First look at Stephen Graham in new BBC One prison drama, ‘Time’ currently being filmed in Liverpool

The first picture has been revealed of Stephen Graham starring in new BBC One drama ‘Time’, which is currently being filmed in and around Liverpool.

The pair have reunited with screenwriter Jimmy McGovern for the three-part series, described as “a visceral and high-stakes portrayal of life in the modern British penal system”.

Currently filming in and around Liverpool, Time has secured funding and support from the Liverpool Film Office through the Liverpool City Region Production Fund.

Happy Valley star Siobhan Finneran, Downton Abbey’s Sue Johnston, Hannah Walters from This Is England and Small Axe actress Nadine Marshall have also joined the cast.

Bean takes on the role of Mark Hebden, a teacher, husband and father, who killed an innocent man in an accident.

Consumed by guilt, he accepts and even welcomes his four-year sentence.

Graham plays McNally, a caring and honest prison officer who faces a choice between his principles and his love for his family after an inmate identifies his weakness.

BIG NEWS as it has been announced that @jodiecomer & @StephenGraham73 are to star together in a new Liverpool-based drama.

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— The Guide Liverpool 🌇 (@TheGuideLpool) November 27, 2020

Time is directed by Lewis Arnold and executive produced by Tom Sherry and Michael Parke for BBC Studios Production.

Jimmy McGovern

Game Of Thrones star Bean and Line Of Duty actor Graham previously appeared together in McGovern’s anthology series Accused, in which Bean played a cross-dressing English teacher.