Andrew Buchan has a famous wife
BBC's Leeds-based crime drama Better aired earlier this week and stars Andrew Buchan and Leila Farzad.
The BBC One synopsis reads: "Everyone has their own version of right and wrong. A corrupt copper and a Leeds gangster are bound together by decades of dishonesty. To break the ties, there's only one way out."Actor Andrew, who was born in Stockport, is known for his roles in ITV's Broadchurch and The Fixer, BirminghamLive reports. More recently, he played former health secretary Matt Hancock in Sky drama This England and Andrew Parker Bowles in The Crown.
Monday’s episode, the first of five, will see DCI Lou come to the realisation that she needs to make a change. The synopsis reads: "After her son almost dies, corrupt detective Lou Slack attempts to make amends for her misdeeds but realises she must betray the dangerous drug baron she has been working for."
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