#who is erin carter?

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* 𝐖𝐇𝐎 𝐈𝐒 𝐄𝐑𝐈𝐍 𝐂𝐀𝐑𝐓𝐄𝐑?

feel free to change pronouns / wording!

— " fyi, when you throw a punch, you need to keep your fist tight. " — " you're not meant to say the word, that's the point of spelling it out. " — " we don't solve our problems with violence. " — " it's not my blood. " — " what happened was pretty scary, it's okay not to be okay. " — " inside, i'm completely freaking out. " — " wow, almost made it into your house. " — " you handled yourself pretty well. " — " i didn't shoot anyone, the gun just went off. " — " i've got mixed up with some bad people. " — " maybe i help you and then you help me. " — " i'm getting a bad feeling about this. " — " i'm not a worrier, but you have me worried. " — " if he finds you, he'll kill you. " — " i fell off the roof. " — " put the knife down. " — " i'm not putting the fucking knife down. " — " that man was choking you, okay? i was trying to help you. " — " you are turning into a right little gossip. " — " you killed someone, you're the problem, not me. " — " i don't need your fucking charity. " — " not your usual A game today, you're distracted. " — " i don't want your sympathy. " — " is this difficult for you to talk about? " — " there is no honest man who can resist the attraction of gold. " — " we do not pull the trigger unless we absolutely have to. " — " i reckon i could still take you though. " — " you're not alone. " — " having another living being rely on you for absolutely everything is fucking terrifying. " — " i'm a nobody, and i wanna be a fucking somebody. " — " i'm a terrible fucking judge of character. " — " i'm not police. " — " i don't like violence. " — " don't feel bad, he'd have done worse to us. " — " i can't believe i got fucking shot! " — " is that why you chose me? because you knew i was disposable. " — " your clothes were covered in blood. " — " i suppose either one of us is mistaken, or one of us is lying. " — " i haven't been honest with you, i've been lying. " — " what if underneath it all i'm just a really terrible person? " — " there is nobody that can stab you in the back quite like a friend can. " — " i don't have anyone else to call. " — " you really need to learn how to take a hint. " — " i think, maybe, grief is making you paranoid. " — " can you please not interrupt me when i'm threatening you. " — " i didn't meant it as an insult. i wish i did. " — " i was hoping you'd get the hint when i didn't reply. " — " if i'd known you were still alive, i wouldn't have left you. " — " there's no way that cats are better than dogs, i suppose we'll have to get one of each just to find out. " — " you need to stop moving. " — " stop treating me like a child. " — " you don't have to tell me anything you don't want to, i am a very good listener, though. " — " my whole life, it's been a fucking lie. " — " people are trying to kill me because i wouldn't sit down and shut up. " — " there's no point in stabbing me with a fucking fork, it's not gonna solve anything. " — " i can help you with that. " — " you're bleeding a lot. " — " i'm so sorry you had to see that. " — " you're a hard person to track down. " — " you're someone that would risk everything for their family, and the rest is just... details. "

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Sean Teale in Who is Erin Carter?

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Dance on the wheel fucker!

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Douglas Henshall as Daniel Lang in who is Erin Carter? Episode 4

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A Year in Review : Jamie's 2023

Welcome to our look back on Jamie’s 2023! It’s been a tough year for the entertainment industry in general, with the SAG-AFTRA strike taking place from July all the way through to November, and we know that this impacted Jamie as he chose to take a stand along with many of his other acting peers. Yet despite this, Jamie has accomplished a lot in this year & it’s time to look back at some of the highlights!

February saw the release of Beyond Paradise on BBC1. Jamie played Archie Hughes, an ex flame of Martha’s who joined forces with her in getting her new business in Shipton Abbott up and running. Unfortunately for Archie, Martha had moved back to Shipton Abbott with her fiance, Humphrey and the two didn’t quite see eye to eye. This was such a fun role for Jamie and a complete joy to watch.

