‘Night Manager’ To ‘A Thousand Blows’

Brit's big stars including Tom Hiddleston, Tamara Lawrence and walking dead Star Andrew Lincoln is set to appear on the small screen next year. Here we round up the biggest shows coming from the UK in 2025, such as: Night manager Return, Steven Knight's latest release, and perhaps the next big hit launch. Read on, and feel free to add your own thoughts in the comments section.

“The Night Manager” (BBC, Prime Video)

Jonathan Pine, played by Tom Hiddleston, is back and will be appearing on TV for a short time. A supercharged double season order for one of the shows that defined the golden age of television was implemented earlier this year and season 2 will land at 2k25 with a brand new director in the works. I hate Susie Georgie Banks-Davies is the new US co-producer of Prime Video, which replaces AMC. Last seen in the back of a paddy wagon driven by gun buyers who were not happy with him, Hugh Laurie's status in the new season of the John le Carré adaptation remains unknown. But with a large returning cast and some new faces, one thing is for sure, this one looks hot.

'“The King and the Conqueror” (CBS Studios, BBC)

James Norton and Nikolaj Coster-Waldau as a warring 11th century royal, what's not to like? This long-awaited series from CBS Studios (quickly bought by the BBC) will chronicle the conflict that defined Britain's future for a millennium and is still taught in schools today. The producers and stars have already said so The king and the conqueror It will show a different side to those who have fought for the crown, and Norton is getting some time on both sides of the pond at the moment, adding some serious star power. It seems that the drama revival period is in full swing The king and the conqueror It could be in the foreground.

'Get Millie Black' (HBO, Channel 4)

We don't often tag shows that have already been released in the US on this list, but UK viewers won't technically be able to watch them. Get Millie Black Until January, so this crime thriller is a hit. Penned by Booker Prize-winning novelist Marlon James, the series stars Tamara Lawrence as a policewoman who returns to Jamaica to work in the missing persons division and finds herself on a mission to solve a case that will blow up her world. The HBO and Channel 4 show deals with a whole range of topics and American viewers seem suitably impressed. James has previously spoken with us about how he wanted to portray the 'wealth' of LGBT Caribbean communities, bringing a distinctly modern feel to the traditional detective story. This could be considered an early critical success as we move into 2025.

'Death of Monroe Bunny (Sky)

From the latest first look, Matt Smith looks like you've never seen him before in this film adaptation of Nick Cave's acclaimed novel. Sky's original strategy tends to move away from big budget fares e.g Jackal day To the strangest things and Bunny Monroe He definitely falls into the latter category, sitting in a similar category as a big hitter Patrick Melrose. The show sees Smith Monroe, a self-proclaimed lothario, burdened with his young son after his wife dies by suicide. Cue chaos, and the potential for a great deal of noise.

'Hatred (main video)

Jack Whitehall is not a name you would associate with the psychological thriller genre, but the man has a wide range. He stars as part of an ensemble that includes David Duchovny and Carice Van Houten hatred, He plays the role of a young man trying to infiltrate the world of a wealthy family. Duchovny and van Houten are the heads of the family and could benefit from some significant experience starring in exciting shows like X-Files and game of thrones. If Amazon throws a little marketing muscle behind the feature, it could take off, and it comes at a time when the streamer is trying to establish itself as a big player in the UK originals game. You could do worse than a little Whitehall, Duchovny and Van Houten.

'cold water (ITV)

Andrew Lincoln returned to Blighty. Having warm hearts is like “the person who has pieces of paper.” love in reality, Lincoln has traveled across the pond, achieving stardom through one of the world's greatest television franchises ever walking dead. Now he's back to lead an ITV thriller. Cold water So the form is clear, with Lincoln playing a repressed man who moves to a Scottish village and strikes up a relationship with a mysterious neighbour, played by the always wonderful Ewen Bremner. ITV has a number of shows in production featuring star-studded talent that it hopes will be a hit Cold water After a year Mr. Bates v. Post Office Find out the best kind of PR a channel can get.

'How to get to Paradise from Belfast (Netflix)

Shows don't move between platforms after getting the green light very often, so eyebrows have been raised Derry girls Creator Lisa McGee's new project has suddenly moved from Channel 4 to Netflix. But Channel 4's problem of “high costs” will undoubtedly be a gain for Netflix. The presentation is a tad more expansive than Derry girls, It follows Saoirse, Robin and Dara, who travel on an exciting journey across Ireland and beyond as they each try to piece together the truth about the past. In McGee's hands, expect plenty of laughter, joy and emotion, as the creator of what is arguably Channel 4's most influential comedy of the last decade tries her hand again. Channel 4 executives may end up watching but through their teeth.

A Thousand Strokes (Disney+)

Ding ding first round. One of the biggest Disney+ titles for next year comes from the UK Peaky Blinders Creator Steven Knight re-teams with Becky alum Stephen Graham (who will star in the new film Knight Becky movie) to do battle A thousand strokes. This Victorian-era boxing drama revolves around the fortunes of Hezekiah and Alec, two best friends newly arrived from Jamaica. Fighting to survive in the violent melting pot of the East End, they encounter Sugar Godson, a dangerous war veteran. Competitors It helped Disney end the year with a bang in the UK and with the search for a new head of originals in EMEA continuing as we go to press, they will be hoping to keep the momentum going with A thousand strokes.