Rachel Carey: Last News

BBC surveillance thriller The Capture is returning for a third season.

Streamers are being given a second opportunity to catch up with a gripping British thriller that has kept audiences on edge over the past few years.

EXCLUSIVE: Extraordinary star Máiréad Tyers has joined the cast of Obituary as cameras roll on season two of the dark comedy crime drama. The series, from APC Studios (UK) and Irish indie Magamedia, is for Irish pubcaster RTÉ and Hulu in the U.S. Bafta-nominated Tyers will star alongside returning lead actress Siobhán Cullen (The Dry).

Blur drummer Dave Rowntree has revealed that he composed the soundtrack for the second season of BBC drama The Capture.The first episode of the six-part season aired last night (August 28) with the second coming tonight (August 29), following on from a first season in 2019.Sharing the news of his score, Rowntree tweeted: “Watching the new series of The Capture tonight with friends. Hope you are too! Score by lil ol me and [Ian Arber].”A synopsis of the new season reads: “Escalating from the CCTV thriller of season one, this brand new six-part series sees DCI Rachel Carey (Holliday Grainger) in the middle of a new conspiracy – with a new target, MP Isaac Turner (Paapa Essiedu).“‘Invisible’ assassins, the terrifying rise of deepfake technology, the ever-growing tension between government and Big Tech and corruption at the heart of the British media… don’t miss the return of one of the year’s most anticipated dramas.”Watching the new series of The Capture tonight with friends.

EXCLUSIVE: Myriad Pictures has licensed Irish comedy Deadly Cuts to Level 33 Entertainment for distribution in North America.

Jane Eyre, but her most recent role was as DI Rachel Carey in the BBC’s mind-twisting crime drama The Capture, which has luckily just been renewed for a second season. Holliday is a great actress, and has made a great impact on screen, with prominent roles including Cinderella in 2015, The Finest Hours, 2016, Strike, 2017, Patrick Melrose, 2018 and Animals, 2019.Grainger was born on January 1, 1988, in Didsbury, Manchester.