Sur la BBC en 2015 ...

La BBC a dévoilé aujourd'hui une bande-annonce pour présenter quelques uns de ses programmes les plus attendus pour 2015.
On peut apercevoir notamment de très belles images de Poldark et Jonathan Strange et Mr Norell :

J'ai hâte !
C'est quoi, l'autre série en costume ? Vous avez une idée ?

Je ne vois que les 2 que j'ai cités Tu parles de laquelle ?

Ca doit être Poldark, j'avais lu trop vite. Bien alléchant, en tout cas

Oui, c'est bien ça.  

Il y a 3 autres period dramas qui seront diffusés sur BBC1 (The Go-Between, Lady Chatterley's lover et The Outcast). Ce sont les 3 que j'attends avec le plus d'impatience mais il n'y a encore aucune image pour l'instant. J'imagine qu'ils seront diffusés plus tard dans l'année.

The Independant a publié un article sur les dramas les plus attendus pour 2015 :

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Ordinary Lies, BBC One
All eyes will be on Michelle Keegan as she appears in her first project following her departure from Coronation Street. And what a gig to get. Written by Emmy and Bafta-winning Danny Brocklehurst, made by the team behind Happy Valley and Last Tango In Halifax, and starring the likes of Max Beesley, Jason Manford and Sally Lindsay, this darkly humorous series looks at how a simple lie can spiral out of control and change your life forever.

Broadchurch, ITV
Back in May, it was announced that a second series of Broadchurch would go into production - not the most surprising news, given the show's phenomenal success, but what can we expect this time round? As with the first series, not much has been revealed, but we do know that David Tennant returns as Alec Hardy and Olivia Colman resumes her role as Ellie Miller, who we last saw reeling in the aftermath of the murder of local boy Danny Latimer. Jodie Whittaker and Andrew Buchan return as Danny's grieving parents Beth and Mark, alongside Arthur Darvill as local vicar Paul Coates, while Charlotte Rampling, Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Eve Myles and James D'Arcy will all pop up. Bar that, it's a guessing game.

Poldark, BBC One
Our own Aidan Turner came to the fore as a vampire in the supernatural comedy Being Human, and has gone on to star in The Hobbit movie trilogy. In 2015, his brooding looks are being put to good use as Ross Poldark, the titular character in an adaptation of Winston Graham's acclaimed sweeping saga set in 18th Century Cornwall. The eight-part series also stars Jack The Giant Slayer's Eleanor Tomlinson, whose star is rising, as well as Whitechapel's Phil Davis.

Benidorm, ITV
If you're looking for a little sun and sangria to brighten up early 2015 winter nights, then you'll be pleased to hear that a seventh series of award-winning comedy Benidorm soon returns, and runs into the New Year. It marks the return of Johnny Vegas (The Oracle) and Crissy Rock (Janey York) to the Solana resort. Also back by popular demand is Joan Collins as Solana's CEO, who will appear alongside show regulars Sherrie Hewson and Jake Canuso, as well as new faces Nadia Sawalha and John Challis. Word is there's trouble afoot when a number of the staff are demoted - but then it wouldn't be Benidorm without at least a spot of trouble, along with the tans.

Lady Chatterley's Lover, BBC One
James Norton turned heads as the psychopathic Tommy Lee Royce in Happy Valley, and followed that up by playing a vicar in the period series Grantchester. His next project is a one-off drama based on the DH Lawrence novel Lady Chatterley's Lover, which caused all sorts of controversy when it was first published in 1928. More than two decades after Sean Bean and Joely Richardson appeared in a rather risqué adaptation of the story, Norton stars as the paralysed and distant Lord Clifford Chatterley, while The Borgias' Holliday Grainger plays his sexually frustrated wife Constance, who finds solace in the arms of gamekeeper Oliver Mellors, played by Game Of Thrones' Richard Madden.

Banished, BBC Two
Shot in both Australia and the UK, Banished is written by the award-winning Jimmy McGovern, and looks set to be a truly epic piece of television. Set in 18th Century Australia, Him & Her's Russell Tovey stars alongside Ripper Street's MyAnna Buring and Green Wing's Julian Rhind-Tutt as a group of convicts sent to the former colonies, and explores the struggles they endure and the relationships they forge in order to survive. The trailer has already aired, and it's clear that no expense has been spared for this seven-part series.

