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BBC's Mint: Star-Crossed Lovers in Crime World
9 Apr
Summary
- Forbidden romance between heirs of rival crime families.
- Series promises rollercoaster ride with crushing heartbreak.
- Premiering April 20th, it echoes modern Romeo & Juliet.
The BBC is set to release "Mint," an eight-part drama premiering on April 20th, delving into a passionate, forbidden romance. The series centers on Shannon, the daughter of a powerful crime family leader, and Arran, a newcomer from a rival organization. Their undeniable connection promises to alter their lives irrevocably, set against a backdrop of escalating tensions.
As Shannon and Arran navigate their secret love, Shannon's family faces internal upheaval. Her father, Dylan, inexplicably steps down as the family head, leading to a power struggle. Sam, his second-in-command, assumes control with diverging tactics, causing concern among the ranks.
The narrative shifts focus to the emotional core of Shannon's family, including her parents Dylan and Cat, her brother Luke, and grandmother Ollie. This exploration of familial dynamics unfolds alongside the central love story. "Mint" stars Emma Laird as Shannon and Ben Coyle-Larner as Arran, supported by Sam Riley, Laura Fraser, and Lewis Gribben.
