James Nesbitt’s ‘Monroe’ to return for Series 2 in 2012
ITV1 have announced that James Nesbitt will return as neurosurgeon Gabriel Monroe for a second series of medical drama Monroe.
ITV1 have announced that James Nesbitt will return as neurosurgeon Gabriel Monroe for a second series of medical drama Monroe.
A group photo of all the dwarves from Peter Jackson’s upcoming The Hobbit movies has been released, featuring Aidan Turner (Being Human) and Richard Armitage (Spooks) in costume.
Monroe star Andrew Gower has been cast as a new leading character in the fourth series of BBC Three’s Being Human.
In this weekend’s Doctor Who mid-series finale, Amy Pond has been kidnapped and the Doctor is raising an army to rescue her. We caught up with Monroe star Christina Chong, who plays Lorna Bucket, to discuss her role in the story.
Doctor Gabriel Monroe (James Nesbitt), the titular and principal character in Peter Bowker’s entertaining ITV1 drama series, is a neurosurgeon at St Matthew’s Hospital in Leeds. His wit is as incisive as his scalpel and his private life is as messily traumatic as the injuries of the people upon whom he operates.
The final part of ITV1’s latest medical drama brings the series to a suitably watchable conclusion, although this is not a Casualty-style blockbuster climax, with no major calamity leaving bodies strewn all over the landscape and the hospital struggling to cope under the weight of the blood and gore.
In the final episode of ITV1’s medical drama, Monroe is forced to confront the painful truth about his past and Shepherd is left considering his future in the aftermath of his break-up with Bremner.
Coming to ITV1 in March, Monroe is a new six-part medical drama series from writer Peter Bowker (Occupation, Desperate Romantics), starring James Nesbitt, Sarah Parish and Tom Riley.
‘So you read minds as well as cure them, do you?’, an angry parent snaps at Doctor Gabriel Monroe in the second instalment of ITV1’s new medical drama series.
Starring James Nesbitt as a neurosurgeon, Monroe is a new medical drama series from writer Peter Bowker (Occupation, Desperate Romantics), starting at 9pm on Thursday 10th March on ITV1.