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Interview with Tamsin Greig (Natasha)

What drew you to Suspect? I had seen some of the first series and I had been captivated by the class acting militia - the smorgasbord of really great talent. Also, the fact that the episodes were mostly two handers which is very unusual for television because usually we need lots and lots of action

9 Jul 24 Press Pack Article

Interview with Vinette Robinson (Louisa)

What drew you to this series? I found the format of the series really interesting which is definitely what drew me to it. That and getting to work with the brilliant Anne-Marie Duff. The fact that you get to do a series consisting of two handers feels almost like doing a play, which is different

9 Jul 24 Press Pack Article

Interview with Gina McKee (Kate)

What drew you to the series? I was interested in working on Suspect after reading the script, because I found the dynamic between Susannah the lead character and Kate, who I play fascinating. It's almost like a chamber piece. And the quest for knowledge and power, I guess, in broad terms was

9 Jul 24 Press Pack Article

Interview with Celine Buckens (Sapphire)

What drew you to this series? I think the premise was really fresh. I felt that I hadn't seen the premise of someone coming into psychologist's office and then divulging something which leads the psychologist on a trail is not something I'd seen before. And then the fact that Anne-Marie Duff was

9 Jul 24 Press Pack Article

Interview with Eddie Marsan (Alistair Underwood)

What drew to the second series of Suspect and your role? Well, the scripts were very good but it was also an opportunity to work with Anne-Marie, who I’ve known for almost 20 years but have never worked with before – I’ve always wanted a chance to work with her. It’s been a brilliant experience

9 Jul 24 Press Pack Article

Interview with Candice Carty-Williams (Creator, Showrunner, Executive Producer)

Tell us about Queenie, who is she? Queenie is a 25-year-old British Jamaican woman living in South London where she was born and bred. Queenie came about because I was always interested in what it was like to be caught between two worlds, to the person who is like, ‘I come from this Jamaican family

9 Jul 24 Press Pack Article

Interview with Samuel Adewunmi (Frank)

Frank is Kyazike’s older cousin , a man with his own van and grand plans in life. He’s from the ends, is invested in his community and he’s known Queenie since her High School days. He has seen her on occasion with Kyazike over the years. Frank is emotionally intelligent, well-read, and articulate –

9 Jul 24 Press Pack Article

Interview with Dionne Brown (Queenie)

Queenie Jenkins, a 25-year-old Jamaican British woman straddling two cultures and slotting neatly into neither. A South London stalwart, journalist, loyal friend, not-so-loyal daughter and granddaughter, a sometimes catastrophist, an occasional mess, but more often than not an undervalued success –

9 Jul 24 Press Pack Article

Interview with Bellah (Kyazike)

Kyazike is Queenie ’s longest-serving best friend from school, also 25, Kyazike works in a bank where she can cross-reference eligible men with their bank balances. She always has the longest weave, the highest designer heels, and the funniest stories. Kyazike is firmly on her quest for Mr. Right