Cold Feet returns with new episodes
One of the most popular British TV series of the 90s, the ITV comedy Cold Feet is back with new episodes. According to Deadline, the comedy-drama about three married couples living in Manchester, which aired from 1997 to 2003, will return to the screens in the format of an eight-part television project, which will be led as executive producer by the creator of the original show Mike Bullen. The series once helped launch the career of James Nesbitt, who recently starred in the Starz TV series "Missing" and starred in the Hobbit trilogy, and Helen Bexendale, who received an offer to star in the popular American sitcom Friends. Cold Feet has won over twenty awards from various television awards, including BAFTA award. The series also featured David Nicholls, writer of Hit the Top 10 and One Day. Bullen said in a statement that "the moment is right" to pay a visit to the main characters who have become two decades older: "Now they are 50, but they still feel 30 years old, except in the morning after a hectic party, when they realize how old they really are. But they still have many wonderful years ahead, though, some may disagree, these years are wonderful. " Rebecca Ferguson will be producing the new episodes and Terry McDonough (Better Call Saul) is appointed as the director. Production will begin in Manchester in January 2016. the screenwriter of the movies "Hit the Top Ten" and "One Day".Bullen said in his statement that "the right moment has come" to pay a visit to the main characters who are two decades older: "Now they 50, but they still feel like they are 30, except in the morning after a hectic party, when they realize how old they really are.But they still have many wonderful years ahead, although some may disagree these years are wonderful. " Rebecca Ferguson will be producing the new episodes and Terry McDonough (Better Call Saul) is appointed as the director. Production will begin in Manchester in January 2016. screenwriter of the movies "Get into the Top Ten" and "One Day".Bullen said in his statement that "the right moment has come" to pay a visit to the main characters, who are two decades older: "Now they 50, but they still feel like they are 30, except in the morning after a hectic party when they realize how old they really are.But they still have many wonderful years ahead, although someone may disagree these are wonderful years. " Rebecca Ferguson will be producing the new episodes, and Terry McDonough (Better Call Saul) is appointed as the director. Production will begin in Manchester in January 2016. now is the right time "to pay a visit to the protagonists who are two decades older:" Now they are 50, but they still feel like 30 years old, except in the morning after a hectic party, when they realize how old they really are business. But they still have many wonderful years ahead, although some may disagree, these years are wonderful. "Rebecca Ferguson will be producing new episodes, and Terry McDonough has been appointed director (" Better call Saul " Production will begin in Manchester in January 2016. the right moment has come "to pay a visit to the main characters who are two decades older:" Now they are 50, but they still feel like 30 years old, except in the morning after a hectic party, when they realize how old they are business. But they still have many wonderful years ahead, although some may disagree, these years are wonderful. "Rebecca Ferguson will be producing new episodes, and Terry McDonough has been appointed director (" Better call Saul " Production will begin in Manchester in January 2016. The Topic of Article: Cold Feet returns with new episodes. |
