So, I had spent time in Leeds, I've got a couple of friends up there, but I hadn't been back for a while. He said: “My mum's from Dewsbury which isn't too far from Leeds. Similar to some of his other co-stars he has ties to Leeds and Yorkshire. While Cold Feet star and presenter Ceallach Spellman will appear as Donal McHugh in Better. Take our quiz to find out which Happy Valley character you are - if you can't see it, click here. I'm actually staying right in the centre of Leeds, and it is pretty wild on a weekend, it's a thriving city.” “It's a great place to work and there's never a dull moment. Most of us are all from up north and it's just lovely, it's a big family. “Leeds is a great city and the local crew have been brilliant. So, it's lovely to be up north and to be near home for a while. Sam added: “I'm a local lad, I'm from York originally, but I know Leeds very well and I spent a lot of time here as a kid. We went for some ‘family meals’ in Leeds to try and build the sense of familial bonding between us.” Zak was a delight, so open and warm and easy to connect with. Leila said: “Sam and I had an instant banter, we shared a sense of humour, which was great and really good at building the sense of the marriage that has been going on for years. Leila Farzad and Andrew Buchan will star in new BBC crime drama Better which has been filmed in Leeds and across West Yorkshire Leila, who you might recognise from I Hate Suzie and Avenue 5, said those playing Lou’s family Zake Ford Williams, cast as her son Owen, and Sam Edward Cook, who plays husband Ceri, went out as a three in Leeds to prepare for their roles. Viewers based in Leeds and Yorkshire will likely recognise many of the filming locations of Better, which always stars Charley Webb in her first role since leaving Emmerdale, and its stars have spoken about the fun they’ve had making the show in the region.
For her, it will hopefully come in the shape of bringing down Col McHugh, played Andrew Buchan, who previously she came to care for like a brother to her but is now head of Leeds criminal underworld. Viewers will follow DI Lou Slack, played by Leila Farzad, and her battle to find redemption. Read more: ITV's Yorkshire Ripper drama filming in Leeds BBC publicity suggests the cop drama is set in a world where everyone has their own version of ‘right’ and ‘wrong’. Lots are now looking for something to replace it and the BBC are sticking to the formula by offering another hard-hitting drama set in Yorkshire.īetter, set and shot entirely in Leeds and West Yorkshire, explores the complex bonds of loyalty and family.
Yes, it still doesn’t feel right that after three series and a thrilling conclusion, which aired on Sunday evening, Happy Valley is no more. Many of us are still devastated Happy Valley has come to an end but there’s a new gritty Yorkshire-based BBC crime drama looking to replace it.
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