This untitled series will center on an FBI agent Tom (Ruffalo), who’s heading a task force to put an end to a string of drug-house robberies led by an unsuspecting family man in the working-class suburbs outside of Philadelphia.

Frankel joined the series as Anthony, an integral member of Tom’s task force, while Oliver will portray Lizzie, an underperforming state police officer who joins their team. The cast also includes Tom Pelphrey, Emilia Jones, Thuso Mbedu, Raul Castillo, Jamie McShane, and Sam Keeley.

Ingelsby is coming on board as writer and executive producer, with Jeremiah Zager and Salli Richardson-Whitfield joining him in the directors’ chair. Ruffalo will also serve as one of the executive producers.

Frankel got her big break while playing Ser Criston Cole in House of the Dragon, and will next appear in the romantic drama Venice at Dawn. Alison Oliver made her acting debut with Conversations with Friends and went on to star in Emerald Fennell’s Saltburn.

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Conversations with Friends will center on the lives of two Dublin college students, best friends, and former lovers—Frances (Oliver) and Bobbi (Lane). Their lives take an unexpected turn after they forge a connection with an enigmatic married couple, Melissa (Kirke) and Nick (Alwyn).

Just like Normal People, this adaptation will be directed by Lenny Abrahamson, who will also serve as the executive producer alongside Rooney. Alice Birch will also return as one of the primary writers, after scoring a screenwriting Emmy nomination together with Rooney.

Like the stars of Normal People, Alison Oliver is a newcomer to the scene, but she’ll be in good company. Jemima Kirke got a lot of TV experience during her time on HBO’s Girls, while Sasha Lane recently appeared in Utopia and she’s set to star in Marvel’s Loki. Joe Alwyn’s credits include roles in Oscar-nominated movies The Favourite and Harriet.

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This untitled series will center on an FBI agent Tom (Ruffalo), who’s heading a task force to put an end to a string of drug-house robberies led by an unsuspecting family man in the working-class suburbs outside of Philadelphia.

Frankel joined the series as Anthony, an integral member of Tom’s task force, while Oliver will portray Lizzie, an underperforming state police officer who joins their team. The cast also includes Tom Pelphrey, Emilia Jones, Thuso Mbedu, Raul Castillo, Jamie McShane, and Sam Keeley.

Ingelsby is coming on board as writer and executive producer, with Jeremiah Zager and Salli Richardson-Whitfield joining him in the directors’ chair. Ruffalo will also serve as one of the executive producers.

Frankel got her big break while playing Ser Criston Cole in House of the Dragon, and will next appear in the romantic drama Venice at Dawn. Alison Oliver made her acting debut with Conversations with Friends and went on to star in Emerald Fennell’s Saltburn.

The post Fabien Frankel & Alison Oliver Join Brad Ingelsby’s HBO Crime Drama appeared first on EverydayKoala.

Conversations with Friends will center on the lives of two Dublin college students, best friends, and former lovers—Frances (Oliver) and Bobbi (Lane). Their lives take an unexpected turn after they forge a connection with an enigmatic married couple, Melissa (Kirke) and Nick (Alwyn).

Just like Normal People, this adaptation will be directed by Lenny Abrahamson, who will also serve as the executive producer alongside Rooney. Alice Birch will also return as one of the primary writers, after scoring a screenwriting Emmy nomination together with Rooney.

Like the stars of Normal People, Alison Oliver is a newcomer to the scene, but she’ll be in good company. Jemima Kirke got a lot of TV experience during her time on HBO’s Girls, while Sasha Lane recently appeared in Utopia and she’s set to star in Marvel’s Loki. Joe Alwyn’s credits include roles in Oscar-nominated movies The Favourite and Harriet.

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