One for The Split fans! Sherwood star’s new British legal drama confirms new cast bringing “grit” and “warmth”

It’s been officially announced that Channel 4 will feature David Harewood, known for his roles in “Sherwood” and “Homeland”, as part of the cast in their upcoming legal drama titled “Pierre“.

In the latest legal series, reminiscent of “The Split,” Harewood takes on the role of Pierre, a West London solicitor working on duty, while Michele Austin, known for her work in “Hard Truths,” portrays Pierre’s managing partner, Charlotte Manners.

Additionally, we have Jason Flemyng, Dean-Charles Chapman, Nikkita Chadha, Christopher Fairbank, Sara Powell, and Cherrelle Skeete joining the production. Also, we welcome fresh faces Dylan Ennis and Ezrae Maye to our cast.

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Under the direction of Sarmad Masud, an as-yet undated upcoming series is being worked on. Playwright Roy Williams and John Donnelly are collaborating on the script for this production.

From The Lighthouse comes a fresh, six-episode original series titled after its central character, a solicitor. This captivating drama finds our protagonist embarking on an investigation into the mysterious demise of one of his younger clients.

The summary portrays Pierre as a dynamic lawyer based in West London, known for his charisma and wit. He’s grappling with the stresses of his profession, dealing with challenges in his personal life, and struggling to stay financially afloat.

In his investigation into the questionable demise of his young African-American client, Michael, Pierre encounters obstacles that test his resilience. As he questions the police’s depiction of Michael as a criminal, he gradually exposes a chilling network of institutional corruption. When one confronts the system, it often fights back in response.

The co-writers Donnelly and Williams expressed that the series is headed by the exceptional David Harewood, showcasing a remarkable ensemble reflecting the peak of British acting prowess. They aim for viewers to share their enthusiasm for the cast, as they infuse warmth, humor, empathy, and determination into the world of Pierre.

David Harewood shared: “I’m genuinely eager to start this adventure with such talented actors. The scripts have a genuine warmth, and there’s a sense of camaraderie among us on Pierre, and we’re all delighted to be part of it.

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2025-06-03 18:49

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