Inside No. 9: Series 6, Episode 4 - Hurry Up And Wait - British Comedy Guide (original) (raw)
Actor James is waiting for his big moment on ITV's new crime drama in a static caravan, owned by a strange family that clearly have something to hide.
Further details
Broadcast details
Date
Monday 31st May 2021
Time
9:30pm
Channel
Length
30 minutes
Cast & crew
Guest cast
Adrian Dunbar | Adrian |
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Reece Shearsmith | James |
Steve Pemberton | Stan |
Donna Preston | Bev |
Pauline McLynn | Oona |
Bhavna Limbachia | Jo |
Writing team
Reece Shearsmith | Writer |
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Steve Pemberton | Writer |
Production team
Matt Lipsey | Director |
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Adam Tandy | Producer |
Jon Plowman | Executive Producer |
Steve Pemberton | Associate Producer |
Reece Shearsmith | Associate Producer |
Frances Mable | Line Producer |
Joe Randall-Cutler | Editor |
Amy Maguire | Production Designer |
Tracey Gillham | Casting Director |
Yves Barre | Costume Designer |
Jo Houtmeyers | Make-up Designer |
Christian Henson | Composer |
Sarah Bartles-Smith | Director of Photography |
Matthew Gallagher | 1st Assistant Director |
Gregor Sharp | Commissioning Editor |
Press
What a laugh Adrian Dunbar has in Inside No 9. He plays himself, playing a cop. Not that cop - not Ted Hastings - but a detective in a true crime drama shooting in a dreary caravan park.
The crime in question is a baby-snatch from 20 years before, hardly ready-made gag material, but you know these No 9 boys - they love a macabre challenge. This week's episode, Hurry Up and Wait, is creepy enough to remind me of those old Alfred Hitchcock Presents until Dunbar bursts into the green room in a truly hideous jacket. The man has just been in Line of Duty, the biggest show around, and yet is as insecure as the next actor. Reece Shearsmith is a bit-parter playing alongside him. Dunbar nicks all of his dialogue, leaving him with just a head-nod, face unseen, and proceeds to ham it up something terrible: "I really think we've got the bastard!"