Bodies cast: Jacob Fortune-Lloyd, Shira Haas, Amaka Okafor. Bodies Release Date: October 19, 2023 (Netflix). Bodies Episodes: 8. Four detectives must work together to find the truth and unravel an elaborate plot that spans more than 150 years. The new series will be created with Will Gould and Frith Tiplady.
Bodies is a United Kingdom crime drama TV Series (2023). Jacob Fortune-Lloyd, Shira Haas, Amaka Okafor are the main cast of Bodies (2023). Bodies, a crime drama show adapted from Sis Spencer’s acclaimed graphic novel debuts on Netflix on the 19th of October. The British-made season of the series comprises eight episodes.
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Bodies plot:
Four detectives working in four different periods of time in London discover themselves looking into the same crime.
Bodies Detail:
TV Series: Bodies (2023)
Network: Netflix
Creator: Paul Tomalin
Main Stars: Jacob Fortune-Lloyd, Shira Haas, Amaka Okafor
Genres: Crime, Drama, History, Sci-Fi, Thriller
Country: United Kingdom
Language: English
Release Date: October 19, 2023 (Netflix)
Season: 1
Episodes: 8
Filming locations: Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, UK
Also known As: Project VI, Bodies Netflix, Bodies Season 1, Bodies (2023)
Bodies Cast:
Jacob Fortune-Lloyd As DS Karl Whiteman
Shira Haas As DC Iris Maplewood
Amaka Okafor As DS Shahara Hasan
Kyle Soller As DI Edmond Hillinghead
Tom Mothersdale As Gabriel Defoe
Synnove Karlsen As Polly
Stephen Graham As Elias Mannix
George Parker As Henry Ashe
Michael Jibson As DCI Jack Barber
Gabriel Howell As Elias
Chloe Raphael As Esther Jankovsky
Derek Riddell As Calloway
Emily Barber As Kathleen
Nitin Ganatra As Ishmael Hasan
Andrew Whipp As Ladbroke
Greta Scacchi As The Woman
Nicholas Farrell As CI Paxman
Alexandra Roach As Maggie Skinner
Anna Calder-Marshall As Lady Agatha Harker
Natalie Gavin As Sarah Mannix
Amy Manson As Charlotte Hillinghead
Michael Byrne As Old Mullins
Michael Shaeffer As CI Hayden
Anton Cross As DC Rick Williams
Oscar Coleman As Jawad Hasan
Will Merrick As PC Byrne
Edwin Thomas As Alby
Max Lohan As Young Mullins
Chaneil Kular As Syed Tahir
John Alastair As Commander Brown
David Horovitch As Rabbi Goldstein
Christopher Godwin As Reverend Kneale
Joe Osborne As Doctor Kingsley
Kurt Egyiawan As Philip Dust
Alfie Tempest As Sam
Tim Downie As DI Goodman
Silvana Damm As Mother
Tristan Ruggeri As Boy
Philip Gascoyne As Detective
Nathan Hall As Future University Student
Leonardo Porcelloni As Detective
Archie Elijah Clark As Teenage On bike
Kae Alexander As Supt. Boothroyd
Jonny Coyne As Farrell
Chris Lane As Doctor
Ben Addis As Chandler
Philippa Dunne As Lorna Dunnet
Stuart Boother As Hodges
Max Jackson As Pickpocket
Claire Jones As News Reporter
Howard Ward As Banker
Jordan Baker As June
Diane Axford As Mrs. Shirley
Ellie James As Teri
Christopher Brand As Office Webb
Tony Lucken As Boat Captain
Patricia England As Old Woman
Clare Perkins As DCI Anderson
Nigel Hastings As Harker Bank Manager
Anthony O’Donnell As Clive Jones
Selva Rasalingam As Prime Minister
Louis Sparks As D.O Moss
Cal Watson As Viv
Zachary Hart As Lee Cozens
Natalie Dew As Aaliyah Tahir
Mark Lewis Jones As Andrew Morley
Aron Dochard As Newspaper Vendor
Bodies takes place in London and the British Stephen Graham gets into the role of Elias Mannix, defined as the main person in the plot and others take on the roles of the detectives. It is interesting that as the story progresses through different times the series will focus on different police genres, including detectives from the Victorian time period.
Four police officers who, during four distinct times in the past, investigated an identical murdered person. Stephen Graham plays Elias Mannix who is a key character in the story – the body of an unidentified person discovered in Whitechapel and discovers a plot that stretches over 150 years.
