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Sienna Miller's Early Role: A Cult Gem
30 Aug
Summary
- Keen Eddie, an early 2000s procedural, stars Sienna Miller.
- The show followed an NYPD detective in London.
- Fox canceled Keen Eddie after seven episodes in 2003.
Audiences first met Sienna Miller in the early 2000s procedural "Keen Eddie," a cult gem often overlooked today. Created by J.H. Wyman, the series centered on Eddie Arlette, a New York detective who relocated to London.
Arlette joined a Scotland Yard unit to pursue an international drug ring after a botched operation. He found himself sharing his London flat with Fiona Bickerton, played by Miller, sparking a dynamic of conflict and chemistry.
"Keen Eddie" debuted on Fox in June 2003, garnering solid reviews but failing to attract a large audience. The network pulled the plug after only seven episodes aired that August.
Bravo later revived the series, broadcasting the final six episodes in January 2004 to complete the planned 13-episode season.
