Two of Britain's most celebrated acting powerhouses, Olivia Colman and Benedict Cumberbatch, are set to reunite on screen for a major new BBC period drama. The Oscar and BAFTA-winning stars will headline the highly anticipated adaptation of Simon Woods' acclaimed novel, 'Roses'.
A Stellar Cast for a Grand Saga
The project boasts an extraordinary ensemble cast, reading like a who's who of British acting royalty. Alongside Colman and Cumberbatch, the production has secured the talents of acclaimed actors Sarah Lancashire, Toby Jones, and Claire Foy, promising viewers a masterclass in performance.
Step Back Into the 1980s
'Roses' transports audiences to England in the 1980s, weaving a rich tapestry of family dynamics, societal shifts, and personal turmoil. The story centres on a sprawling family navigating love, loss, and the complexities of their shared history against the backdrop of a changing Britain.
From Page to Screen
The series is adapted from the novel by Simon Woods, who also serves as the screenwriter for the adaptation. This ensures the television version remains faithful to the source material's intricate character development and compelling narrative.
With its combination of a world-class cast, a respected writer, and the production prowess of the BBC, 'Roses' is already being tipped as must-see television and a major awards contender for the coming season.
