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Agyeman, Walsh, Bamber for 'L&O: UK'
[no, read that again. and again. and again!]
Freema Agyeman, ex-Coronation Street actor Bradley Walsh and Battlestar Galactica star Jamie Bamber are among the cast for ITV's UK version of Law & Order.
The Doctor Who actress will play the main prosecutor in the show, separately referred to as both Law & Order: UK and Law & Order: London, according to recent reports.
Meanwhile, Bamber confirmed that he has accepted a role and identified his police partner as Walsh, who played Corrie's Danny Baldwin until 2006.
"The show is [with] London judiciary and London cops," said Bamber. "It's got the same premise as the original American Law & Order, same everything, just with a UK production company and UK actors. My partner's going to be a British guy named Bradley Walsh."
Filming for the series, led by Torchwood producer-writer Chris Chibnall, is expected to begin next month.
seriously, the only way that could get better was if it was the british take on SVU.
Agyeman, Walsh, Bamber for 'L&O: UK'
[no, read that again. and again. and again!]
Freema Agyeman, ex-Coronation Street actor Bradley Walsh and Battlestar Galactica star Jamie Bamber are among the cast for ITV's UK version of Law & Order.
The Doctor Who actress will play the main prosecutor in the show, separately referred to as both Law & Order: UK and Law & Order: London, according to recent reports.
Meanwhile, Bamber confirmed that he has accepted a role and identified his police partner as Walsh, who played Corrie's Danny Baldwin until 2006.
"The show is [with] London judiciary and London cops," said Bamber. "It's got the same premise as the original American Law & Order, same everything, just with a UK production company and UK actors. My partner's going to be a British guy named Bradley Walsh."
Filming for the series, led by Torchwood producer-writer Chris Chibnall, is expected to begin next month.
seriously, the only way that could get better was if it was the british take on SVU.