Colin Morgan to star in new BBC One drama series Quirke
Colin Morgan is to appear in the third episode of the BBC drama series Quirke
Armagh actor Colin Morgan is to guest star in a new BBC One drama series set in Dublin in the 1950s.
Quirke is based on books by Benjamin Black, the pseudonym of award-winning Irish writer John Banville.
Morgan, renowned for his role in the BBC drama series Merlin, will appear as a character called Jimmy Minor in the third episode of Quirke entitled Elegy for April.
Quirke has been filmed on location in Ireland since November and is expected to be broadcast later in the year.
Gabriel Byrne will play the title character who is the chief pathologist in the Dublin city morgue.
Each of the three episodes will see him investigate the death of one of the people on his mortuary slab.
The other books adapted for the series by screenwriters Andrew Davies and Conor McPherson are Christine Falls and The Silver Swan.
Source: BBC
Colin Morgan is to appear in the third episode of the BBC drama series Quirke
Armagh actor Colin Morgan is to guest star in a new BBC One drama series set in Dublin in the 1950s.
Quirke is based on books by Benjamin Black, the pseudonym of award-winning Irish writer John Banville.
Morgan, renowned for his role in the BBC drama series Merlin, will appear as a character called Jimmy Minor in the third episode of Quirke entitled Elegy for April.
Quirke has been filmed on location in Ireland since November and is expected to be broadcast later in the year.
Gabriel Byrne will play the title character who is the chief pathologist in the Dublin city morgue.
Each of the three episodes will see him investigate the death of one of the people on his mortuary slab.
The other books adapted for the series by screenwriters Andrew Davies and Conor McPherson are Christine Falls and The Silver Swan.
Source: BBC


I can't wait to watch Colin Morgan, my favorite actor and best person in the world, back on our screens.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad. He's talented. :)
ReplyDeleteThat's good news, he's a very talented actor. And the story looks quite interesting for what I've read, I'll be following the news on this one.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad he's got this role, will be fantastic to see him play a different character. I'm still holding out for him to do some theatre thou, that's where he really shines imo :D
ReplyDeleteArghhh. Never saw that you posted this here, too. So looking forward to this!!!
ReplyDeleteI know this is rather late, but are you going to see him in The Tempest? i have got tickets for August. I cannot pretend that I am not excited.
ReplyDeleteYes, I'm going with another Merlin mate I met at Soccer Six last year. Not sure when we're going yet, probably in the summer once it's a bit warmer to sit outside, lol. I'm dead excited too, Tempest is one of my fav Shakespeare plays, I played Prospero at our college production :o
ReplyDeleteDid you - wow! I am just trying to read The Tempest. At least <I would like to understand what is going on. I can only manage it with an 'English' translation though.
ReplyDeleteYou know I really miss coming to your thread discussing Merlin.:( Ahhh the good old days. :D I quite like Once Upon A Time, but it is not Merlin...
Are you heading any other disussion just now?
For some reason I could not put my whole comment into the box. 2nd attempt:
ReplyDeleteDid you - wow! I am just trying to read The Tempest. At least <I would like to understand what is going on. I can only manage it with an 'English' translation though.
You know I really miss coming to your thread discussing Merlin.:( Ahhh the good old days. :D I quite like Once Upon A Time, but it is not Merlin...
Are you heading any other disussion just now?
Did you - wow! I am just trying to read The Tempest. At least <I would like to understand what is going on. I can only manage it with an 'English' translation though.
ReplyDeleteYou know I really miss coming to your thread discussing Merlin.:( Ahhh the good old days. :D I quite like Once Upon A Time, but it is not Merlin...
Are you heading any other disussion just now?