Sky’s James McAvoy Drama ‘Meantime’ Adds Christopher Eccleston, Benedict Wong
Why it matters: Star‑studded UK crime drama signals Sky's push for premium, globally‑marketable content.
- James McAvoy headlines Sky’s adaptation of Frankie Boyle’s novel, playing addict Felix McAveety suspected of murder (per both sources).
- Christopher Eccleston joins the cast, bringing his Doctor Who pedigree and adding gravitas to the series.
- Benedict Wong adds Marvel experience, expanding the ensemble’s appeal and signaling a cross‑genre talent mix.
- Sky is strengthening its original drama slate with a gritty, star‑studded UK crime thriller, reflecting a trend toward premium, globally‑marketable content.
James McAvoy leads Sky's new six‑part crime thriller “Meantime,” adapted from Frankie Boyle’s novel, now bolstered by Christopher Eccleston and Benedict Wong, promising a high‑profile, gritty Glasgow drama.
