Wow... what a transformation. Annoying bumbling mad-blinking Hollywood heartthrob to credible actor while still keeping his English charm. You can't not love Hugh Grant's portrayal. With faultless witty writing by Russell T Davies; his best in years - and the light comedic direction is just the cherry on top of a lovely cake!
Ben Whishaw's protrayal of Norman Scott is often light and innocent with a dark foreboding centre... much like the ending of the first episode!
We even get a glimpse into 1960s politics, but not to much mind, just a slice which prevents the story from becoming overly complicated.
All in all - a jolly good job!
Ben Whishaw's protrayal of Norman Scott is often light and innocent with a dark foreboding centre... much like the ending of the first episode!
We even get a glimpse into 1960s politics, but not to much mind, just a slice which prevents the story from becoming overly complicated.
All in all - a jolly good job!