A discussion with Nicola Larder (co-creator), Charles Martin (director), Max Gottlieb (production designer), Anna Friel, Ray Panthaki and Nicholas Pinnock (actors).
Synopsis: Set in contemporary London with a British Metropolitan Police Officer at its heart, Marcella is Scandinavian noir on the streets of Britain, told with Rosenfeldt’s unflinchingly clear Nordic style, full of hooks and action. Marcella will delve into the psychology of a single female detective returning to the Metropolitan Police's murder squad after a twelve-year career break,working solo on a serial murder case with many potential suspects and victims.
Country: United Kingdom
Original idea: Hans Rosenfeldt, Nicola Larder
Screenwriter: Hans Rosenfeldt
Directors: Charles Martin, Jonathan Teplitzky, Henrik Georgsson
Composer: Lorne Balfe
Producers: Andrew Woodhead (producer), Hans Rosenfeldt (executive producer), Nicola Larder, Tony Wood
Production : Buccaneer Media
Broadcaster: ITV, Netflix
Starring: Anna Friel, Sinead Cusack, Harry Lloyd, Laura Carmichael, Nicholas Pinnock, Ray Panthaki, Ian Puleston-Davies
Format: 8x60’
Year of production: 2015/2016
Synopsis: Set in contemporary London with a British Metropolitan Police Officer at its heart, Marcella is Scandinavian noir on the streets of Britain, told with Rosenfeldt’s unflinchingly clear Nordic style, full of hooks and action. Marcella will delve into the psychology of a single female detective returning to the Metropolitan Police's murder squad after a twelve-year career break,working solo on a serial murder case with many potential suspects and victims.
Country: United Kingdom
Original idea: Hans Rosenfeldt, Nicola Larder
Screenwriter: Hans Rosenfeldt
Directors: Charles Martin, Jonathan Teplitzky, Henrik Georgsson
Composer: Lorne Balfe
Producers: Andrew Woodhead (producer), Hans Rosenfeldt (executive producer), Nicola Larder, Tony Wood
Production : Buccaneer Media
Broadcaster: ITV, Netflix
Starring: Anna Friel, Sinead Cusack, Harry Lloyd, Laura Carmichael, Nicholas Pinnock, Ray Panthaki, Ian Puleston-Davies
Format: 8x60’
Year of production: 2015/2016
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