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Filming wrapped last week on 'Darklands' a crime drama series set in Bray, which will air on Virgin TV in the autumn. Brutal: Mark O’Halloran in ‘Darklands’, co-written by Adam Coates, brother of gang leader Shane CoatesThe brother of one of Ireland's notorious gangsters, Shane Coates, has used his sibling's life as the inspiration for a new big-budget TV crime drama 'Darklands'. I mean, sure you make money but it’s high risk.“You can get a bullet or a knife and then that’s it. He said they were keen not to glamorise organised crime but to depict the brutal realities of it. Adam Coates, whose brother was the leader of the notorious Dublin crime gang the Westies, co-wrote the six-part drama series set in Bray with Mark O'Connor. Shock as racist and homophobic graffiti sprayed across Bray 'Inevitably you are going to get compared to Love/Hate' - we go behind the scenes on new crime drama Darklands The stretch between now and Christmas can be dreary, but at least the films and TV shows tend to be good. Normal People remains a strong theme at BAFTAs as Aisling Bea jokes she is Paul Mescal's 'butt double' Why Darklands is much more than just 'the new Love/Hate' Virgin Media’s gritty new drama blends MMA and an exploration of why people join gangs Mon, Oct 7, 2019, 06:00 'We set in Bray to make it different to other gangland shows that might be in the inner city, so you have the scope with Ireland and the Wicklow hills and everything and you've got the big shots of the Sugarloaf, but that's mixed with the urban gritty stuff,' said O'Connor.On the final day of filming last Tuesday, the action was taking place in the Bray Head Fishing & Social Club, as well as along Strand Road and on Bray Head. Mark O'Connor also co-wrote the six-episode drama, alongside Adam Coates. Grants awarded to those combating digital poverty Set amidst a gang war in Bray, young aspiring MMA fighter Damien Dunne (Dane Whyte O'Hara), is pulled unwittingly into a world of organised crime. "It's brutal, it's dangerous and it's something that's very risky. Click here and start watching the full episode in seconds. ; Name *
Their bodies were eventually found in July 2006 under six tonnes of concrete in an industrial estate outside Torrevieja. "We wanted to show the real horror of gangland because in the past, it has been glorified but we wanted to show it for how it is," he said. His brother is missing, and Damien is in his final year of school.The cast of the six-part drama includes newcomers like O'Hara, as well as more established actors including Judith Roddy (Derry Girls, The Fall) and Mark O'Halloran (The Virtues, Devils).
True crime: 'Darklands' series inspired by real lifeGoing out or staying in? A young MMA fighter with dreams of escaping his tough neighborhood is drawn into a dangerous world of drug gangs and violence when his brother goes missing. First look at Brendan Gleeson as Donald Trump in TV drama The Comey Rule "Adam, a writer and actor, said they originally wanted to call the show Chrysalis as it depicts the “metamorphosis of a young innocent person into a gangster”.“We wanted to explore the different reasons for why young people get into crime.“Some of it is aspirational, some of it is desperation, some of it is because they don’t have any other options,” he said.“They don’t have an education and some are just bred into it, they’re born into families they are involved in crime.”Members of the media got the first glimpse of Virgin Media’s new crime show at a screening at Smithfield’s IFI yesterday.Adam, who studied TV and film at college, was joined by members of his family.He said it was the “first time” that any of them had seen the finished product and said he didn’t think they would be put out by the portrayal.“They’re happy that something good has happened out of all the bad in the past,” he said.“Like I said, crime is glamorised a lot, and a lot of people I know and knew growing up look at criminals like they’re celebrities and look at them like they are something to aspire to.“I want to show it’s a dangerous world. Wij willen hier een beschrijving geven, maar de site die u nu bekijkt staat dit niet toe. Both writers said they used their own real-life experiences when it came to creating the hard-hitting series for Virgin Media about a young MMA fighter Damien Dunne (16), played by rising star Dane Whyte O'Hara, whose brother Wes goes missing after getting embroiled in criminality. 35 top film releases, TV shows, gigs and albums to enjoy this autumn
