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Bobby Brazier teases brand new UK drama with Alexandra Burke

Emily Stedman, Janet A Leigh
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Strictly Come Dancing's Bobby Brazier has opened up about his new Paramount+ drama Curfew.

The EastEnders actor stars alongside Doctor Who's Mandip Gill, Gavin & Stacey's Larry Lamb and Stay Close actor Sarah Parish in the new UK drama, which is based on the novel After Dark by Jayne Cowie.

Curfew is set in an alternate reality where all men are bound to a strict a 7pm-7am curfew as part of 'The Women’s Safety Act', with their movements tracked by an ankle tag.

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Related: Mandip Gill and Bobby Brazier star in first-look trailer for new UK drama

Talking to Digital Spy and press at the National Television Awards, Bobby teased his latest project, which premieres on the streaming service on October 10.

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"Curfew is coming out soon, I'm not sure when exactly but I think it's going to be really good," he said.

Bobby agreed that the subject and themes of Curfew will no doubt lend itself to some interesting conversations, adding that his new show makes for "great television".

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The EastEnders actor shares the screen with former X Factor winner Alexandra Burke in the new show, who he said was a joy to work with.

"Yeah, she's lovely," he said. "She owes me a Nando's actually."

Other cast members include EastEnders legends Anita Dobson and Lucy Benjamin plus former Coronation Street star James Craven.

Bobby plays a schoolboy who is very vocal in his opposition to the curfew.

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Related: EastEnders star Bobby Brazier addresses romance speculation

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Curfew centres on veteran police officer Pamela Green (Parish) who launches a murder investigation after a woman's body is found during curfew hours on the steps of the Women’s Safety Centre.

Pamela believes the killer is a man, but her theory is initially rejected on the basis of the strict curfew system that was put in place over three years ago.

"Determined to prove a man committed this murder, Pamela’s investigation threatens to bring The Women’s Safety Act crashing down," reads the official synopsis.

"People in high places are determined to make the curfew a success and will do all it takes to prevent Pamela from discovering the truth."

Curfew will premiere on Paramount+ on October 10.


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