Bram Lawson: Last News

Line of Duty star Martin Compston in a thriller series that sees a woman arrive home to find her house has been sold behind her back - and new tenants are moving in. Martin stars as Bram Lawson, the ex-husband of Tuppence Middleton's character Fi.

Manori Ravindran International EditorSPOILER ALERT: Do not read this story if you haven’t watched Episode 4 of “Our House.”As London’s Machiavellian property market continues to feel like a real-life thriller, U.K. broadcaster ITV’s drama “Our House” capitalizes on every buyer’s worst fear of losing their hard-earned home.Starring Tuppence Middleton (“Downton Abbey”) and Martin Compston (“Line of Duty”), the four-part thriller from “Sanditon” producers Red Planet Pictures is adapted from Louise Candlish’s 2018 novel of the same name, and may actually be the only thing more anxiety-inducing than closing on anything larger than a garden shed within the M25.Middleton stars as Fi Lawson, a woman who returns home after a weekend away to discover strangers moving into her house — and her husband Bram (Compston) and children nowhere in sight.

ITV viewers tuned in for the penultimate episode of brand new Martin Compston drama Our House on Wednesday night - and many were left disappointed.

Martin Compston is back on our television screens starring in ITV's latest thriller drama Our House.

Martin Compston is back on our TV screens tonight in brand new ITV drama Our House, based on the book by the same name.

Martin Compston has said that he's fed up playing roles alongside actors who are much taller than him.

Martin Compston is best known for his role as DCI Steve Arnott in hit BBC series Line of Duty, but is ready to take on new challenges in his next role.

ITV thriller features a lot of intimate scenes, but Martin admitted it's something the actors just have to get on with.In a new interview with The Sun, he said: "Look, they're always awkward. I mean, you’re getting your kit off and doing that kind of thing in front of a room full of people."It’s never something you look forward to.