Des | A true-crime drama on one of the most infamous serial killers in UK history
star David Tennant takes on a dark new role in the true-crime dramaThe three-part miniseries tells the story of one of the most infamous serial killers in UK history - Dennis Nilsen. Referred to as the"kindly killer", Nilsen was a civil servant who spent five years murdering boys and young men he met on the streets of London from 1978 to 1983.
The story is told through the prism of three isolated men - a detective, a biographer, and Nilsen himself. While Detective Peter Jay and the police investigation's attempt to get justice for as many victims as possible provides the narrative and emotional spine, the relationship between Nilsen and his biographer Brian Masters allows us to delve into the mind of one of the most emotionally elusive serial killers the world has ever seen.
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