Robert Glenister: Last News

Robert Glenister stars in a brand-new Channel 5 thriller Night Caller that begins on Sunday, 7 July. But in recent years, Robert has hit the headlines over other news – a huge, unpaid tax bill. In 2019, Robert lost a nine-year battle over unpaid National Insurance contributions.

Ellise Shafer Matt Smith goes full bad boy in the first look at Sky’s six-part series “The Death of Bunny Munro,” based on Nick Cave‘s cult novel. In the debut image released from the series, Smith — who is playing the title character — sports only his underwear as he gets ready to light up in a laundromat.

Hulu has dropped some of the first photos of Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight‘s upcoming period drama series A Thousand Blows, starring and executive produced by Stephen Graham. See images above and below (including the full version of Graham).

The Night Caller is the latest stalking thriller on Channel 5 that will have you on the edge of your seat. It boasts an all-star cast which sees Robert Glenister, known for Hustle, Spooks, and Sherwood, take on the role of taxi driver Tony, who has a dangerous obsession. He develops an unhealthy fascination with café worker Rosa, played by Casualty star Suzanne Packer, and a late-night radio talk-show host called Lawrence, portrayed by Sean Pertwee, known for You and Gotham.

Channel 5's new drama, The Night Caller, features a star-studded cast including Robert Glenister, Sean Pertwee, Suzanne Packer and Stephen Walters.

A brand new drama, The Night Caller, is coming to Channel 5, starring Robert Glenister, Sean Pertwee, Suzanne Packer, and Stephen Walters, and airing over four consecutive nights.

A new thriller series called The Night Caller is launching on Channel 5 with a star-studded cast, including Sean Pertwee.The actor, known for his roles in You and Gotham, stars as Lawrence, a late-night radio talk show host - but away from TV has gone through a tragic child loss with his wife of 25 years.The chilling Channel 5 drama, on TV from Sunday, 7 July, sees actor Robert Glenister, known for his roles in Hustle, Spooks, and Sherwood, as Tony, a taxi driver with a disturbing obsession.Tony, formerly a respected teacher in Liverpool, has fallen on hard times, losing his job, self-respect, and marriage. He finds comfort in Rosa, a cafe worker portrayed by Casualty's Suzanne Packer, who becomes the focus of his growing affection, and Lawrence (Sean Pertwee) whose show becomes Tony's nightly companion as he navigates the city streets.The Night Caller follows Tony's journey as he plucks up the courage to call Lawrence live on air, feeling acknowledged for the first time in years.

K.J. Yossman Nick Cave’s “The Death of Bunny Munro” has added “Bad Sisters” star Sarah Greene and “Without Sin’s” Johann Myers as it finalizes its cast. Greene and Myers are set to join previously-announced Matt Smith (“House of the Dragon”) in the show, which is a darkly funny yet tender examination of the relationship between a man and his son.

EXCLUSIVE: James Graham’s BBC drama Sherwood has set three-time BAFTA nominee Clio Barnardas its Season 2 director, as Lesley Manville and David Morrissey confirm they will reprise their roles in a story that will move forward to the present day.

Channel 5 Hails ‘Black Cab’ With Robert Glenister, Suzanne Packer & Sean Pertwee

BBC drama Sherwood to that caused by the Brexit Referendum in 2016.The Hustle actor appeared on The One Show today to promote Sherwood alongside Downton Abbey actress Joanne Froggatt.Robert, 62, explained to The One Show presenters Jermaine Jenas and Alex Jones how the “same sort of divisions” are present in the new BBC drama as they were at the time of the Brexit vote.Sherwood is inspired by the tragic events that occured in the village of Annesley Woodhouse back in 2004. Two brutal murders shook the small Nottinghamshire village at the time, and the ways in which they affected the community are explored in James Graham’s gripping new show.Speaking to Jermaine today, Robert explained how the piece was “partly inspired by two tragic killings”, pointing out that the crimes occured in a traditional mining village.“The fugitives disappeared into Sherwood forest; it was the biggest manhunt this country’s ever known,” he reflected.He told the presenters how, because Nottinghamshire police “couldn’t manage" on their own, they had to call for reinforcements, which included the Met Police. “Consequently, it created huge tensions going back to the miners’ strike of 1984, when the Met came up to help police the picket lines,” he said.Robert stars as DI Kevin Salisbury opposite acclaimed actor David Morrissey, who plays DCS Ian St Clair in the dark mystery.During the interview, Robert went on to compare the community’s reaction to the country’s response to Brexit in more recent years. “This story is really about community and how events can divide communities, can divide families,” he said.“I mean, there is sort of a link to Brexit, if you like, because it caused the same sort of divisions. “It’s about the people - people who were

I’ve made no secret around these parts over the past few weeks of my love for this new British crime movie named Villain. The film is currently playing in select cinemas and is available on digital download and I urge you to see it as soon as possible, but I also have the DVD details for the release which is set for next month.