Jill Halfpenny’s tense new UK thriller gets mysterious teaser ahead of release: “People don’t just disappear”

The intriguing new teaser for the television series “Feud,” featuring Jill Halfpenny and Larry Lamb, has been unveiled prior to its debut on screen.

In this six-part drama, we follow the lives of a peaceful suburban neighborhood’s residents. However, underlying frictions erupt when one household announces plans for expanding their home. Their neighbors’ vocal dissatisfaction triggers a wave of distrust among them…

Before the series premieres on April 14th, a sneak peek of the show has been unveiled by Radio Times. This brief clip features Emma (played by Halfpenny) and Barbara (portrayed by Tessa Peake-Jones), where they discuss and propose their plans for the first time.

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Even though Emma had told Barbara that the extension work wouldn’t interfere with her property, Barbara’s reactions after a casual comment made to a person named Marcus left Emma and her friend Sonia (Amy Nutall) taken aback.

In simpler terms, the character being referred to in this context is Marcus.

Alongside those previously mentioned actors, The Feud also features Jamie-Lee O’Donnell, Ray Fearon, James Fleet, Alex Macqueen, and Rupert Penry-Jones. Notably, Penry-Jones takes on the role of Emma’s husband John in this production.

In the synopsis, as concerns about the plans escalate, hidden dangers and potentially lethal secrets come to light. Shrouded in suspicion, “The Feud” portrays how Emma’s ambitious goal transforms into an all-consuming obsession, paranoia, and terror.

In the narrative of this show I’m diving into, one choice I make seems to trigger a chain reaction with outcomes I could never have predicted – not just for me, but also for my neighbors on the street. This compelling tale is penned and brought to life by Aschlin Ditta.

Beyond just revealing a tense preview, they’ve also unveiled a trailer for the series, which highlights Emma’s early doubts and subsequent confrontations with her neighbors as tensions escalate. The trailer suggests that no one can be fully trusted, as hinted by the catchy tagline: “Hate thy neighbor.

The Feud premieres on 5 on Monday at 9pm.

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2025-04-10 23:19

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