Andrew Haigh
as Director
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The TV series The North Water, created by Andrew Haigh and produced by an unlisted studio, first premiered on July 15, 2021 in the United Kingdom. The series spans 1 season with 5 episodes, featuring the voices of Jack O'Connell, Colin Farrell, Sam Spruell, and Roland Møller. It follows the story of A disgraced former military doctor embarks as a surgeon aboard a whaler bound for the Arctic, where his quest for redemption becomes a fight for survival. This is an Adventure, Drama, Mystery series and has received a rating of 7.6/10 from 18,982 viewers.
Andrew Haigh
as Director
Jack O'Connell
as Patrick Sumner
Colin Farrell
as Henry Drax
Sam Spruell
as Cavendish
Roland Møller
as Otto
Gary Lamont
as Webster
Philip Hill-Pearson
as McKendrick
Gerry Lynch
as Cook
Stephen Graham
as Captain Brownlee
Kieran Urquhart
as Jones
Simon Rubaudo
as Bannon
Greg Dennis
as Cooper
Magnus Constable
as Whaler
Guillaume Cotre-Roux
as Whaler
Andrés Durán
as Whaler
Andrea Glattfelber
as Whaler
Martin Rasmussen
as Whaler
Kristoffer Ronning
as Whaler
Lars Ronning
as Whaler
Andrew Haigh
as Writer
Ian McGuire
as Writer
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Castle Rock Entertainment
21 wins & 43 nominations total
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It's fimed... fine. It's dark and gritty but what isn't grimdark these days? It treats viewers like idiots. Everything is explicitly told to us, wasting the first half of the first episode in revealing the dark secrets. The details of the doctor's past are, by the time they decide we need to be actually shown it in flashback, boring and a further waste of time. I am surprised they kept to budget, with everyone chewing up the scenery so much. Really, really over-acted at every scene. Colin Farrell is perhaps the worst offender, and helped with an insane script. Your average Batman villain is less overt about their evil motivations. Oh, and telegraphs their moves less overtly. The degree to which several victims do not see it coming makes them appear stupid and drains the drama from the scene, and the show. The doctor is saved from death... what? Three times? Why? How is this developing his character at all? I only wish it was a little worse, so I could tell in the first episode it wasn't going to get better, and could stop watching. Annoyed I watched it all.
Annoying accents and characters that you need to use subtitles to understand what most of them are saying. Boring drawn out scenes eg the polar bear.
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