Jamaican writer Marlon James ventures into television with Get Millie Black, an eight-episode mystery crime series starring Tamara Lawrance. The series premieres on HBO on November 25.
Marlon James, a Booker Prize-winning author, debuts his first television series, Get Millie Black. Known for his bestselling novel Black Leopard, Red Wolf, James shifts his storytelling to crime drama.
Storyline
Get Millie Black follows Millie-Jean Black, a former Scotland Yard detective, played by Tamara Lawrance. After leaving her job under difficult circumstances, Black returns to Jamaica to solve missing person cases. Her investigations uncover dangerous criminal activities in Kingston.
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Cast and Characters
Tamara Lawrance stars as Millie Black. Gershwyn Eustache Jr. plays Curtis, her investigative partner. Joe Dempsie portrays Luke Holborn, a Scotland Yard detective. The show includes Chyna McQueen, Peter John Thwaites and Nestor Aaron Absera in supporting roles.
Production Team
The series is created by Marlon James and produced by Motive Pictures. Executive producers include Jami O’Brien, Simon Maxwell and Tanya Hamilton. Directors include Hamilton, Annetta Laufer and Jean Lucky Herbulot, while writers like Joshua St. Johnson and Theresa Ikoko contributed to the scripts.
Premiere Date, Time and Where to Watch
The series premieres on HBO on November 25 at 9 PM ET. It will also be available for streaming on Max. In the UK, it airs on Channel 4.
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Trailer
Here is the trailer.
The show follows a former detective investigating missing person cases in Jamaica, uncovering criminal networks that endanger her safety and mental health.
When and where can viewers watch Get Millie Black?
The series premieres on HBO on November 25 at 9 PM ET and streams on Max. It airs on Channel 4 in the UK.
Marlon James, a Booker Prize-winning author, debuts his first television series, Get Millie Black. Known for his bestselling novel Black Leopard, Red Wolf, James shifts his storytelling to crime drama.
Storyline
Get Millie Black follows Millie-Jean Black, a former Scotland Yard detective, played by Tamara Lawrance. After leaving her job under difficult circumstances, Black returns to Jamaica to solve missing person cases. Her investigations uncover dangerous criminal activities in Kingston.Also Read : This couple has been dubbed as the new Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift; here's all you need to know about them
Cast and Characters
Tamara Lawrance stars as Millie Black. Gershwyn Eustache Jr. plays Curtis, her investigative partner. Joe Dempsie portrays Luke Holborn, a Scotland Yard detective. The show includes Chyna McQueen, Peter John Thwaites and Nestor Aaron Absera in supporting roles.Production Team
The series is created by Marlon James and produced by Motive Pictures. Executive producers include Jami O’Brien, Simon Maxwell and Tanya Hamilton. Directors include Hamilton, Annetta Laufer and Jean Lucky Herbulot, while writers like Joshua St. Johnson and Theresa Ikoko contributed to the scripts.Premiere Date, Time and Where to Watch
The series premieres on HBO on November 25 at 9 PM ET. It will also be available for streaming on Max. In the UK, it airs on Channel 4.Also Read : Jentry Chau vs The Underworld: See release date, trailer, plot, production, where to watch, cast and characters
Trailer
Here is the trailer.FAQs
What is Get Millie Black about?The show follows a former detective investigating missing person cases in Jamaica, uncovering criminal networks that endanger her safety and mental health.
When and where can viewers watch Get Millie Black?
The series premieres on HBO on November 25 at 9 PM ET and streams on Max. It airs on Channel 4 in the UK.
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