Gemma Whelan Teases Future of ITV's The Tower Ahead of Series Three Launch
- Lead actress Gemma Whelan hints at a potential fourth series for The Tower TV show.
- The popular ITV drama is currently airing its third series.
- Viewers can look forward to more suspense and drama in the future.
Gemma Whelan, known for her role as Yara Greyjoy in HBO's Game of Thrones, has hinted at the future of ITV's crime drama The Tower as the highly anticipated third season prepares to launch. The new series, titled The Tower 3: Gallowstree Lane, will see Whelan reprising her role as DS Sarah Collins, who is tasked with investigating the stabbing of a teenage boy. The series is based on the third novel by author Kate London and adapted by screenwriter Patrick Harbinson, known for his work on acclaimed shows like Homeland and 24. Despite the third season yet to air, Whelan expressed enthusiasm for a potential fourth season, stating that the cast and crew are eager to continue the story. She emphasized her hopes that viewers will tune in, sending positive vibes to ITV for the show's future. Meanwhile, Patrick Harbinson, the writer and executive producer, revealed that he has already begun writing the first episode of a potential fourth season, indicating a strong desire to explore more compelling narratives within the series. The upcoming season promises high-stakes drama, focusing on themes of drugs and gangs, with significant character developments for both Sarah and her colleague Lizzie, played by BAFTA-nominated Tahirah Sharif. Harbinson expressed gratitude to ITV for commissioning the third series, asserting that Gallowstree Lane will deliver gripping and heart-wrenching stories, potentially making it the best season yet. The cast also includes returning actors Jimmy Akingbola and Emmett J Scanlan, ensuring a familiar and talented ensemble.