The six-part Cold War drama stars House of Guinness and The Nevers actor Ann Skelly and Nate Mann (Masters of the Air, Licorice Pizza) – both pictured above in an exclusive image shared with Radio Times. The Diplomat's Rory Kinnear (pictured below) also stars.
The official synopsis describes how Martha "tries her hardest to avoid detection by Friedrich, the new Stasi Head of Counterespionage against British Targets, Berlin Office".
"Finding herself caught between Friedrich and the reckless, arrogant (and incredibly attractive...) CIA operative Aaron Neeland (posing as Kurt Fischer), she is blind-sided by desire in this Cold War menage-a-trois."
"We are beyond thrilled by their inherent talent, intelligence and intuitive brilliance. They shine. And Rory Kinnear! I am in love."
The wider cast includes Oliver Cudbill (My Lady Jane, Doctors), Sonita Henry (The Chelsea Detective, Silo, Black Cake) and Victoria Mayer (Berlin Station, The Signal) as Ingrid Schimmel.
The BBC describes Honey as "tender and flirty, slick and dangerous", promising an exploration of "risky but irresistible relations" behind the Iron Curtain.
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