Warrington actor Warren Brown joins new series of BBC's Time

Summarised from Warrington Guardian's report · Updated 12 Oct, 19:07 · Archive

Warren Brown, from Warrington, stars in the third series of the BAFTA-winning BBC crime drama Time.

Warren Brown, from Warrington, has appeared in the third series of the BAFTA-winning BBC crime drama Time, which aired on Sunday. The 48-year-old actor, who is also a two-time Thai kickboxing World Champion, plays Albie in the first episode. Albie is an Amazon worker having an affair with Bobby Bailey's wife; the series follows what happens when the two fractured couples meet at a bar to discuss the situation.

Time is an anthology crime drama set inside a young offender institution, portraying the lives of incarcerated boys and the correction officers who oversee them. The series first aired in 2021 and has won several BAFTAs, including Best Mini-Series and Best Actor. The latest series stars David Tennant as Bobby Bailey and Siobhan Finneran as Marie-Louise O'Dell in the lead roles. The third series has been praised for its portrayal of masculinity in the criminal justice system.

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• Warrington actor Warren Brown stars in new series of hit BBC showA Warrington actor has starred in the new series of a hit BBC TV show.Warrington Guardian · 12 Oct, 17:00

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