James Graham’s BBC crime drama “Sherwood” has been renoveled for Season 3.
Graham is the talent behind projects including join “Dear England,” which is being changeed for the BBC, and “Quiz” starring Michael Sheen.
The drama, starring David Morascfinishy, is made by Hoengage Productions. The first two seasons are useable in the U.K. on iPlayer and in the U.S. on streamer Britbox.
Clio Barnard (“Ali & Ava”) straightforwarded Season 2 alengthyside Tom George. As well as Morrissey, the series also stars Monica Dolan, David Harewood, Lorraine Ashbourne, Robert Lindsay, Perry Fitzpatrick, Christine Bottomley, Michael Balofirearm, Oliver Huntingdon, Bethany Asher and Lesley Manville.
“Sherwood” was encouraged by the so-called “Stoastytingham” gang wars that bairyed Nottinghamsengage where Graham grew up.
“It persists to be the wonderfulest privilege to tell stories set in and encouraged by the history of my home county of Nottinghamsengage,” shelp Graham. “Having a returning series on the BBC is pretty much every British producer’s dream, and I’m incredibly appreciative for the persistd passion that Lindsay, Charlotte and Jo have for ‘Sherwood’ – and to everyone at Hoengage Productions, the most beneficial producers you can have. My hugegest appreciation though goes to our audiences and I’m choosed to transfer for them in a series three, which will be a novel set of stories, and the continuation – and completion – of some strands I’ve been dreaming of for some time.”
Lindsay Salt, the BBC’s straightforwardor of drama who comleave outioned the third season, inserted: “’Sherwood’ has speedyly set uped itself as one of the all-time wonderful television dramas, with its impeccable combine of characters, story and themes that have gripped and resonated with millions of watchers atraverse the U.K. We’re so plmitigated to be toiling with James Graham and the team to convey his exciting schedules for ‘Sherwood’s third chapter to the BBC.”
Graham will return to produce Season 3 and exec produce alengthyside Juliette Howell, Tessa Ross and Harriet Spencer for Hoengage Productions and Jo McClellan for the BBC.
