The BBC drama about the 1996 IRA bombing of Manchester city centre may have had a title change. The series was announced in 2013 with the title, 'From There to Here' but we have received information today that it is now to be called 'Louder than Bombs'
A tweet from Morven Christie who will star alongside Philip in the series, announced the title change and also seems to confirm the rumours we'd been hearing of a spring airdate. (You can view a screenshot of the tweet below.)
We will wait to hear officially from the BBC though before changing anything on the site.
A tweet from Morven Christie who will star alongside Philip in the series, announced the title change and also seems to confirm the rumours we'd been hearing of a spring airdate. (You can view a screenshot of the tweet below.)
We will wait to hear officially from the BBC though before changing anything on the site.
The drama will tell the story of Daniel Cotton (played by Philip) whose life is rocked to the core when an IRA bomb rips through the city of Manchester. It is a family saga, spanning four years, from that fateful day and 'Football's Coming Home' in 1996 to New Labour sweeping to power in 1997, and finally to the hangover after the Millennium celebrations of 2000. Against the feel-good backdrop of Euro 96, it maps the emotional shockwaves generated by that bomb in the lives of two parallel families from different sides of the tracks.Also stars Liz White, Stephen Mackintosh and Bernard Hill.
