Red Riding

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David Morrissey, as Maurice Jobson

Tuesday 24 February 2009

How deep does the rot go? Start digging...

Red Riding was adapted by Tony Grisoni from David Peace's cult noir novels, and features an ensemble cast of celebrated actors.

In a video trailer, cast members such as Andrew Garfield, Sean Bean, David Morrissey and Rebecca Hall introduce the trilogy - and expand on their experiences filming Red Riding.

For a slice of the action, watch our second trailer. Remember, the Devil triumphs when good men do nowt...

Watch the trailer here.

 

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  1. I've only just managed to watch the first episode on the Sky player, and I was shocked how good this was. I can't wait to watch the next two episodes. Channel 4 this is top draw.
    Posted by Mark Anderson on 28/01/2010 13:00:23
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  2. The best thing I have seen on TV in a very, very long time. Reaffirms my faith in British filmakers. Like the script, set and costumes, Andrew Garfield, David Morissey and Mark Addy were simply outstanding. I missed this the first time round so I am to glad to have found this gem on C4 on demand. More like this please!
    Posted by S on 20/10/2009 00:59:46
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  3. Only started watching this because I fancied Andrew Garfield, but so glad I did; The best thing I've seen on TV since Queer As Folk. Absolutely enthralling viewing. A real must see.
    Posted by Sarah on 26/09/2009 20:35:53
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  4. Watched Episode 3 1980 for the first time and loved the music Piggott played. Think it's Northern Soul. Especially loved the female vocalist, but no music credits at the end so I'm stumped.Does anyone know where I can get a list of the music used?
    Posted by peterpan on 25/09/2009 14:43:18
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  5. plz can u tel me if this series was based on a true story and if you will replay it again. thx Lol
    Posted by lorrainnejmurray on 22/09/2009 00:05:09
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  6. Stunning ! thought provoking not least a look at the 70 - 80's ... Well directed and the standard of acting was higher than the Alps ! deep, dark and un-forgiving. hitched like a good book ... bring it on Toni im sure there is more ...
    Posted by John on 21/09/2009 03:41:36
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  7. I can't begin to say how good the trilogy was, compulsive, grown up television, only hope it wasn't completely true to life, God help us all if it was/is... my question now is this: what was the haunting chamber piece played at the end of the third and final play as it faded/ Can't track it on Google or Shazam, any info gratefully received. Again, stunning programme, keep making brave, questioning stuff please.
    Posted by Martin Driscoll on 02/04/2009 20:48:51
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