Directed by:
Kieron HawkesScreenplay:
Tom EdgeCinematography:
Gary ShawComposer:
Adrian JohnstonCast:
Tom Burke, Holliday Grainger, Monica Dolan, Kerr Logan, Tim McInnerny, Natasha O'Keeffe, Peter Sullivan, Jeremy Swift, Lia Williams, Tamsin Topolski (more)Episodes(2)
Reviews (2)
“Anyone who takes their own life over a bit of criticism shouldn’t be in the business.” The plot from a harsh environment that Robert Galbraith knows intimately, even without being as famous as Rowling. With his biting sarcasm, the character of writer Andrew Fancourt (Peter Sullivan) is intriguing, and I remain undecided whether the central duo’s sensitive nature and lack of negative traits bore or entertain me. This Poirot-like resolution features two against one, with the killer joining in out of curiosity.
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Even though it's better than the first season, I still think it's not quite there yet, that it hasn't quite completely captivated me through its characters, although it is true that Robin and Cormoran are a good team. At times, however, I feel like the final denouements are so forced that while they fit, they’re not as graceful as in the old detective stories.
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