Flesh and Blood is a brand new four-part drama on ITV starring Imelda Staunton and Russell Tovey.

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Set on the Sussex coast, the series will delve into a modern family as it spirals towards a tragedy and possible crime.

Here’s everything you need to know…

When is Flesh and Blood on TV?

Flesh and Blood will begin on Monday 24th February at 9pm on ITV and will air across four consecutive nights. The next episode will air on Wednesday 26th February at 9pm.

Who’s in the cast of Flesh and Blood?

Russell Tovey (Years and Years), Claudie Blakley (Manhunt) and Lydia Leonard (Gentleman Jack) lead the cast of Flesh and Blood as siblings Jake, Helen and Natalie.

Francesca Annis (Home Fires) plays their recently widowed mother, with Stephen Rea (Dickensian) as her new love interest and Imelda Staunton (Harry Potter) as their neighbour.

Also joining the cast are Sharon Small (Trust Me), Lara Rossi (Cheat), Keir Charles (Love Actually), Vincent Regan (Victoria), David Bamber (Valkyrie), Stephanie Langton (Ransom) and Clara Indrani (Vera).

What is Flesh and Blood about?

Flesh and Blood is a four-part drama that follows three adult siblings – Helen, Jake and Natalie – whose lives are thrown into disarray when their recently widowed mother Vivien declares she’s fallen for a new man, retired GP Mark.

As Vivien nears her 70th birthday, her children’s suspicions are heightened when Mark begins to shift her priorities away from her family. Years of secrets, lies, rivalries and betrayals are unearthed and the happiness of Vivien’s 45-year marriage to her children’s father, Terry, is called into question.

The siblings’ large family home, their inheritance and the positive memories of their childhood are all suddenly thrown into doubt by the arrival of Mark, so the siblings endeavour to find out more about him.

Circumstances are made all the more complicated by the neighbour, Mary, who has lived next to Vivien for 40 years and who has an unhealthy attachment to the family’s unfolding drama.

Who created Flesh and Blood?

The drama is created and written by Sarah Williams, whose previous credits include The Long Song, Case Sensitive and Poppy Shakespeare.

Flesh and Blood is directed by BAFTA nominee Louise Hooper (Cheat, Vera, Cold Feet).

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Is there a trailer for Flesh and Blood?

Yep – watch it below...

Authors

Ellie HarrisonWriter, RadioTimes.com
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