The Living and the Dead TV show on BBC America, season one. Charlotte Spencer as Charlotte Appleby. Colin Morgan as Nathan Appleby. © BBC/ Photographer: Robert Viglasky.
“What lies beneath should be left beneath.” BBC America has announced The Living and the Dead TV series will premiere in fall, 2016. The British supernatural Victorian-era period drama was created by Ashley Pharoah who executive produces with Matthew Graham.
Set in 1894 Somerset England, The Living and the Dead stars Colin Morgan and Charlotte Spencer as newlyweds Nathan and Charlotte Appleby. Watch an interview with Spencer, below.
BBC America says:
The Living and the Dead
In 1894, a newlywed couple inherits a farm in the English countryside, and begins their new life there together. But their arrival in the isolated community unleashes strange supernatural phenomena that threaten their marriage and their survival. The Living and the Dead is an uncanny, intriguing and disturbing drama, steeped in the eeriness of the rural world, just as the industrial revolution is poised to crash in and disrupt old certainties. This original six-part series, created by Ashley Pharoah (Life On Mars, Ashes To Ashes, Moonfleet), will star Colin Morgan (Humans, The Fall, Merlin) and Charlotte Spencer (Glue, Stonemouth, Line Of Duty).
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