Jason Watkins and Robson Green tease psychologically twisty cat-and-mouse thriller
"It's a game where these two men are almost stalking each other."
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A chilling psychological thriller is joining Channel 5's extensive library, led by Jason Watkins and Robson Green.
The two actors will star in Catch You Later, in which Watkins plays a retired police detective who is haunted by one case he failed to solve - a stalker who toyed with his victims before eventually killing them.
As Huw attempts to settle into retirement, he is shaken when Patrick Harbottle (Green) moves in next door and says "catch you later", making Huw more determined than ever to nab the killer.
"The cast and mouse dynamic is really good," Watkins told Deadline. "It's a game where these two men are almost stalking each other," Green added.
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Channel 5 has described the dynamic between the pair as a "high-stakes game of psychological chess between the two neighbours", as Huw's obsession may push him close to the brink.
"The way Patrick says 'catch you later' triggers something within Huw, who thinks he has his man," Green told the publication.
"Patrick is over-friendly, and Huw feels everything is not quite what it seems. Very quickly you realise there is a game being played, but is Patrick a stalker and is Huw on the right track or spiralling out of control psychologically?"
He continued: "The amazing thing that plays out in this series is the capitulation of Huw, played beautifully by Jason, and whether Patrick is just a friendly guy concerned about his welfare, or if he is psychologically torturing him.
"The audience will wonder what his motives are."
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Sunetra Sarker also stars as Huw's wife, as his family suffer as he goes down the rabbit hole of the criminal that once plagued his career.
Robson Green previously teased this role to RadioTimes.com and other press in early 2024, revealing he would be exercising "an acting muscle" he hadn't done "in 40 years".
"It's a beauty," he said, while keeping his lips sealed on what the role would entail. "Very dark and edgy. It's really great. I can't tell you what it is until they announce it but [it's got] some great people. It's going to be great."
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Katelyn Mensah is the Senior Entertainment Writer for Radio Times, covering all major entertainment programmes, reality TV shows and the latest hard-hitting documentaries. She previously worked at The Tab, with a focus on reality TV and showbiz news and has obtained a BA (Hons) in Journalism.