-description
General Movie/Drama

Cast & Crew

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Joseph Fiennes (Actor) .. Gareth Southgate
Jodie Whittaker (Actor) .. Pippa Grange
Daniel Ryan (Actor) .. Steve Holland
Sam Spruell (Actor) .. Mike Webster
John Hodgkinson (Actor) .. Greg Clarke
Steven Mackintosh (Actor) .. John Major
Kasper Hilton-Hille (Actor) .. Young Gareth Southgate
Crystal Condie (Actor) .. Emily
Will Antenbring (Actor) .. Harry Kane
Edem-Ita Duke (Actor) .. Marcus Rashford
Abdul Sessay (Actor) .. Bukayo Saka
Riess Fennell (Actor) .. Jadon Sancho
Gerard Monaco (Actor) .. Physio Phil
Anniek Pheifer (Actor) .. Sarina Wiegman
Martin Fisher (Actor) .. Mark Bullingham
Gunnar Cauthery (Actor) .. Dan
Adam Hugill (Actor) .. Harry Maguire
Sam Baker Jones (Actor) .. Jack Grealish
Francis Lovehall (Actor) .. Raheem Sterling
Josh Barrow (Actor) .. Jordan Pickford
David Shields (Actor) .. Jordan Henderson
Alfie Middlemiss (Actor) .. Phil Foden
Jacob Greenway (Actor) .. Jude Bellingham
Dan Mersh (Actor) .. Press
Amber Doyle (Actor) .. Reporter
Chris Dingli (Actor) .. FIFA official
Tina Pawlik (Producer)
Andy Harries (Executive producer)
Rebecca Hodgson (Executive producer)
Rupert Goold (Executive producer)

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Did You Know..

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Joseph Fiennes (Actor) .. Gareth Southgate
Born: May 27, 1970 in Salisbury, Wiltshire
Best Known For: Playing the Bard in Shakespeare in Love.
Early-life: Born Joseph Alberic Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes in Salisbury, Wiltshire, on May 27, 1970, but was brought up in West Cork, Ireland. He is the son of novelist Jennifer Lash and photographer Mark Fiennes. The youngest of six siblings, he is the brother of fellow actor Ralph, film-makers Sophie and Martha, composer Magnus and his conservationist twin Jacob. After leaving art school, he worked with the Young Vic Youth Theatre before going on to train at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama.
Career: He made his first professional stage appearance in the West End in The Woman in Black and went on to join the Royal Shakespeare Company for two seasons, taking roles in Son of Man, Les Enfants du Paradis, Troilus and Cressida, and the award-winning The Herbal Bed. Joseph's screen debut was in The Vacillations of Poppy Carew, and he attained international acclaim after appearing in Elizabeth and playing the part of William Shakespeare in 1998's Oscar-winning romantic comedy Shakespeare in Love. After returning to the stage, he also appeared in several high-profile movies including Enemy at the Gates and The Merchant of Venice, as well as US series Flash Forward, Camelot and American Horror Story.
Quote: 'I withdrew after Shakespeare in Love and went back to the theatre, to what I know. I'm an actor, and whatever speaks to me I will do.'
Trivia: In 2014, he was one of a number of celebrities to design a card for the charity Thomas Coram Foundation for Children. They were auctioned off.
Jodie Whittaker (Actor) .. Pippa Grange
Born: June 16, 1982 in Slekmanthorpe, West Yorkshire
Trivia: She auditioned for a 2007 production of The Seagull at the Royal Court, but lost out to Carey Mulligan. However, when Mulligan was struck down by appendicitis midway through the run, Whittaker filled in for her at just two hours' notice.
Best Known For: Being the first female Doctor Who
Early-life: Born in 1982 in Skelmanthorpe, West Yorkshire. She admits to being a bit of an attention-seeker as a child, and says it was lucky that urge was channelled into acting. After leaving school she completed a BTEC in performing arts before winning a place at Guildhall School of Music and Drama, where she studied alongside future Captain America star Hayley Atwell and Downton Abbey's Michelle Dockery. Her future husband, American actor Christian Contreras, was in the year below.
Career: Whittaker's first professional acting job was in The Storm at Shakespeare's Globe in 2005, but her big break came the following year when she made her film debut alongside Peter O'Toole in Venus, a role which saw her nominated for the British Independent Film Award for Most Promising Newcomer. She went on to star in St Trinian's, One Day and the acclaimed British sci-fi movie Attack the Block. Whittaker also won plaudits for her TV work, most notably as bereaved mother Beth Latimer in Broadchurch and a nurse posing as a doctor in Trust Me. However, her profile received the biggest boost when it was announced she was taking over the Tardis as the 13th Doctor.
Quote: "You can never say I'm type cast - you don't get type cast as a Time Lord."
Daniel Ryan (Actor) .. Steve Holland
Sam Spruell (Actor) .. Mike Webster
John Hodgkinson (Actor) .. Greg Clarke
Steven Mackintosh (Actor) .. John Major
Born: April 30, 1967 in Cambridge
Best Known For: Playing a drug-dealer in Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels.
Early-life: Steven Mackintosh was born on April 30, 1967, in Cambridge. He caught the drama bug and got his first acting job at 13. When more roles started flooding in, he had to decide between going to drama school or carrying on with his conventional education. He decided to pursue acting.
Career: Mackintosh made his TV debut in 1983 series Nanny, and went on to appear in Doctor Who, The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole Aged 13 3/4,The Bill, Care (for which he won a Royal Television Society Award), London Kills Me, The Buddha of Suburbia, Cadfael, Blue Juice, Prime Suspect, Undercover Heart and The Land Girls. He won Best Actor at the Brussels International Film Festival for his part in gender-bending comedy Different for Girls. Theatre roles have included Brighton Beach Memoirs and My Zinc Bed. His recent work includes Underworld: Evolution (and its second sequel), Shiny Shiny Bright New Hole in My Heart, Criminal Justice, Mo, and Luther.
Quote: 'I'm not ambitious to be well-known, or for the accolades, but I am to do the stuff I like.'
Kasper Hilton-Hille (Actor) .. Young Gareth Southgate
Crystal Condie (Actor) .. Emily
Will Antenbring (Actor) .. Harry Kane
Edem-Ita Duke (Actor) .. Marcus Rashford
Abdul Sessay (Actor) .. Bukayo Saka
Riess Fennell (Actor) .. Jadon Sancho
Gerard Monaco (Actor) .. Physio Phil
Anniek Pheifer (Actor) .. Sarina Wiegman
Martin Fisher (Actor) .. Mark Bullingham
Gunnar Cauthery (Actor) .. Dan
Adam Hugill (Actor) .. Harry Maguire
Sam Baker Jones (Actor) .. Jack Grealish
Francis Lovehall (Actor) .. Raheem Sterling
Josh Barrow (Actor) .. Jordan Pickford
David Shields (Actor) .. Jordan Henderson
Alfie Middlemiss (Actor) .. Phil Foden
Jacob Greenway (Actor) .. Jude Bellingham
Dan Mersh (Actor) .. Press
Amber Doyle (Actor) .. Reporter
Chris Dingli (Actor) .. FIFA official
James Graham (Writer)
Tina Pawlik (Producer)
Paul Whittington (Director)
Andy Harries (Executive producer)
Rebecca Hodgson (Executive producer)
Rupert Goold (Executive producer)

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