How do you know if you’re with the love of your life?
David Tennant, Ashley Walters, Billie Piper, Jane Horrocks, and David Morrissey star in BBC1’s first ever improvised
series, exploring five powerful and overlapping love stories set in the same town.
When it comes to love, there is never an easy "right answer" – telling the truth is complicated, and the conflict
of desire and responsibility can be explosive.
These stories are life-affirming, visceral, provocative and compelling. Did the characters do the right thing in the end?
What would you have done? The themes are universal, yet they provoke wildly different responses.
David Tennant will star in episode one of the series: Nick (David Tennant) is happily married; his wife and children are everything to
him, but when his first love appears out of the blue he suddenly starts to question everything. Can they go back to what they
had all those years ago? Also starring Vicky McClure as Serena.
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TRUE LOVE:
Award-winning writer and director Dominic Savage will return to BBC One
with Love Life, a serial made through improvisation. Five universal stories explore love in the modern day and each is led
by one of the following big names: David Tennant, Billie Piper, Jane Horrocks, Ashley Walters and David Morrissey. Dominic
Savage says: "I am looking to create something special that has a modern view on the age old mystery of love; something that
expresses the reality of love and puts it on the screen. I am looking to explore these themes in the seaside town of Margate,
with a group of incredibly talented actors who are ready to journey with me on this."
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Source: TV & Satellite Week / May 2012
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