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BBC viewers were not happy after the first episode of new Sunday night series Marriage. The four-parter launched last night and stars Sean Bean and Nicola Walker.

Following the success of BBC drama The Split, fans of Nicola Walker's work were excited to tune last night (14 August) to her new BBC drama in which she stars alongside homegrown Hollywood superstar Sean Bean. Marriage is a four-part series with the story revolving around Ian (played by Sean) and Nicola's character Emma, who have been married for almost 30 years.

Sean Bean’s new drama, Marriage, has divided viewers after premiering on BBC One last night (14 August). The four-parter is an intimate portrait of Bean and Nicola Walker’s married couple, Ian and Emma, who have been together for 27 years. Marriage is, to put it mildly, slow.

Sean Bean, who many will know from his roles in Lord of the Rings, Game of Thrones or Sharpe. Alongside Bean is Nicola Walker - star of Annika, Unforgotten, Spooks. And yet despite this stellar cast, some viewers say they found themselves switching off early on in the programme.

episode of Sean Bean's new BBC drama forced them to switch off early. Several people had the same complaint about the programme titled 'Marriage' which aired for the first time on Sunday, August 14, with some calling it 'boring'. The series focuses on the reality of long-term relationships, revolving around a married couple who have been married for 30 years played by Sean Bean and Nicola Walker.

Marriage, husband and wife Ian and Emma clean up after having their daughter, Jess, and her new boyfriend, Adam, over for dinner. We watch as food is silently scraped from plates into the compost bucket, knives and forks are rinsed and put in the dishwasher, and empty cans put in the recycling. Only once the table is cleared and the dishwasher loaded, and the pair are preparing for bed, is the verdict on Adam finally delivered: “I hated his f***ing face,” says Emma.

BBC's new four-part drama started on Sunday (August 14) evening. Starring Sean Bean (Game of Thrones) and Nicola Walker (Unforgotten), Marriage delves into the ups and downs of long-term relationships. The series revolves around Ian and Emma, a couple who have been married for almost 30 years, as well as their families, friends and colleagues.

BBC's Marriage were left making the same complaint just minutes into the new series. The new four-part drama, which started on Sunday (August 14) evening, dives into the daily highs and lows of long-term relationships. Sean Bean (Game of Thrones) and Nicola Walker (Unforgotten) lead the cast as Ian and Emma, a couple who have been married for almost 30 years.

Marriage cast led by acclaimed actors Sean Bean and Nicola Walker. Sean and Nicola play couple Ian and Emma who have been together for 30 years.

Sean Bean and Nicola Walker, two surefire indicators of good-quality British TV, are married couple Ian and Emma. We meet them as they wait at the airport for their flight home, after a holiday in Spain. The first real line of dialogue is “I had to pay for the ketchup”, and they bicker over whether Emma should have asked the man at the cafe if he would make a jacket potato for Ian, despite it looking as if they only sold chips.

Marriage, a new BBC drama. The show is already receiving rave reviews as a character study of two people negotiating a 30-year marriage. Here’s everything you need to know.

Unforgotten season 4 spoilers follow. Unforgotten favourite Nicola Walker believes her season 4 exit could have been handled better. In case you missed it, the finale saw DCI Cassie Stuart shuffle off this mortal coil after a car accident, but according to the actress who played her, had the crime drama's writers foreshadowed the real-world pandemic, maybe things would have panned out differently.

Naman Ramachandran The BBC has revealed the first trailer for four-part drama series “Marriage,” starring Sean Bean (“Time”) and Nicola Walker (“The Split”). The series will bow on BBC One and BBC iPlayer on Aug.

Love Island appears to be dominating screens, those who fancy switching it up will have plenty to choose from. Both ITV and BBC are dropping new dramas as soon as Sunday, July 17 while Sky Atlantic's hotly-anticipated House of Dragons, the prequel to Game of Thornes, officially lands in the UK next month. August will also see The Split and Unforgotten star Nicola Walker back on screens alongside Time actor Sean Bean in the new four-part series called Marriage.

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Nicola Walker's heartbreaking Unforgotten exit left fans of the hit ITV crime drama devastated when series five ended last year. DCI Cassie Stuart died after a car crash and, since then, it's been revealed that acclaimed actress Sinéad Keenan will be joining Sanjeev Bhaskar in the latest series. When we caught up with Nicola ahead of the return of BBC One's The Split, she revealed that she'd "love" to work with Sanjeev again and hinted at a possible reunion on the Unforgotten set.

Unforgotten star Nicola Walker has opened up about the reasons why she doesn't think she's cut out for celebrity singing show The Masked Singer. Although the 51 year old actress has a secret singing talent, she revealed to us that she'd be "too scared" to take part in the musical bonanza.

Unforgotten star Nicola Walker has opened up about her "supportive" relationship with husband and fellow actor Barnaby Kay, 52.The talented actress also revealed her dreams of working with close friend, Sue Perkins. Nicola – who we spoke to ahead of the third and final series of The Split – revealed that the pair often watch one another's work even if their teenage son, Harry, is less interested. "I don’t think my son has ever seen anything I’ve done.

With the third and final series of The Split set to launch in little over a week (Monday 4 April), the BBC have dropped a revealing sneak peek that teases some of the drama in store for fans.This includes new romances, plenty of arguments and a rough ride for protagonist Hannah Stern (Nicola Walker).The fast-paced trailer shows Hannah crying to mum, Ruth (Deborah Findlay), saying: "He wasn't supposed to fall for someone else." To which, Ruth replies: "Why can't they ever just stick with meaningless sex?" From what we can gather, it appears both Nathan and Hannah will turn their romantic attention elsewhere as Christie (Barry Atsma) returns and Nathan lights a spark with newcomer Kate (Sherlock star, Lara Pulver). Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.The trailer shows that there are prickly encounters a-plenty between Hannah and Nathan in the upcoming season, making it clear that the once rock-solid couple are not doing so well at uncoupling.

Ever since Nicola Walker bowed out of ITV’s hit crime drama Unforgotten as DCI Cassie Stuart, heartbroken fans have been left wondering who will replace her. Now the wait is finally over, as the show’s bosses have announced that DI Sunil ‘Sunny’ Khan (Sanjeev Bhaskar) will have a brand new partner in crime - this time played by acclaimed actress Sinéad Keenan.

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