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Series three of Gangs of London will air on Sky next year, and the trailer for it has landed. Right here, in fact.

After revitalising action cinema with the two astonishing martial arts films in The Raid franchise – his directorial debut, Merantau, is well worth tracking down too – Gareth Evans turned to television, co-creating Gangs of London with Matt Flannery in 2019.

A sprawling crime saga, the show follows the Wallace family as they grapple to keep control of their criminal empire. And we’ve had two series of it so far, with plenty of memorable moments to talk about.

The show became known for its notoriously violent action scenes, which are as visceral and gory as anything seen in a big screen slasher. Unsurprisingly, given Evans’ involvement, the work that went into those scenes was really quite something.

The show is now in its third series. Ṣọpẹ́ Dìrísù returns as lead character Elliot Carter,...

Sky has unveiled a first-look teaser and images for the explosive third instalment of multi-bafta-winning Sky Original, ‘Gangs of London.’

As chaos erupts in London after a spiked shipment of cocaine kills hundreds, fan-favourite characters collide with new faces bound by blood ties, sparking brutal power struggles, unexpected alliances, and fierce rivalries.

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The former undercover cop turned gangster Elliot navigates his new role as a top-level criminal alongside the Dumanis, but the spiking throws their operations into disarray. The Wallaces, Luan, Lale, and the street gangs face devastating consequences as personal vendettas collide with professional power struggles bleeding into violent turf wars.

In the ruthless fight for control of London’s criminal underworld, no one is safe. This was no accident — it was a calculated attack. But who’s pulling the strings?

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Sky and AMC+ Original have revealed further casting for the third series of ‘Gangs of London.’

Andrew Koji, Richard Dormer, T’Nia Miller, Phil Daniels and Ruth Sheen are to join the cast of the BAFTA-winning series.

Koji bursts onto our screens as an enigmatic, unnamed assassin at the heart of the unfolding mystery across the series, but who is he working for, and what are his true motives? Cornelius Quinn, played by Richard Dormer is a face from the past whose arrival awakens old rivalries for Marian Wallace and Ed Dumani. While T’nia Miller takes on the role of the formidable new Mayor of London set to wreak havoc for our Gangs. Also joining the cast are Phil Daniels and Ruth Sheen who play a married couple entrenched in the old school London gangster values.

in season 3, Ex-undercover cop turned gangster Elliot is now operating as a top-level criminal alongside the Dumanis,...

Violent crime drama Gangs of London is back for a third series, the cast has been confirmed.

After revitalising action cinema with the two astonishing martial arts films in The Raid franchise, Gareth Evans turned to television, co-creating Gangs of London with Matt Flannery in 2019.

A sprawling crime saga, the show follows the Wallace family as they grapple to keep control of their criminal empire. And we’ve had two series of it so far, with plenty of memorable moments to talk about.

The show became known for its notoriously violent action scenes, which are as visceral and gory as anything seen in a big screen slasher. Unsurprisingly, given Evans’ involvement, the work that went into those scenes was really quite something. And now, with season three confirmed and on its way, we wait to see

Reprising their roles are Ṣọpẹ́ Dìrísu as Carter, Joe Cole as Sean Wallace, Michelle Fairley as Marian Wallace,...

Exclusive: Andrew Koji (Warrior), Richard Dormer (Game of Thrones) and T’Nia Miller (Fall of the House of Usher) have boarded the upcoming season of Gangs of London.

The pair join the likes of Phil Daniels and Ruth Sheen in the anticipated third season of the Sky and AMC+ series, which is produced by Pulse Films.

Koji will play an unnamed assassin at the heart of the unfolding mystery across the series. Cornelius Quinn, played by Dormer, is a face from the past whose arrival awakens old rivalries for Marian Wallace and Ed Dumani. Miller takes on the role of the formidable new Mayor of London set to wreak havoc for the gangs.

Season kicks off with ex-undercover cop Elliot Carter, played by Ṣọpẹ́ Dìrísu, now operating as a top-level criminal alongside the Dumanis, but their business is thrown into chaos when their shipment of cocaine is spiked, resulting in the...

Explosive thriller Gangs of London landed on Sky and Cinemax in one intense nine episode package this April. It boasts a large international ensemble cast to match its sprawling narrative style. The cast is a mix of well known faces and relative newcomers all mixed up in the fray.

But who plays who, and where might you have seen them before? We break down the main and supporting cast including their key roles to date and exciting upcoming projects.

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Finn Wallace is the patriarch of the family and the head of a massive crime syndicate who is assassinated in episode one of Gangs of London but appears in flashback throughout the series. Irish actor Colm Meaney might be best recognised by some for his recurring role in Star Trek: The Next Generation and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine as Chief Miles O’Brien.

Vanessa Kirby‘s role as Princess Margaret on Netflix’s “The Crown” earned her a BAFTA Television Award for Best Supporting Actress this past April, and now she is up for Best Drama Supporting Actress at the Emmys for the first time. It will also be Kirby’s last shot at an Emmy win for this role, which will be played by Helena Bonham Carter when the show returns for a third season.

In Kirby’s Emmy submission “Beryl,” a lonely Margaret agrees to a marriage proposal from family friend Billy Wallace. Elizabeth (Emmy nominee Claire Foy) gives her consent to the union and says that the announcement should be made during a dinner to celebrate the monarch’s wedding anniversary. After Billy misses the announcement due to a night of drinking, Margaret ends the engagement and breaks down alone in her room.

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TV academy members have just a few weeks to watch all of the Emmy episode submissions for the 2018 nominees before final voting takes place August 13-27. Which of this year’s Best Drama Supporting Actress contenders has submitted the strongest episode: Alexis Bledel (“The Handmaid’s Tale”), Millie Bobby Brown (“Stranger Things”), Ann Dowd (“The Handmaid’s Tale”), Lena Headey (“Game of Thrones”), Vanessa Kirby (“The Crown”), Thandie Newton (“Westworld”) or Yvonne Strahovski (“The Handmaid’s Tale”)? You be the judge! Below, we list the nominees’ episode descriptions and provide links for where you can watch the submissions online.

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Episode: “Unwomen”

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Description: Emily is taken to the Colonies as a disobedient woman and tries to help the sick “unwomen” who are working there. She seemingly befriends a commander’s wife but causes her to die. She and Sylvia want...

Gold Derby can exclusively reveal that Vanessa Kirby is entering “The Crown” episode “Beryl” as her Emmy submission for Best Drama Supporting Actress. This installment streamed December 8 and was the fourth episode of the second season for the Netflix show.

In this segment, Princess Margaret (Kirby) sulks at a friend’s wedding before reluctantly accepting a marriage proposal from Billy Wallace. Before the engagement is announced, he gets injured and informs her that he has been unfaithful. She later meets photographer Tony Armstrong-Jones (Matthew Goode) at a dinner party. The duo hits it off romantically, and he takes her home on a motorbike. Enjoy our recent video chat with Kirby discussing this season and her career.

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Kirby now has her first ever Emmy nomination in her career. For the 2018 ceremony, she is up against reigning champ Ann Dowd...