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We're seriously looking forward to this one July 17, 2019 - 11:44 BST Emmy Griffiths An all-star cast has been announced for the BBC adaptation of David Nicholls' bestselling novel, Us, and it has been revealed that the The Night Manager star Tom Hollander will play the lead role of Douglas Petersen. The novel follows Douglas, who is left shocked when his wife Connie tells him that she isn't sure about their marriage anymore.
Filming has already begun for the upcoming four-part miniseries, and will take place in locations around Europe including Amsterdam, Barcelona, Paris and Venice. The controller of BBC Drama, Piers Wenger, said: "We feel so honoured to be bringing David's beautiful novel to BBC One and to have the brilliant Tom Hollander and Saskia Reeves playing the leading roles.
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