Baptiste star Talisa García, Good Omens star Elizabeth Berrington, Point Blank's Christian Cooke and I May Destroy You's Karan Gill have all been announced for the series, which began filming in Spain in January.
The synopsis for the series teases: "As Sam has sought a low-key life, Bert’s release from a Spanish prison for compassionate reasons reignites her ambition for one final, significant score. On the pretext of one final, multi-million-pound art heist, Bert attempts to lure Sam out of retirement, but at what cost?"
It continues: "Can Sam stay one step ahead of her former friend, who is clearly capable of treachery? Or will the push and pull of their toxic friendship see them both ruined before they are able to pull off the job?"
Meanwhile, Gill plays Bilal, "an idiosyncratic Bradford loner" who also happens to be the world’s greatest forger, and Cooke takes on the role of Deegs, a money lender who tracks Bilal to Spain.
The cast is rounded out by Thais Martin (Coolie), Kate Fleetwood (Harlots) and Javier Taboada (The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon).
Frauds will air on ITV1 and ITVX later in 2025.
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