Kim Cattrall, Ed Harris, and Johnny Flynn in New BBC Audio Series
- Kim Cattrall, Ed Harris, and Johnny Flynn are set to star in the new BBC audio series titled 'Central Intelligence'.
- This casting announcement highlights the involvement of notable actors in a growing trend of audio storytelling.
- Fans of the actors and audio format can look forward to the series with anticipation.
July 30 (UPI) — The BBC has announced that actors Kim Cattrall, Ed Harris, and Johnny Flynn will star in its upcoming audio series, "Central Intelligence." The series, which is set to premiere on September 13, explores the history of the CIA through the eyes of Eloise Page, portrayed by Cattrall. Page, who joined the agency on its first day in 1947, is depicted as one of the most influential women in the CIA's early years. In a press release, the BBC described the 10-part scripted podcast as a narrative that takes listeners through significant world events that shaped Page's career. The story also delves into her relationships with key figures in the CIA, including Allen Dulles, played by Harris, and Richard Helms, portrayed by Flynn. The series aims to provide an insider's perspective on the agency's evolution during a tumultuous period in history. Cattrall, best known for her role in "Sex and the City," expressed her enthusiasm for the project, calling it a "well-written, factual and entertaining history" of the CIA. She highlighted the human elements of the story, which include various challenges and successes faced by the agency during its formative years and the Cold War. The collaboration of these talented actors promises to bring a compelling narrative to life, offering audiences a unique glimpse into the complexities of intelligence work and the personal stories behind it.