Meet the cast of new ITV thriller Our House
Martin Compston and Tuppence Middleton take the lead in this dark new ITV thriller
ITV's brand-new thriller Our House debuted last night (Monday 7th March), taking viewers on a tense, wild ride.
The four-part series stars Downton Abbey's Tuppence Middleton as a woman discovers that her belongings have been removed from her house and new occupants have moved in.
Things go from bad to worse when she is unable to contact her estranged husband Bram, played by Line of Duty's Martin Compston, or locate her missing children too.
What has gone on in the house?
Speaking exclusively to RadioTimes.com, Compston called the series "a relationship drama" at its heart and teased that "it just goes wild... it goes to places you really don't expect".
The series is adapted by Simon Ashdown from the best-selling novel of the same name by Louise Candlish, and star Buket Komur called it a "nightmarish" scenario. Colour us excited.
If you have watched the episode already, you will have likely have some thoughts on that recent cliffhanger ending - but star Martin Compston has teased that this is just the beginning.
Read on for everything you need to know about the cast of Our House.
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Our House cast: Meet the characters of ITV's dark new thriller
Tuppence Middleton plays Fi Lawson
Who is Fi? Fi is an upper-middle class woman whose life goes off the rails when she returns home one day to find her house empty and strangers moving in. Fi insists her home isn't for sale but is unable to reach her estranged husband Bram or her two missing children. As the series flashes back we learn more about Fi and Bram's marriage, as secrets are uncovered and lie revealed.
Where have I seen Tuppence Middleton before? Middleton has appeared in series including Black Mirror, Lewis and Friday Night Dinner and took on leading roles in Sense8, Dickensian and War & Peace. She has also had starring turns in films from Downton Abbey to Oscar nominees The Imitation Game and Mank.
Martin Compston plays Bram Lawson
Who is Bram? Bram is Fi's estranged husband who she caught in an act of infidelity with her neighbour and friend Merle. When they separated, Bram and Fi continued to share their home, to provide stability for their children. However, at the start of the series, Fi finds him unreachable and the kids missing.
Where have I seen Martin Compston before? Compston is perhaps best known for his role as DS Steve Arnott in Line of Duty, but has also recently appeared in starring roles in Vigil, The Nest and Traces. He has appeared in films including Mary Queen of Scots and The Aftermath.
Weruche Opia plays Merle
Who is Merle? Merle is Fi's friend and neighbour. Fi caught her in an act of infidelity with her husband Bram, which led to their estrangement.
Where have I seen Weruche Opia before? Opia has appeared in Bad Education, Top Boy and Russell T Davies' Banana. In 2020, she also appeared in Michaela Coel's I May Destroy You.
Rupert Penry-Jones plays Toby
Who is Toby? The enigmatic Toby is in a relationship with Fi following her separation from Bram.
Where have I seen Rupert Penry-Jones before? Penry-Jones is currently starring in The Batman as Mayor Don Mitchell, but he has also had roles in Whitechapel and Silk, and in Spooks as Adam Carter.
Dinita Gohil plays Lucy
Who is Lucy? Lucy claims to have bought Fi's house, despite Fi insisting it's not for sale and never was.
Where have I seen Dinita Gohil before? Gohil has appeared in Our Girl and Call the Midwife, but is perhaps best known for her role in the Steve Coogan film Greed. On the big screen she has also appeared in The Boy with the Topknot and The Snowman.
Buket Komur plays Wendy
Who is Wendy? Wendy is Bram's new mysterious and alluring partner.
Where have I seen Buket Komur before? Our House is one of Komur's first TV roles but she has appeared in the 2020 ITV series Honour alongside Keeley Hawes.
Our House starts continues nightly on ITV, with the entire series is available to stream on ITV Hub now. Check out our Drama hub for more news, interviews and features or find something to watch with our TV Guide.
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James Hibbs is a Drama Writer for Radio Times, covering programmes across both streaming platforms and linear channels. He previously worked in PR, first for a B2B agency and subsequently for international TV production company Fremantle. He possesses a BA in English and Theatre Studies and an NCTJ Level 5 Diploma in Journalism.