BBC Premiere of Random Vacancy Gets High Ratings
The first episode of the three-hour mini-series "The Accidental Vacancy", which is a television adaptation of the novel of the same name by J.K. Rowling, set high ratings on the day of its premiere on BBc One. This is reported by The Hollywood Reporter. On Sunday evening, February 15, 2015, 6.6 million people watched the premiere episode. This means that the miniseries became the highest-rated show among all TV shows aired at 21:00 that day on the BBC channel. Recall that the speech in the miniseries based on the author's first book "The Potter ", written exclusively about" Muggles ", is about the idyllic at first glance provincial English town of Pagford with a cobbled market square and an ancient abbey. After the death of a local city councilor, the struggle for the vacant seat has brought to light a long-standing confrontation between the poor and the rich, teenagers and their parents, wives and husbands, teachers and students. In its review, the British edition of The Independent noted that "the TV drama turned out better than the Rowling book itself." Michael Gambon, Julia McKenzie, Rory Kinnear, Simon McBurney, Richard Glover star in the miniseries , Keely Hawes and other actors. The Topic of Article: BBC Premiere of Random Vacancy Gets High Ratings. |
