Andrew Lincoln, best known for his role as Rick Grimes in The Walking Dead, has experience with survival scenarios. He’s now turning his attention to real-world survival stories as the narrator of a new ITV natural history series, which has been described as powerful, moving, and uplifting.
The actor narrates the six-part documentary series Force of Nature, which explores how extreme weather affects various ecosystems. Each episode highlights the struggles and resilience of animals like chimpanzees in Senegal, sea otters in California, flamingos in the Caribbean, and polar bears in the Arctic.
This series, created by the award-winning production company Plimsoll Productions (which is now part of ITV Studios), took three years to develop and will be released later this year.
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This series focuses on the stories of individual animals to show how wildlife survives and recovers from extreme weather events like hurricanes, floods, droughts, and wildfires.
Lincoln stated that Force of Nature is a truly unique series, unlike anything he’s worked on before. He explained that the documentary captures something special that sets it apart from other nature series.
The team beautifully captured the stunning wildlife, showcasing it in all its splendor. It’s a rare privilege to see these animals so intimately, and it offers a powerful glimpse into the daily struggles of the natural world.
This show offers a unique look at how weather truly affects animals around the globe – something other wildlife documentaries haven’t fully explored.
ITV Factual Controller Jo Clinton Davis announced the network is thrilled to premiere a stunning new series, produced by Plimsoll Productions, that explores the fascinating and constantly evolving world of animals.
Filming this show was a huge undertaking, spanning three years and incredibly challenging locations. Andrew Lincoln’s narration beautifully enhances this captivating television series.
Mark Brownlow, head of Natural History at Plimsoll Productions, described their new series, Force of Nature, as telling the defining story of our era.
Having produced Blue Planet 2 and executive produced Frozen Planet 2, Brownlow believes this new series is even more significant, tackling what he considers the most crucial issue facing us today.
Everyone is impacted by increasingly severe weather. This film shares the inspiring story of animals bravely facing these dramatic events. It’s a heartwarming and exciting adventure that will immediately grab your attention!
Force of Nature is coming to ITV1, ITVX and the ARD Group, later this year.
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