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An American college student living in London becomes the prime suspect in her roommate's gruesome murder.An American college student living in London becomes the prime suspect in her roommate's gruesome murder.An American college student living in London becomes the prime suspect in her roommate's gruesome murder.
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- TriviaDaisy Head (Grace) is the daughter of Anthony Head, who plays James.
- GoofsWhen Luc and Grace try to escape to Paris on a train in the first episode, yes they are at St Pancras Station where Eurostar trains are based but that is clearly not a Eurostar train. Also the platform featured is not one that is in the Eurostar terminal.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Guilt: Sex, Sin and Scandal (2016)
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Yeah, I know that title sounds convoluted, but this was just.... this is not how Britons are. Or the British legal system. Or British mannerisms. And some of those weren't British accents (that Molly girl was not Irish, she just... wasn't. Though Anthony Head is, and now he's playing an American?).
Every British buzz-topic has been thrown into this blender. Knox/ Kircher, The Troubles, The Royals, it's all thrown in there. This is really obviously about how Americans see us, and they produced an American show (slow mo shots, use of music, wide angle overhead shots), all they did was unnecessarily base it in London where apparently everyone is rich and lives close to the Astoria. And drinks in the same pub. And bump into each other in one of the most populous cities in the world.
Billy Zane was,as always, amazing. I watched it initially because he was in it, and he always does a stellar job. He wrangled his lines beautifully, and his incredulity at the stupidity of the main characters was apparent in his delivery. Can not fault him, and he's the only reason this debacle got any stars from me at all.
Every British buzz-topic has been thrown into this blender. Knox/ Kircher, The Troubles, The Royals, it's all thrown in there. This is really obviously about how Americans see us, and they produced an American show (slow mo shots, use of music, wide angle overhead shots), all they did was unnecessarily base it in London where apparently everyone is rich and lives close to the Astoria. And drinks in the same pub. And bump into each other in one of the most populous cities in the world.
Billy Zane was,as always, amazing. I watched it initially because he was in it, and he always does a stellar job. He wrangled his lines beautifully, and his incredulity at the stupidity of the main characters was apparent in his delivery. Can not fault him, and he's the only reason this debacle got any stars from me at all.
- kirstenlittlewood
- Sep 24, 2017
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