Jodie Whittaker on what drew her to “intoxicating” thriller One Night ...Middle East

Having left the TARDIS last year, and having just starred in prison drama Time, Jodie Whittaker will next be seen in One Night, an Australian thriller arriving on Paramount Plus later this week. In the series, she stars as Tess, one of three friends whose bond was almost broken by a traumatic event one night 20 years ago. The trio reunite when one of them writes a novel, the plot of which is based on the events of that night. Speaking in this week’s issue of Radio Times magazine, Whittaker explained what drew her to the series, saying: “Emily Ballou’s writing was absolute poetry. “The use of our younger versions within scenes,

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