MM und Jerome Flynn waren heute bei der Breakfast Show der BBC zu Gast und haben die Werbetrommel für "RS" gerührt. Ein Video gibt es, es läuft allerdings nicht außerhalb des UKs. Falls ich eine Alternative dazu finde, sage ich Bescheid.

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MATTHEW MACFADYEN seems to be everywhere at the moment. When he’s not promoting laser eye surgery for a certain Harley Street firm, or providing voiceovers for a posh department store, he pops up in DVDs such as The Three Musketeers. However, for now he’s back on the box with this new period drama. ‘It’s a Victorian cop show really,’ he explains. ‘I had a few months of nothing then a load of scripts all came at once and this is by far the best. It’s such terrific writing — it just barrelled along.’ The new series follows a Victorian police division investigating murders on the blood-stained streets of London’s Whitechapel. Macfadyen plays Edmund Reid, a Detective Inspector who tried, and failed, to capture Jack the Ripper six months earlier. So when a young woman is found brutally murdered in a crime which bears the hallmarks of the Ripper, ex-police boss Frederick Abberline believes the killer is back. However, Reid believes a new evil is at work. Crime busting sagas in the Jack the Ripper era are nothing new, and even Matthew admits he was struck by a sense of déjà vu. ‘I saw the title and thought ‘This has been done before’, but it was so fresh, and it had all the qualities, interest and depth of a period drama.’

“There is a lot of giggling,” admits Jerome, 49. “I have to admit, one of the reasons I wanted to be in the series was because Matt was doing it. I’m a big fan of his and thought: ‘Well, he’s not going to involve himself in anything that’s going to die.’ I think made the right decision.”

Good looks and his memorable brooding performance as Mr Darcy opposite Keira Knightley in Joe Wright's 2005 movie version of Pride & Prejudice mean the 38-year-old commands an army of followers; one website devoted to him is called darcylicious.com.
Sitting opposite me in his agent's office in central London, he is virtually the dictionary definition of 'tall, dark and handsome'.
Dressed in a pair of black corduroy trousers and a grey rollneck jumper, he has a winning, slow burning sense of humour.