Luke Evans will continue to catch maniacs
Welshman Luke Evans becomes an expert on crime dramas about serial killers. The Alienist star will play a major positive role in the three-part television adaptation of The Pembrokeshire Murders.The book by Superintendent Steve Wilkins and journalist Jonathan Hill was published in the fall of 2012 and received flattering reviews in the press. An action-packed thriller about the hunt for John Cooper. In late 1985, a British maniac committed a double murder in Pembrokeshire. When the crime went unsolved, Cooper grew bolder and turned up on the hit TV game show Bullseye. A month after the broadcast, John killed two more people and again remained uncaught. Kara overtook the murderer only 13 years after the first crime, when he was thundered behind bars for robbery. It is curious that it was possible to identify him precisely thanks to the old entry "Into the bullseye." Cooper was released in early 2009. The maniac did not yet suspect that the talented Inspector Wilkins was interested in his case. The policeman used the latest advances in criminal science to reopen the 24-year-old investigation and prove John's involvement in the double murders ...  The book was adapted by BAFTA Scottish nominee Nick Stevens (In Sight). Source: Deadline The Topic of Article: Luke Evans will continue to catch maniacs. |
