The teaser trailer for Disney+'s upcoming 80s drama collection starring David Tennant and Aidan Turner has been launched. The extremely anticipated eight-part collection is an adaptation of Dame Jilly Cooper's bestselling novel, His rivalsConcerning the ruthless world of impartial tv.
Set within the fictional county of Rutshire”Drama, exaggeration and stunning antics Concerning the power-hungry social elite of Eighties England, the collection follows the long-running rivalry between former Olympian, MP and infamous womaniser Rupert Campbell-Black (Alex Hassell) and his charismatic neighbour and Corinium Tv controller Tony Badingham (David Tennant). Watch the teaser trailer beneath.
Aidan performs TV presenter Declan O'Hara, who will get caught up within the debate between Rupert and Tony over the way forward for Corinium.
© Robert ViglaskiThe synopsis continues: “A fiery mental, and with an much more fiery mood, he’s introduced from the BBC to Corinium TV by Badingham, however when Tony refuses to ship on his guarantees, he feels he has been betrayed. Livid at Tony, Declan vows to get his revenge.”
© Disney+Danny Dyer (EastEnders) additionally stars within the collection as Freddie, an “honorable, loyal and lovable” self-made millionaire, whereas As soon as upon a time Actress Victoria Smurfit portrays former actress Maud O'Hara, whereas intercourse training Star Bella McLean performs Taggi, the daughter of Declan and Maude.
© Robert ViglaskiIn the meantime, Emily Atack (Intermediaries) performs Sarah Stratton alongside Katrina Chandler (Pistol) Caitlin O'Hara, Oliver Chris (making an attempt) James Vereker, Rufus Jones (W1A) as Paul Stratton and Lisa McGrillis (Mom) as Valerie Jones.
The solid additionally contains Luke Pasqualino (Skins) as Bass Badingham and Claire Rushbrook (Sherwood) as Woman Monica Badingham.
The collection, which is about to debut on Disney+ and Hulu within the US later this 12 months, is directed by Bafta-nominated Elliot Hegarty, recognized for his work on Ted Lasso And making an attempt.
