BBC's The Reckoning begins on October 9
British actor Steve Coogan has said he hopes viewers of his upcoming drama series on disgraced entertainer Jimmy Savile are reminded to “listen to victims and survivors” to avoid history repeating itself.
Read More: 7 major Emmerdale spoilers including returning favourite, new arrivals and steamy affair He noted that the series reflects how those who knew about Savile or were targeted by him often had “ostensibly low status who couldn’t change things”. The series was written by Neil McKay, whose other credits include BBC drama Four Lives about serial killer Stephen Port, and is being executive produced by Jeff Pope.
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The Reckoning, BBC One, review: As Jimmy Savile, Steve Coogan makes evil look effortlessCoogan's portrayal of the serial abuser is near flawless in this utterly harrowing and sensitively handled series
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Steve Coogan hopes his portrayal of Jimmy Savile in The Reckoning will help prevent abuseThe British actor, best known for his role as Alan Partridge, is set to star as the prolific sex offender in a four-part television series.
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