“The return of this Sunday night’s must-see drama!” Expectations are rising for new thriller Suranne Jones and Martin Compston Vigil from Line Of Duty creators ahead of its premiere this week.
- TV fans shared their excitement ahead of the new thriller Vigil
- Stars Suranne Jones, Rose Leslie and Line of Duty’s Martin Compston
- Taking to Twitter ahead of Sunday’s premiere, fans said they were “so excited” and “can’t wait to see it.”
TV fans shared their excitement ahead of the creators’ new action thriller Vigil line of duty.
Scheduled to start on Sunday BBC One of the stars of the show is Gentleman Jack star Suranne Jones as well game of Thrones Rose Leslie and Martin Compston of Line of Duty.
The six-part series follows the mysterious disappearance of a Scottish fishing vessel and the death aboard the submarine HMS Vigil – causing conflict between the Police, the Navy and the British Security Service.
take to Twitter Ahead of Sunday’s premiere, fans said they were “so excited” and “can’t wait to see it.”
I can’t wait to see you again on our screens on Sunday night. One fan said: “This looks great.
Set to begin Sunday on BBC One, the show stars Gentleman Jack Suranne Jones (pictured) as well as Game of Thrones’ Rose Leslie and Line of Duty’s Martin Compston.
The six-part series follows the mysterious disappearance of a Scottish fishing vessel and the death aboard the submarine HMS Vigil – causing conflict between the Police, the Navy and the British Security Service. Pictured: Martin Compston in the show
The show will see DCI Amy Silva (Suranne Jones) and DS Kirsten Longacre (Rose Leslie) then lead an investigation on land and at sea into a plot that touches the core of British national security.
The trailer begins with news that a Royal Navy sailor has been found dead, with Soran being taken to the ship after another police officer, played by Lolita Chakrabarti, asks her how she is in the “tight spaces”.
As Suranne prepares to board the ship, Scotsman Martin spookily spoke to the camera, and said, “There are 20 different ways you can kill the Vigil crew on your own.”
It ends with the stricken Suranne lowering herself into the submarine followed by a frightening message: “The deeper you go, the darker you get” in a poignant warning of what is to come.
Taking to Twitter ahead of Sunday’s show, one fan wrote: “I can’t wait!!!!”
Another added: “This will be the highlight of my Sunday event. Very excited about this.
A third wrote: “I’m looking forward to this, it looks really good.”
UPCOMING: DCI Silva and DS Kirsten Longacre (Rose Leslie, pictured) lead an investigation on land and at sea into a plot that touches the core of British national security
Fourth, he continued, “I’m looking forward to this, it looks like this good acting and the premise is interesting.”
‘I look forward to it. I can’t wait to see you again on our screens – it’s been way too long. He’s got a great all-round cast and I’m sure he’s going to be great, he added a fifth.
Another Twitter user wrote: “Looking forward to this, good cast and introduction looks interesting.”
Another added, “I can’t wait to see this.”
One commented, “We’re looking forward to it.”
NEW SHOW: Sex Education’s Conor Swindells (pictured) is part of the show, which is set and filmed in Scotland, and was written and designed by BAFTA Award-nominated writer Tom Edge.
Taking to Twitter ahead of Sunday’s premiere, fans said they were “so excited” and “can’t wait to see it.”
While discussing the show, Vigil director James Strong said: “Vigil is different in a number of ways: It’s about something real, its premise is great and most people don’t really know anything about it.
Britain’s nuclear deterrent has been in operation for more than 50 years and yet it is shrouded in secrecy, and so it’s a mystery to the viewer – so it’s the perfect setting for the drama.
“It’s also a really perplexing puzzle, full of great characters, so it’s simply unlike anything else on our screens at the moment.”
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