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Keeley Hawes joins ITV thriller 'Gone' Season 2
4 Nov
Summary
- Keeley Hawes to play paediatric surgeon Ruth Manning in 'Gone'.
- Her character may hide dark truths for patient well-being.
- Season 1 of 'Gone' broke ITVX streaming records.
Keeley Hawes is set to star in the upcoming second season of the ITV thriller 'Gone.' The series, developed by George Kay, known for 'Lupin,' will feature Hawes as Dr. Ruth Manning, a distinguished paediatric surgeon at Bristol's Makeway Hospital. Her character finds herself under scrutiny by Detective Sergeant Annie Cassidy, played by Eve Myles, as it appears she might be withholding sensitive information about past crimes to protect her patients.
This casting news follows closely on the heels of Hawes's involvement in another UK production, Sky's 'Prisoner.' The first season of 'Gone' garnered substantial attention, with the drama series, centered around a wife's disappearance in Bristol, reportedly breaking all streaming records on the ITV streamer ITVX. The show is inspired by real-life investigations and journalistic work.
George Kay expressed his excitement about collaborating with Hawes, whom he has long admired. He highlighted the depth Eve Myles brings to her role as DS Cassidy and anticipates the narrative exploring the complexities of Dr. Manning's character. The production is being helmed by Observatory Pictures and New Pictures, with global distribution managed by Banijay Rights.
