London, 20 February 2018: Filming begins this month on the highly-anticipated third series of ITV and Mainstreet Pictures’ compelling crime drama, Unforgotten.Created and written by screenwriter Chris Lang (The Tunnel, A Mother’s Son, Dark Heart), the new six-part series sees the return of BAFTA nominee Nicola Walker (Last Tango In Halifax) and Sanjeev Bhaskar (Goodness Gracious Me) as DCI Cassie Stuart and DI Sunil ‘Sunny’ Khan as they investigate another emotionally-charged cold case.The pair will be joined for the series by acclaimed actors Alex Jennings (Victoria, The Crown) Kevin R McNally (Pirates Of The Caribbean, Designated Survivor), Neil Morrissey (Line Of Duty, The Good Karma Hospital) and James Fleet (Indian Summers, The Vicar Of Dibley) who play a close-knit group of old school friends that have stood by one another through thick and thin.However, when the body of a teenage girl who went missing at the turn of the millenium is found at a building site off the M1 motorway, the four men are placed under the spotlight and their relationships are tested to the limit.Executive Producers and Managing Directors of Mainstreet Pictures Sally Haynes and Laura Mackie said, “We are delighted to once again welcome such a fantastic cast of hugely talented actors to join Nicola and Sanjeev for the third series of Unforgotten. Chris Lang’s complex and intricate scripts get better and better each year, and the new story is no exception. We also delve deeper into Sunny and Cassie’s own personal lives this series, experiencing the effects that the cases have on their own relationships and wellbeing.”Set across the south of England in locations including Norfolk, West Sussex, Bristol, Hampshire and London, the new series will explore how everyday lives can be fractured and destroyed by one event, showing that appearances can often be deceiving.Hailed the “best detective drama of the decade” by the Daily Telegraph and “crime drama of the highest class” by The Guardian, the first two series proved hugely successful with viewers and critics alike, with the last series receiving an average consolidated viewing figure of over 6million with a 21% share.The series has been commissioned by ITV’s Head Of Drama, Polly Hill, with Mainstreet Pictures’ Sally Haynes (Bleak House) and Laura Mackie (State Of Play) as Executive Producers, along with creator Chris Lang. Andy Wilson (Endeavour) returns to direct, whilst Guy de Glanville (Age Before Beauty) is producing the series. The series will be distributed internationally by BBC Worldwide.
电影院厕所那段，太纯太欲了！！这俩演员实际年龄相差七八岁，但看起来化学反应还是不错的~女二颜值稍微欠缺，后面也太憔悴了些。又是恐婚恐男人的一天。
淡淡的，缓缓的。无论人还是宠物，能陪着一直一直走下去真的是一种奢侈。
她说“我去了欧洲，去年夏天。” 她哽咽了一下回“我知道。”然后从包里拿出一堆明信片“你阿姨给我的。” “都读过了吗？” “差不多一万遍吧。”她还是哽咽“和我们想象的一样吗？” 她定了定神点了点头 然后深情看着她说“你也在场就好了。”
没有海誓山盟，没有未来畅想，刻画的中年同志情侣生活日常非常真实、非常难得。（见缝插针的做菜过程也很治愈呐
流水账一样的生活，大团圆不过是一厢情愿，我们在各自的不完满里仍然在期待明媚午后的缤纷落樱
本来觉得这个不适合电影的形式，但看到最后还是蛮感动的。日本人的情感就是礼貌得过分至于生疏但又包含体谅、尊重与善意。特别东方美学，一直收敛着，一旦破一个缺口就充满张力，或许这种美学本身就很有电影感了。
年过半百，我爱你就是天天担心你是不是要死了。
宗教不是刺激的调味品，而是大山啊。前面都好，结尾太仓促。
tmd,tmd，你怎么可以旧情复燃
“你还好吗？”
一开头在京都的夜游中賢二的有个举动就让人literally“噗”地笑出来了 太可爱了 这次想模仿的菜式是蛤蜊鱼汤 高级鱼用冰箱里还有的那块冰冻比目鱼代替一下 希望明天能抢到蛤蜊 番茄和香料没有就算了
除了两妹纸的颜值还可以，实在搞不懂为什么要BE。耶和华女孩很明显被眼镜女吸引，主动邀请到家里玩，主动背后抱，主动送礼物，主动亲吻…看到眼镜女吃蛋糕要打招呼，知道眼镜女谈过一个女朋友自己不是第一个会吃醋…眼镜女虽然不信教，也拒绝不了耶和华女孩的盛情，为了多呆在一起，参加《圣经》读书会，做布施卖杂志…结果，整一出耶和华女说我一个人信就够了，用信仰支撑你跟我在真理世界里永存…最后黑人暖心小哥还送眼镜女，耶和华女则是过了一年半带着自己的仔来饥接再一次来到小镇的眼镜女，还告诉她无时无刻都在想她…满脸问号？
真的无法理解，爱但是不能在一起，要等待、等待、等待，甚至是等待一个永远不会到达的未来。爱在当下。
当然了，即使剧情简单，但剧情的发展还是让人很受伤，唉……不过，两位女主的表演真的很好，性张力也很足，棒棒哒！
i think about you all the time，about us，do you？
提前宣布是今年的gl年度最佳，氛围景色情感都太到位了，不止两位小姐姐超级有火花(配一脸，嘿嘿），角色设定反差也拉满。本身剧情没有那种宗教迫害的窒息感，里面两位女生的亲人家属大多还是包容的，但在那层宗教的束缚下让她们还是没有了去选择去冲破的余地。当两人一年半再见的时候眼神之间的"满眼都是你"挂满了整个屏幕。导演还是会的知道我们想看什么结尾的暗示也不要太明显。结局虽然开放，但是也代表有无数的可能，我觉得她们一定私奔了，哈哈哈。
（ps:吉米完全是我的理想型啊，好想和她谈恋爱）
后面的重逢部分就有点俗气的味道了
情欲戏性张力拉满，很抓人，但导演就是个三流导演。内容和形式都有很大程度的问题，故事过于简单，而叙事却不够流畅，特别是前面几处转折非常生硬，很不自然。影片有些对话拍得含含糊糊，不清不楚，不懂导演处处留白的艺术。最烦的是导演没有能力用画面和语言建立起一个立体的女二形象，导致很多地方都觉得女二做事逻辑莫名其妙，没头没尾。看完就是又暴躁又遗憾。
"Cool."
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