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Graham and co-star Hannah Walters' Matriarch Productions is behind the five-part sequel about the cut-throat world of high-end restaurants alongside Ascendant ...

Picking up six months from where the film ended, when Graham’s character Andy was lying crumpled on the floor having collapsed, the series will follow Andy’s former Sous Chef Carly (Vinette Robinson) as Head Chef at her own restaurant. Other execs are Hester Ruoff, Bart Ruspoli, Cummings, Barantini and Rebecca Ferguson. The project is Made Up’s debut TV series.

The Line of Duty star opened up about starring in the Neo-Nazi true-life drama.

The actor is also known for the hit film Boiling Point, which earned him a BAFTA nomination for Best Actor. Stephen plays Matthew Collins, a Hope Not Hate activist and investigative journalist who spends his time trying to prevent people from joining far-right groups – the very ones he was once a part of. It is a wonderful piece and what I really like is being part of something that puts a mirror up to society.

The one-take kitchen drama is coming to the small screen. Read more at Empire.

[Boiling Point](https://www.empireonline.com/movies/reviews/boiling-point/) is set to become a full series on the BBC. "I am so proud to be using our series as a vehicle to tell those stories with a cast of characters that we have already fallen in love with. "Although we have hung up our feature-length one-shot boots, our audiences can still be excited by extraordinarily lengthy shots and camera techniques that will complement the pure naturalism that was the essence and soul of the film."

Actor Stephen Graham has said he was once mistaken for the first winner of Big Brother, Shropshire's Craig Phillips.

“And I thought she was being really kind. “It is a wonderful piece and what I really like is being part of something that puts a mirror up to society. He said: “One of the supporting artists – thought I was someone else and said, ‘You are doing really well for yourself.’

S. tephen Graham will return to his role in restaurant drama Boiling Point with a new five-part series based on the film. The 49-year-old actor will play Andy ...

Food will fly and tears will fall!” Vinette Robinson as Carly and Stephen Graham as Andy in Boiling Point (Christian Black/PA) [tephen Graham](/topic/stephen-graham) will return to his role in restaurant drama Boiling Point with a new five-part series based on the film.

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Stephen Graham will return to his role in restaurant drama Boiling Point with a new five-part series based on the film.

The five-part follow-up Boiling Point series will air on the BBC. Boiling Point writer James Cummings said: ‘The response to our film has been incredible and hearing the way it has resonated with people in the hospitality industry has been nothing short of amazing. Husband and wife Stephen and Hannah, are teaming up to act as executive producers of the show, and promise the series will be a ‘rollercoaster of feelings and emotions’ and a ride you will want to ‘keep getting back on.’ The original Boiling Point film took home four Bifa wins, two National Film Awards and four Taormina Film Festival Awards. Stephen Graham will return to his role in restaurant drama Boiling Point with a new five-part series based on the film. They added they hope the series ‘will keep the audience gripped, intrigued and involved in each of the character’s journeys.’

The creative team — including director Philip Barantini, writer James Cummings and producers Hester Ruoff and Bart Ruspoli — will also work on the five-part ...

It will be executive produced by Ruoff and Ruspoli for Ascendant Fox, Walters and Graham for Matriarch Productions, Barantini for Made Up Productions, Rebecca Ferguson for the BBC, and Cummings. “The response to our film has been incredible and hearing the way it has resonated with people in the hospitality industry has been nothing short of amazing. Restaurants are an intersection of different people from different backgrounds, all dealing with a variety of social issues — and I am so proud to be using our series as a vehicle to tell those stories with a cast of characters that we have already fallen in love with. We have a fantastic team of creative collaborators in Hannah, Stephen, Phil and James and the BBC, and BBC Studios are the perfect partners to bring Boiling Point to an even larger global audience.” The series producer is Graham Drover. Our aim is to make powerful drama which reflects social realism, raising real-life issues which have an effect on each and every one of us.” “We were blown away by the worldwide success of the film and are really excited to bring Boiling Point back as a series for television,” said Ruspoli and Ruoff, who executive produce for Ascendant Fox. When it was first released in 2021, Boiling Point was met with huge critical acclaim and nominated worldwide for over 20 awards in multiple categories, including four BAFTA nominations and 11 BIFA nominations, delivering four BIFA wins, two National Film Awards and four Taormina Film Festival Awards. Both Graham and Walters will also exec produce once more for their own Matriarch Productions (the film marked its first-ever production). “When we made the Boiling Point feature film, there were so many ideas left on the whiteboard that it always felt like a possibility we would come back to this world,” added writer Cummings. It was released in the U.S. “The incredible reaction to the film, its story and specifically the characters along with the huge desire to know more and delve deeper into their worlds has led us to create a drama series with the BBC in which we will keep the audience gripped, intrigued and involved in each of the characters’ journeys,” said Graham and Walters.