The Trials Of Jimmy Rose, ITV
Ray Winstone takes a break from the big screen to play the lead in The Trials Of Jimmy Rose, the three-part drama currently filming in Manchester. It tells the story of an armed robber who, now in his mid-60s, has spent more time behind bars than with his wife Jackie, played by Amanda Redman, and his now grown-up children Jason and Julie, depicted by Downton Abbey's Tom Cullen and Silent Witness' Charlotte Randle. During his latest stint, Jimmy's family have moved on with their lives, but will he be able to put his criminal past behind him and regain their respect and love? Sounds like one to stay in for.

Indian Summers, Channel 4
Julie Walters stars in new 10-part period saga Indian Summers, set against the sweeping grandeur of the Himalayas and tea plantations of northern India. It's the summer of 1932 and India dreams of independence, while the British are clinging to power. In the foothills of the Himalayas stands Simla, a 'little England' where every summer, the British power-brokers are posted to govern. At the heart of this society is Cynthia (Walters), a doyenne of the Royal Club, whose influence spreads throughout the community and is central to the drama that plays out during one summer that changes everything. One of Britain's best-loved actresses, anything Walters does is worth tuning in for.

Black Work, ITV
Is there anything Sheridan Smith can't do? Fresh from her success as the young Cilla Black, which will no doubt bring in a few gongs come awards season, the stage and screen actress is now starring in a police crime thriller called Black Work. Smith plays policewoman Jo Gillespie, whose world is thrown into turmoil when her husband Ryan (Kenny Doughty), an undercover policeman, is shot dead in mysterious circumstances. Jo sets out resolutely to discover who murdered him, and along the way is forced to confront difficult truths about her family life and marriage. It might mark a darker turn for Smith, but no doubt the plaudits will follow.

Super j'ai hâte. Rien que pour Happy valley, casual vacancy , call the midwife et Sherlock.

Voici le dernier trailer de BBC2 qui révèle quelques images de quelques nouvelles séries : The Last Kingdom, London Spy (avec Ben Whishaw), The Dresser (avec Ian McKellen et Anthony Hopkins) et Stonemouth :

Liam Keelan, un représentant de la BBC, a donné une interview intéressante sur les futures séries de la chaîne.
Il parle notamment de War & Peace, de Dickensian et de la série policière avec Anne-Marie Duff qui sont les 3 plus "gros morceaux".

Merci !
J'espère qu'on aura des photos de Dickensian bientôt.

Beaucoup d'images de beaucoup de séries...........



Donc
Sherlock
From Darkness
War and Peace
Capital
The Night Manager  
Luther
Doctor Who
Cuffs
Dickensian
River avec Stellan Skarsgard et Eddie Marsan mais je ne sais pas ce que c'est
And then they were none....
Et je ne sais pas dans quoi joue Charles Dance

Merci Shelbylee

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River avec Stellan Skarsgard et Eddie Marsan mais je ne sais pas ce que c'est

Je crois que c'est la nouvelle série scénarisée par Abi Morgan, la créatrice de The Hour

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Et je ne sais pas dans quoi joue Charles Dance

And then they were none ?

Oui c'est ça pour les deux, je viens de le voir dans cet article de Radiotimes
Et Amanda Abbington joue dans Cuffs.

En tous cas ça en fait un paquet à voir ! Sans compter celles d'ITV qui sont aussi nombreuses ... Enfin, on va pas se plaindre ^^

Vivement Dickensian !!!! J'espère qu'elle sera à la hauteur de mes grandes espérances parce que c'est vraiment la série de mes rêves !

Oui moi aussi, car c'est un projet ultra ambitieux ! Sinon, je rêve aussi d'un Austenian

Le 2ème teaser (sensiblement différent du 1er et avec une chanson différente) est dispo sur YouTube :

Nouveau trailer de la BBC

Oh la la, ça donne trop envie

Et bien ils savent y faire!

Y a même du Happy Valley saison 2 ! Je ne pensais pas qu'on aurait des images si tôt, si courtes soient elles ...

Oui il y a aussi Peaky Blinders dont le tournage vient juste de s'achever et The Fall dont je ne sais pas s'il est terminé.

Les images de Peaky Blinders me rappellent beaucoup celles de la saison 2, surtout celles du bar 

Oui mais je ne pense pas qu'ils auraient fait ça, ce n'est pas leur genre.

La BBC a dévoilé une photo promo pour quelques unes de ses nouvelles séries :