ITV’s Karen Pirie is the new crime drama from the team behind Line Of Duty and Bodyguard.
What has been said aboutSpeaking about her new leading role, Lyle commented: “I am completely overjoyed to be bringing the formidable force that is DS Karen Pirie to life through Emer Kenny’s slick adaptation. The world Emer has created using the backbone of Val McDermid’s much loved books is electrifying and hooked me immediately. I couldn’t ask for a more creative, supportive and energetic team to be joining.
Kenny also said of the new series: “I am so grateful to Val McDermid for lending me her brilliant characters, and beyond excited to work with the actors and Gareth Bryn to bring them to the screen. As I got to know Karen – and in casting the wonderful Lauren – I realised I wanted to be her best friend. So, I am delighted to announce that I will be playing River, Karen’s best friend.”You may also likeThere is and it’s a brand new minute-long one.
But ultimately, Pirie has to wade through these obstacles to get to the bottom of the case, even if she does think her gender could be being used in a tokenistic way.
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