Picking up six months from where the film left off, the five-part series will see Sous Chef Carly (Vinette Robinson) as Head Chef at her own restaurant, with ...

“Although we have hung up our feature-length one-shot boots, our audiences can still be excited by extraordinarily lengthy shots and camera techniques that will complement the pure naturalism that was the essence and soul of the film,” Graham and Walters said. “I am so thrilled to bring Boiling Point to the small screen, enabling us to explore some of our wonderful characters further,” Barantini stated. However, Graham and Walters have confirmed the series won’t be using the same process.

Graham's supporting artist was surprised Craig Phillips, 51, the original winner of the reality TV show, had become an actor.

“And I thought she was being really kind. He said: “One of the supporting artists – thought I was someone else and said, ‘You are doing really well for yourself.’ The 49-year-old star of films such as Snatch and The Irishman said one of his supporting artists thought he was the bricklayer turned TV personality Phillips.

Graham's supporting artist was surprised Craig Phillips, 51, the original winner of the reality TV show, had become an actor.

“And I thought she was being really kind. He said: “One of the supporting artists – thought I was someone else and said, ‘You are doing really well for yourself.’ The 49-year-old star of films such as Snatch and The Irishman said one of his supporting artists thought he was the bricklayer turned TV personality Phillips.

Stephen Graham's movie Boiling Point is getting a TV adaptation for the BBC.

[where the film ended](https://www.digitalspy.com/movies/a39501701/boiling-point-ending-explained-andy-alive-dead/). Director Philip Barantini is also returning to helm the first two episodes. [Boiling Point](https://www.digitalspy.com/movies/trailers/a37928966/stephen-graham-boiling-point-trailer/) is getting a TV adaptation for the BBC.

Stephen Graham's BAFTA-nominated Boiling Point is getting a follow-up BBC series after the success of the feature film.

Our aim is to make powerful drama which reflects social realism, raising real-life issues which have an effect on each and every one of us.” Because frankly, we can’t wait. “The incredible reaction to the film, its story and specifically the characters along with the huge desire to know more and delve deeper into their worlds has led us to create a drama series with the BBC in which we will keep the audience gripped, intrigued and involved in each of the characters’ journeys,” said Graham and Walters of the upcoming series. [dramas](https://www.stylist.co.uk/tag/drama) in 2021 (Crossfire, Vigil and [Line of Duty](https://www.stylist.co.uk/tag/line-of-duty) to name a few) but many of us will also remember [Boiling Point](https://www.stylist.co.uk/entertainment/film/boiling-point-netflix-thriller-stephen-graham-reactions/639218), the explosive one-shot restaurant drama that gave [Stephen Graham](https://www.stylist.co.uk/tag/stephen-graham) his first ever (and much deserved) Bafta-nomination for best actor. [The Hollywood Reporter](https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-news/boiling-point-tv-series-stephen-graham-1235246076/), the project will pick up six months on from where the film left off, with sous chef Carly (Vinette Robinson) now head chef at her own restaurant, and many of the feature’s original cast – including Graham as Andy and Hannah Walters as Emily — reprising their roles alongside her. [BBC](https://www.stylist.co.uk/tag/bbc) series.

Stephen Graham's film 'Boiling Point' (2021) is being adapted for a series for BBC and will feature Stephen Graham himself in it. Reports say that many of ...

The views expressed here are that of the respective authors/ entities and do not represent the views of Economic Times (ET). The film's soul is all about the natural purity of the characters' performances, blended with the camera techniques. [BBC](/topic/bbc)by the makers. [finance](/definition/finance)and personal egos. The story is about Andy Jones, a head chef, running a restaurant in London. With numerous problems from behavioural to