April was an exciting month which saw Jamie celebrating his 50th birthday and as always we marked the occasion with a birthday video which many of you took part in! He also travelled over to Cannes to premiere Cannes Confidential at  the 6th Canneseries Festival alongside co-stars Lucie Lucas and Tamara Marthe.

May saw Jamie treading the boards once again in Uncle Glen’s Menagerie at the Arcola Theatre which we were lucky enough to go and watch. Such an incredible evening of ad-lib comedy and superb acting from an incredible group of actors and comedians. As ever we want to thank Jamie for his time that he spent chatting with us before and after the show too.

In June finally came the UK release of Cannes Confidential on Acorn TV and we LOVED Harry King from the moment we met him. Such a fun, easy watching show and such a complex character in which Jamie got to show off all sides of his talent, from comedy through to some really beautiful emotional moments, especially in scenes with his on-screen daughter Emilie who was played by his real life daughter Ava in a brilliant debut performance. June also saw the release of Trader over in Russia - a project which Jamie filmed alongside his amazing wife Kerry all the way back in 2019! And of course, we cannot forget the epic BSG reunion which took place when Jamie headed over to Phoenix Fan Fusion. #SoSayWeAll

July brought some incredible news as Jamie announced that he was taking part in Kenny Logan’s RWC Challenge - an epic 700 mile cycle & walking challenge from Edinburgh to Paris, all to raise money for the My Name’5 Doddie Foundation. Throughout July all the way through to October when the challenge took place, Jamie was training hard to ensure that he was ready for the mammoth challenge ahead.

August saw the release of Who Is Erin Carter? on Netflix - a twisty, fast paced thriller from the mind of Strike Back writer, Jack Lothian. Jamie played DI Jim Armstrong, a mysterious figure from Erin’s past. Though he was only in two episodes. We LOVED this character and with the series being left open ended, we really hope we get to see more of Jim in the future.

In September, Jamie attended the National Television Awards alongside his Beyond Paradise cast mates as the show was nominated for Best New Drama (which sadly it didn’t win).

And onto October which was such an important month for Jamie as all the training paid off when he & so many other incredible people including Kenny & Gabby Logan, Ally McCoist, Jason Fox and Jimmy Nesbitt started their gruelling trek on bike and foot from Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh to the Stade de France in Paris. This challenge was hugely life changing for the whole team (as well as a whole lot of fun!) and they smashed their target of raising £555,555 between them for the My Name’5 Doddie Foundation. We were honoured to be able to cheer them all on for a small part of this journey when we saw them off in York on day 3 and welcomed them back as they ended the day at the beautiful Belvoir Castle. To top off an incredible achievement, Jamie was also asked to become an ambassador for the foundation - a role we know that he will embody so well.

October also saw Jamie joining Cameo, giving fans the opportunity to get a personalised video message from him (which we of course took advantage of also!) and to round off the month, Cannes Confidential aired on French TV, renamed  Cannes Police Criminalle, with the entire show having been dubbed into French by the original cast.

November saw Jamie as a guest on fellow RWC Challenge team mate Archie Curzon’s podcast, The Rig Biz Pod, which was a brilliantly funny interview.

And to round the year off, December gave us announcements of not one but two new projects to look forward to in 2024! Firstly, Heavyweight, starring and produced by Jamie’s Marcella co-star Nicholas Pinnock, will be a gritty London drama focusing on the mental state of a boxer and his cornermen backstage before the fight as the clock ticks down. 

With the strike finally over, Jamie travelled to Bulgaria to film Strangers alongside Sienna Guillory, Emmett J Scanlan and Jon Voight. The project is described as an action thriller and will be released in 2024 on Paramount Plus.

As well as these two exciting announcements, AKA Blackbird, the brainchild of BSG alumni James Callis was finally released as an audiobook! With so many former BSG stars taking part in it, including Jamie and Kerry, it’s definitely not one to be missed.

