Exclusive: Capstone Studios and Hammerstone Studios have rounded out the cast for their supernatural thriller, Black Box (Flight 298). Newcomers include Dane Whyte O’Hara (Darklands), Danny Mac (Sunset Boulevard), Kaja Chan (1899), Asa Ali (Euphoria), Boadicea Ricketts (Grantchester), Cel Spellman (White Lines), Molly Belle Wright (Deep Water) and Georgina Leonidas (Harry Potter franchise).
No character details have been disclosed. As we were first to report, Tom Brittney, Holly White and Betsy Blue English lead the cast.
Based on short film The Vessel, Black Box examines the supernatural events that surround Vero Airlines Flight 298 from New Orleans to Seattle. Steven Quale is directing from a script by Stephen Susco.
Hammerstone Studios’ Alex Lebovici and Jon Oakes are producing alongside Capstone’s Christian Mercuri and David Haring (Bill & Ted Face the Music), Warren Zide, and Susco. Ruzanna Kegeyan and Roman Viaris of Capstone, and Clark Baker (Vessel) executive produce. Sacker Law is handling production legal.
O’Hara is repped by Macfarlane Chard in Ireland and United Agents in the UK; Mac by Denton Brierley in the UK; Chan by Insight Management & Production; Ali by Mark Jermin Management; Ricketts by Curtis Brown Group; Spellman by United Agents in the UK and Luber Roklin Entertainment; Wright by A&j Artists in the UK and Lbi Entertainment; and Leonidas by Diamond Management.
No character details have been disclosed. As we were first to report, Tom Brittney, Holly White and Betsy Blue English lead the cast.
Based on short film The Vessel, Black Box examines the supernatural events that surround Vero Airlines Flight 298 from New Orleans to Seattle. Steven Quale is directing from a script by Stephen Susco.
Hammerstone Studios’ Alex Lebovici and Jon Oakes are producing alongside Capstone’s Christian Mercuri and David Haring (Bill & Ted Face the Music), Warren Zide, and Susco. Ruzanna Kegeyan and Roman Viaris of Capstone, and Clark Baker (Vessel) executive produce. Sacker Law is handling production legal.
O’Hara is repped by Macfarlane Chard in Ireland and United Agents in the UK; Mac by Denton Brierley in the UK; Chan by Insight Management & Production; Ali by Mark Jermin Management; Ricketts by Curtis Brown Group; Spellman by United Agents in the UK and Luber Roklin Entertainment; Wright by A&j Artists in the UK and Lbi Entertainment; and Leonidas by Diamond Management.
- 5/24/2024
- by Matt Grobar
- Deadline Film + TV
Warning: This article contains spoilers for Blue Lights (obviously!)
It’s been wonderful to see Blue Lights capture the hearts of the nation – it deserves every bit of its enthusiastic praise. This compelling, Northern Ireland-set crime drama about three rookie cops has been packed full to bursting with a gripping plot, lovable characters and impressive performances from start to captivating finish.
The one comforting thought now that it’s over is that there’s already good news on the series two front – but before we get to that, let’s unpack Blue Lights’ first series. Did that dastardly-but-misunderstood McIntyre gang get what’s coming to them? Did Stevie and Grace get it on? And will our beloved Gerry be back telling Tommy to “take a beat” any time soon?
Read on for all the spoilers…
First Things First: Did Gerry Die?
We wish he didn’t, but yes. Richard Dormer...
It’s been wonderful to see Blue Lights capture the hearts of the nation – it deserves every bit of its enthusiastic praise. This compelling, Northern Ireland-set crime drama about three rookie cops has been packed full to bursting with a gripping plot, lovable characters and impressive performances from start to captivating finish.
The one comforting thought now that it’s over is that there’s already good news on the series two front – but before we get to that, let’s unpack Blue Lights’ first series. Did that dastardly-but-misunderstood McIntyre gang get what’s coming to them? Did Stevie and Grace get it on? And will our beloved Gerry be back telling Tommy to “take a beat” any time soon?
Read on for all the spoilers…
First Things First: Did Gerry Die?
We wish he didn’t, but yes. Richard Dormer...
- 5/1/2023
- by Lauravickersgreen
- Den of Geek
It seems unkind to mark down any drama that tries to find its way through the continuing tensions in Northern Ireland, but the problem with BBC One’s Blue Lights is that there’s no one to really root for. All the characters in the story are either loathsome or pathetic, with some a mix of both. It does tend to mirror the politics in the province in recent times, incidentally, but that’s not really the point.
Blue Lights is the story of three probationary officers in the Police Service of Northern Ireland (Psni), Grace Ellis, Annie Conlon and Tommy Foster, played with a kind of uncharming naivety by Sian Brooke, Katherine Devlin and Nathan Braniff, respectively. They spend much of their time getting stoned (not in the nice way) and being derided and mocked by their colleagues, who seem to resent the idea that anyone would actually want...
Blue Lights is the story of three probationary officers in the Police Service of Northern Ireland (Psni), Grace Ellis, Annie Conlon and Tommy Foster, played with a kind of uncharming naivety by Sian Brooke, Katherine Devlin and Nathan Braniff, respectively. They spend much of their time getting stoned (not in the nice way) and being derided and mocked by their colleagues, who seem to resent the idea that anyone would actually want...
- 3/27/2023
- by Sean O'Grady
- The Independent - TV
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