All the book-based movies and TV shows featuring David Morrissey, ranked

When Henry Dashwood dies, he leaves his entire fortune and his home, Norland Park, to his son John. However, John’s wife, Fanny, convinces him to make a much smaller provision than he had originally intended. In addition, they will have to leave Norland Park as it now belongs to John Dashwood. She and her daughters decide to leave Norland immediately.

The series delves into the intense five-year manhunt for the notorious serial killer Peter Sutcliffe, widely recognized as The Yorkshire Ripper. Sutcliffe was found guilty of murdering 13 women and trying to kill seven more between 1975 and 1980.

A girl goes missing. Commissioner Jobson discovers alarming similarities with the case of Clare Kemplay in 1974. Remorse haunts him as he and his colleagues contributed to imprisoning the wrong man, the young Michael Myshkin. Lawyer John Piggott attempts to prove Myshkin’s innocence, confronting a corrupt system.

The drama tells the story of John Lennon’s teenage years from 1955 to 1960. John was separated from his mother, Julia Lennon, when he was five. He was brought up by his aunt and uncle, Mimi and George Smith, as their own son. He learns the truth at George’s funeral, becomes curious and seeks out his mother. John becomes obsessed with rock ‘n’ roll music during a visit to Blackpool with Julia.

The Ripper has tyrannized Yorkshire for six long years. Inspector Peter Hunter is brought from Manchester by the Ministry of Interior to conduct a review of the investigation thus far. Hunter is determined not to leave without results, even if he cannot trust anyone.

Although Harlan Draka is a Dampyr—a hybrid between a human and a vampire—he is unaware of this. He will soon have to confront his abilities in order to eliminate a dreadful Master of the Night.

Yorkshire, United Kingdom, 1974. A young and inexperienced journalist, Eddie Dunford, tries to follow the news through the increasingly complex maze of lies and deception that dominates the police investigation into a series of girls’ kidnappings. He will soon discover that the truth in Yorkshire is an irreversible path. And the price to be paid is very high.

King Henry VIII’s marriage to Catherine of Aragon is troubled as she has not produced a living male heir to the throne, having only one surviving child, Mary. Fearing Anne will ruin their family by marrying such a prominent earl without the king’s consent, Mary alerts her father and uncle.

Dan Starkey is an unassuming house painter, but he becomes the target of both the police and the criminals when he stumbles upon a group of counterfeiters. As the series unfolds, Dan must navigate the dangerous and complex world of espionage, deceit, and crime, all while trying to clear his name and protect his loved ones.

Advertising executive Charles Schine’s marriage to his wife Deanna is deteriorating, and his daughter Amy suffers from diabetes, requiring expensive medication. Charles embezzles $10,000 from his company and he and Winston plot to get the drop on LaRoche at his specified meeting location.

Two women meet their demise within hours of each other near St. Pancras station, each falling victim to distinct methods of murder. As Detective Inspector Thorne delves into the investigation, a link emerges with two previous murders that occurred months earlier, all sharing the same day. The realization strikes that a sinister partnership between two serial killers may be unfolding.

In present-day Scotland, an American tourist couple go into a bar where they meet an old man who, per their request, tells them a story about the Loch Ness Monster and how the fake photo came about. Angus’ father Charles is a sailor in the Royal Navy and has been missing since his ship was sunk in the war almost a year ago; Angus is unable to accept that it is unlikely he will ever come home.