ITV is set to begin filming a new season of After the Flood with Quay Street Productions, sparking excitement among fans of the drama.
- The series, written by Mick Ford, will initiate filming in Greater Manchester and Derbyshire next year.
- Returning cast includes Sophie Rundle, Philip Glenister and Lorraine Ashbourne, with the plot centering around a puzzling murder investigation.
- Series 2 continues to explore themes of mystery and intrigue, promising more captivating storytelling.
- The production will maintain its focus on character-driven narratives set against the backdrop of Waterside’s challenging environment.
ITV has confirmed the commissioning of a second season for the acclaimed drama, After the Flood, by Quay Street Productions. The series, praised for its evocative storytelling and compelling performances, will continue its journey next year as filming begins in Greater Manchester and Derbyshire. Written by Mick Ford, the drama intricately weaves the lives of its characters into a thrilling narrative filled with suspense and mystery.
The returning cast features familiar faces such as Sophie Rundle, Philip Glenister, Lorraine Ashbourne, Nicholas Gleaves, and Matt Stokoe. The actors reunite to breathe life into the story of newly promoted detective Jo Marshall, played by Rundle, who finds herself embroiled in a complex murder investigation.
In the upcoming season, the narrative intensifies as Marshall navigates the murky waters of a town plagued by rising moorland fires and the threat of flooding. The discovery of a body under peculiar circumstances sets off a chain of events that pose enormous challenges for the detective and her team. This investigation not only brings her face to face with influential forces within the town but also leads to personal revelations.
Executive producers Nicola Shindler and Richard Fee expressed their enthusiasm for the new season, highlighting their commitment to delivering another engaging series. “We are delighted to return with the same fantastic actors and Mick Ford’s exceptional scripts to continue the captivating saga,” they stated.
ITV Drama Commissioner Huw Kennair Jones shared similar sentiments, emphasizing the production’s ability to maintain viewer engagement through its masterful blend of suspense and character development. With Fiona McAllister producing and Azhur Saleem directing the initial episodes, expectations are high for the series that promises to keep audiences on edge.
The series’ premise remains rooted in its character-driven storytelling, ensuring that viewers can look forward to a seamless blend of drama and suspense set against Waterside’s evocative landscape.
The second season of After the Flood is poised to deliver a riveting mystery that expands on the intricate narratives of its beloved characters.