And there you have it! Despite some difficult times, Jamie really did achieve a lot this year and with 2 projects already to look forward to, we can’t wait to see what else 2024 has in store.

As ever, we would like to thank you for all the support of our page over this past year and wish you all a very happy new year!

Jemma and Sophie. xx

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who is erin carter? on netflix is such a mid show. erin's backstory had so much potential and for what? instead of lingering on how kids that grow up in the system are at risk of exploitation in various ways, they made erin hook up with her sketchy superior who put her into a life-threatening situation then showed Erin being completely ok with DI Armstrong at the end of the series. instead of developing erin/kate's relationship with lena or harper or margot on screen, so the choice to betray them would be that much more difficult, they only dedicate one (1) episode to it. (i maintain the story would have been so much juicier if erin/kate and lena were in a relationship - the drama, the heartbreak when she dies! also when lena comes back and finds erin/kate married! but alas - netflix). in general, all the characters are mostly one-dimensional. not a single shred of personality that sold me on the flat dialogue. not to say the seven epidosde season isn't at fault here - super tight timeframe. also i think the setting (british expats in barcelona) can be pretty creative but the show didn't bother to explore the implications of it. the show barely featured the spoken language of the country it was set in, didn't bother much to explore the class issues inherent to it's setting (AGAIN, wasted potential in erin's backstory. are you telling me she's ok with all this shameless wealth? I know it's kind of addressed in her teacher's interview but it's just SO SHALLOW). also sean teale i only know you from this show and the gifted so idk if you've been typecast into a horrified but supportive husband but you can FOR SURE do better sldfdlkjsg(literally all i know about jordi is that he's erin's husband and he is a nurse/doctor). anyways WASTED POTENTIAL all around

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Evin Ahmad in Who is Erin Carter? (2023)

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wow, do you ever start watching random netflix shows and then they’re SO bad

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...how am I supposed to take this show seriously??

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Sean Teale in Who is Erin Carter? S01 E05

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Douglas Henshall as Daniel Lang in upcoming netflix series who is Erin Carter

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Jamie to star in 'Who Is Erin Carter' for Netflix - What We Know So Far

If you follow Jamie on Social Media, you may have seen that he spent a short time in Barcelona. Well, in case anyone was wondering, this was why! He will be starring in Left Bank's Picture's 'Palomino' (also known as Who Is Erin Carter?') which is due to air on Netflix next year.

About The Show

According to the synopsis on Left Bank's website, Palomino will follow Erin Collantes, a British teacher in Spain who finds herself caught up in a supermarket robbery. When one of the robbers claims to recognize her, her life threatens to unravel. In Palomino, a town of secrets, she must fight to clear her name and protect her family.

The Cast

Jamie's role is currently unknown. Already confirmed for the series is Evin Ahmad is Erin Collantes, Sean Teale is Erin's husband of two years, Jordi. Charlotte Vega is penelope and Shetland's Douglas Henshall will play Daniel Long.

Filming

Jamie filmed around September 2022 which is when it began. Filming on the series wrapped around the beginning of October 2022. Most of it was filmed around Barcelona, though a few days took place in Folkestone, UK.

Other Information

Andy Harries, Naula O’Leary, Rob Bullock, Jack Lothian, and Sharon Hughff all serve as executive producers. Series Producer is Nuala O’Leary. Writers are Rob Bullock and Jack Lothian. Lead Director is Ashley Way (though Strike Back's Bill Eagles is due to direct some episodes). And Executive Producers are Jack Lothian and Andy Harries

Release

The show will be released on Netflix on August 24th 2023.

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Some recentish shows of note, or lack thereof:

COUNT ABDULLA: Charming comedy about a Pakistani doctor who gets turned into a vampire by a white vamp with a fetish for brown men, and the many complications that ensue. Not so much a horror story as a witty parable about the travails of being a person of color in Tory Britain today. (So, a horror story after all, then.) Jaime Winstone needs to dial it back, but the rest of the cast delights.

