We are super thrilled to know Holly is in a brand new project!! Not only she is back to BBC One, once again, but she will co-star Callum Turner, boyfriend to one of our wonderful affiliates, Vanessa Kirby. We are happy to know that she will finally play a more authoritarian role, a detective inspector.

UK stars Callum Turner and Holliday Grainger have been cast in Ben Chanan’s conspiracy thriller series The Capture, which is being produced by Davd Heyman’s Heyday Television and NBCUniversal International Studios for BBC One. It starts filming next month.

A timely surveillance thriller set in London, the 6×60 series follows a British soldier (Turner) whose conviction for murder in Afghanistan is successfully overturned due to flawed video evidence. However, when damming CCTV footage emerges from an incident involving the soldier in London, a detective inspector (Grainger) is drafted in to investigate in what could be a career-defining case for her.

Rising star Ben Chanan, whose credits include Cyberbully, has written and will direct and executive produce the series. David Heyman and Rosie Alison will executive produce for Heyday Television, with Tom Coan for NBCUniversal International Studios and Ben Irving for BBC One. Derek Ritchie will serve as producer. The Capture will be distributed outside the UK by NBCUniversal International Distribution.

As previously announced on J.K. Rowling/ Robert Gailbraith twitters, a new novel from the Strike series was released. To celebrate the good news, Rowling herself has announced via twitter that Tom Burke and Holliday Grainger will reprise their roles as Cormoran Strike and Robin Ellacott. The book will be separated into 4 episodes/ parts, and will air on BBC once again.

Strike’s back. Tom Burke will return as private eye Cormoran Strike and Holliday Graingeras Robin Ellacott in “Lethal White,” the latest TV adaptation of the crime thriller novel series written by J.K. Rowling under the pseudonym Robert Galbraith.

The “Lethal White” book has just been published in the U.K.; the television series will run to four parts on the BBC, which aired the previous three adaptations. Those ran on Cinemax and HBO in North America, but the U.S. partner for the new show has not been named.

What is confirmed is that “Lethal White” will feature a number of returning characters from the previous books and series, alongside several new faces.

The new story opens when a troubled young man, Billy, comes to Strike’s office to ask for help investigating a crime he thinks he witnessed as a child. Billy is mentally distressed and cannot remember many details, but for Strike there is something sincere about him and his story.

“Lethal White” follows “Strike – The Cuckoo’s Calling,” “Strike – The Silkworm,” and “Strike – Career of Evil,” all of which went out on flagship channel BBC One in the U.K.

“J.K. Rowling, once more in the guise of Robert Galbraith, has delivered another brilliant, knotty and original crime story,” said BBC drama boss Piers Wenger. “We are honored to be working with Jo, and once more with Holliday and Tom as Robin and Strike, to bring this hit series back to BBC One.”

Rowling’s Brontë Film and TV is producing. The international distributor has not been confirmed. “Lethal White” has just been published in the U.K. by Little, Brown and is already a No. 1 bestseller.