Defending The Guilty
This was brilliant script writing, perfectly cast and tightly acted from start to finish. It was a cross between the humour of This Life (1996) and the legal acuity of Silk (2011).
It was remarkable as it displayed nearly every form of humour from deadpan to farce.
Will Sharpe really has the full range of acting skills, with self deprecation, diffidence and irony brought out at the same moment. Whilst he doesn't possess the typical or expected traits of a hero he comes across as endearing, charming and totally engaging. Without being to effusive the skies the limit with this mans talent, he is the entire package.
The entire cast was just brilliant with his jaded supervisor played by Katherine Parkinson pre-eminent for praise.
I just can't wait for Series 2
This was brilliant script writing, perfectly cast and tightly acted from start to finish. It was a cross between the humour of This Life (1996) and the legal acuity of Silk (2011).
It was remarkable as it displayed nearly every form of humour from deadpan to farce.
Will Sharpe really has the full range of acting skills, with self deprecation, diffidence and irony brought out at the same moment. Whilst he doesn't possess the typical or expected traits of a hero he comes across as endearing, charming and totally engaging. Without being to effusive the skies the limit with this mans talent, he is the entire package.
The entire cast was just brilliant with his jaded supervisor played by Katherine Parkinson pre-eminent for praise.
I just can't wait for Series 2