Filming wrapped last week on 'Darklands' a crime drama series set in Bray, which will air on Virgin TV in the autumn. Brutal: Mark O’Halloran in ‘Darklands’, co-written by Adam Coates, brother of gang leader Shane CoatesThe brother of one of Ireland's notorious gangsters, Shane Coates, has used his sibling's life as the inspiration for a new big-budget TV crime drama 'Darklands'. I mean, sure you make money but it’s high risk.“You can get a bullet or a knife and then that’s it. He said they were keen not to glamorise organised crime but to depict the brutal realities of it. Adam Coates, whose brother was the leader of the notorious Dublin crime gang the Westies, co-wrote the six-part drama series set in Bray with Mark O'Connor. Shock as racist and homophobic graffiti sprayed across Bray 'Inevitably you are going to get compared to Love/Hate' - we go behind the scenes on new crime drama Darklands The stretch between now and Christmas can be dreary, but at least the films and TV shows tend to be good. Normal People remains a strong theme at BAFTAs as Aisling Bea jokes she is Paul Mescal's 'butt double' Why Darklands is much more than just 'the new Love/Hate' Virgin Media’s gritty new drama blends MMA and an exploration of why people join gangs Mon, Oct 7, 2019, 06:00 'We set in Bray to make it different to other gangland shows that might be in the inner city, so you have the scope with Ireland and the Wicklow hills and everything and you've got the big shots of the Sugarloaf, but that's mixed with the urban gritty stuff,' said O'Connor.On the final day of filming last Tuesday, the action was taking place in the Bray Head Fishing & Social Club, as well as along Strand Road and on Bray Head. Mark O'Connor also co-wrote the six-episode drama, alongside Adam Coates. Grants awarded to those combating digital poverty Set amidst a gang war in Bray, young aspiring MMA fighter Damien Dunne (Dane Whyte O'Hara), is pulled unwittingly into a world of organised crime. "It's brutal, it's dangerous and it's something that's very risky. Click here and start watching the full episode in seconds. ; Name *
Their bodies were eventually found in July 2006 under six tonnes of concrete in an industrial estate outside Torrevieja. "We wanted to show the real horror of gangland because in the past, it has been glorified but we wanted to show it for how it is," he said. His brother is missing, and Damien is in his final year of school.The cast of the six-part drama includes newcomers like O'Hara, as well as more established actors including Judith Roddy (Derry Girls, The Fall) and Mark O'Halloran (The Virtues, Devils).
True crime: 'Darklands' series inspired by real lifeGoing out or staying in? A young MMA fighter with dreams of escaping his tough neighborhood is drawn into a dangerous world of drug gangs and violence when his brother goes missing. First look at Brendan Gleeson as Donald Trump in TV drama The Comey Rule "Adam, a writer and actor, said they originally wanted to call the show Chrysalis as it depicts the “metamorphosis of a young innocent person into a gangster”.“We wanted to explore the different reasons for why young people get into crime.“Some of it is aspirational, some of it is desperation, some of it is because they don’t have any other options,” he said.“They don’t have an education and some are just bred into it, they’re born into families they are involved in crime.”Members of the media got the first glimpse of Virgin Media’s new crime show at a screening at Smithfield’s IFI yesterday.Adam, who studied TV and film at college, was joined by members of his family.He said it was the “first time” that any of them had seen the finished product and said he didn’t think they would be put out by the portrayal.“They’re happy that something good has happened out of all the bad in the past,” he said.“Like I said, crime is glamorised a lot, and a lot of people I know and knew growing up look at criminals like they’re celebrities and look at them like they are something to aspire to.“I want to show it’s a dangerous world. Wij willen hier een beschrijving geven, maar de site die u nu bekijkt staat dit niet toe. Both writers said they used their own real-life experiences when it came to creating the hard-hitting series for Virgin Media about a young MMA fighter Damien Dunne (16), played by rising star Dane Whyte O'Hara, whose brother Wes goes missing after getting embroiled in criminality. 35 top film releases, TV shows, gigs and albums to enjoy this autumn