DEADLOCH: Snarky comedy-mystery by a well-known Australian comedy team, about mismatched cops investigating a gruesome murder in a small town. The mystery is clever; the payoff is blah; and despite the predominantly female, mostly LGBT cast, the humor is awfully reliant on misogynistic and homophobic cracks that frequently cross a line from "laughing with" to "laughing at."

HIJACK: Tense but very contrived seven-part thriller about the hijacking of a British airliner on a seven-hour-flight from Dubai to London, with passenger Idris Elba the wildcard. Gripping, but not terribly plausible, and the many false climaxes become exhausting, especially if you watch the episodes back to back.

THE LAZARUS PROJECT: Convoluted, intermittently fascinating, unpleasantly mean Sky sci-fi thriller about an app developer named George Addo (Paapa Essiedu), who's drawn into a secret organization that can undo world-ending disasters (natural or manmade) by resetting time to a predetermined save point, like a video game, although this has harrowing consequences for the handful of people capable of remembering the repeated resets. At first, this is basically just window dressing for grim espionage procedural nonsense, with some extremely questionable character motivations, but after a relentlessly bleak midsection, the first season finds its dramatic footing in the unexpectedly interesting final episodes, in which the premise is pushed to its breaking point and the grimness gives way to black comedy. This is the note on which the considerably more complicated second season begins, but it again grows uglier and bleaker as it goes on, and any sympathy for George, positioned at the start of the show as a relatable everyman, has long since evaporated. There are some provocative ideas and a number of surprisingly funny moments, but the whole story is predicated on pushing the characters into morally compromised positions (one assumes creator Joe Barton always has a browser tab open to the TV Tropes "Moral Event Horizon" page), and the fact that some of the (many) atrocities the characters perpetrate in hopes of fixing the existential catastrophes they've set in motion are subsequently undone doesn't make them any easier to stomach. Anjli Mohindra (who plays Archie, the veteran agent who initially recruits George into the project) remains frustratingly under-utilized in both seasons.

THE MORNING SHOW: Big-budget, all-star TV news drama is all dressed up with nothing to say, undone at every turn by truly spineless whataboutism and a centrist world view so gormless it makes Aaron Sorkin seem like Alexander Berkman. Reese Witherspoon is pretty good as closeted bisexual cohost Bradley Jackson, but costar Jennifer Anniston's limited range becomes a problem, particularly as the quality of the scripts declines noticeably in later seasons. You could always just watch BROADCAST NEWS.

THE OTHER BLACK GIRL: Disjointed adaptation of the 2021 Zakiya Dalila Harris novel scores when it focus on the workplace drama of a young Black woman in a painfully white publishing company, but trips over its own feet in its attempts to also be a paranoid thriller, with plenty of bad vibes that never add up to a coherent sense of threat and a conspiracy plot that doesn't really make any sense.

THE PERIPHERAL: Misfired adaptation of the 2014 William Gibson novel is executive-produced by the same people as the recent WESTWORLD series and has the same problems: big ideas that don't translate into action and an infuriating tendency to consign characters of color to marginal or villainous roles. Worse, it eventually becomes clear that several more compelling characters have been sidelined in favor of the poor white trash leads (Chloë Grace Moretz and Jack Reynor), who are neither very interesting nor especially sympathetic.

WHO IS ERIN CARTER?: Kinetic but preposterous seven-part action thriller with Evin Ahmad as a suburban mom in Barcelona who is secretly an incredible badass with a shady past. Basically a violent Walter Mitty fantasy for soccer moms who love the JOHN WICK movies, with a showy supporting role for Denise Gough from ANDOR.

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The best thing about WHO IS ERIN CARTER? is how many people Erin Carter kicks Captain-America-style across a room. On average, approximately 1.2 men or women are violently booted through a door, window, or bookcase each episode. It’s a delightful element in an otherwise rote show.