Thongs and Sparrows … Perry Fitzpatrick (left) as Rory Sparrow and Philip Jackson as Mickey Sparrow in Sherwood.
But we weren’t worried about Cupid’s arrows … Meanwhile, a romance in the style of Romeo and Juliet flourishes between Julie Cinderella’s granddaughter (Safia Oakley-Green) and Sparrow’s younger son Ronan (played by local boy Bill Jones). The pensive son Rory (Perry Fitzpatrick) drove his minibus menacingly past the furious Gary. Their entrepreneurial empire included a taxi company, an ax-throwing range, archery (probably significant), and the cocaine trade. The notorious local criminal clan was not the Sopranos, but the Sparrows, led by the rude patriarch Mickey (Philip Jackson) and the cunning wife Daphne (Lorraine Ashburn).
When Cathy advised him to “use the time he had left,” she definitely didn’t mean how Scott treated him. Scott had to go to court for a verdict – we don’t know why – in a few days.
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He had a bag full of money, a shady lock, and a habit of disappearing to go hunting.
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The bank of computer screens displayed conspiracy websites and articles about serial killers. Upstairs in his locked bedroom lay the son of Fred Scott (Adam Hugil), a troubled loner in the textbook. Photo: Matt Square / BBC / House Productions A powerful reminder of the way neighbors have been separated from the strike all their lives – and how these rifts continue decades later.Ĭhief suspect? Х Adam Huggill as Scott Rowley in Sherwood. Fred has respiratory problems (probably pneumoconiosis, also known as liver, common among gamblers), which Gary would no doubt say is divine justice. The strike tore the siblings apart as Cathy’s husband Fred Rowley (Kevin Doyle), a member of the breakaway Union of Democratic Miners (UDM), continued to work. Calling strip breakers “scabies” remains a reflex for the outspoken old war horse.Īlthough they lived on each other’s doorsteps, Julie was estranged from her oppressed sister Cathy (Claire Rushbrook). Her husband, Gary (Alan Armstrong), was a proud member of the National Union of Miners (NUM) and one of the few locals to maintain solidarity with the picket line back in 1984. She tried charms, annoyed her grandchildren and recited TV phrases from the 80’s. The atmosphere was warmer in the house of Julie Jackson (Leslie Manville), one of Neil’s employees. Hands up if you had a “big pattern” on your bingo card? At least it wasn’t monkeypox.
He gave a loud speech about his favorite railways. He refused to wear the tailored suit she had bought him because he clung to unspecified places. He startled her, using the gate between their neighboring gardens.
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There was a palpable tension between the pleasantly terrifying Sarah and her shy father-in-law, Andy Fisher (a typical delicate performance by Adil Akhtar), a widowed driver living next door. In the cohesive community of Ashfield, Tory candidate Sarah Vincent (Joan Frogat) married the manager of the Neil Building Society (Bali Gill). Here are your notes on Notts from the opening episode … Forget the bandits – meet the parentsĪfter staging an archival newsreel – union leader Arthur Scargill, union crusher Margaret Thatcher, ghosts storing files in a dimly lit basement – we were introduced to Sherwood’s dramatic wedding characters. James Graham’s charming quasi-factual drama began with wedding bells, strikes and a Sherwood-themed murder. Warning: this summary is for those who have watched the first episode of Sherwood on BBC One.
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