Marie comes face to face with one of Paul's alleged victims, and she has to face a grilling from Paul's barrister Zoe.
It's a strong third episode, better I thought than the previous offering, after the initial shock of the first episode, it's starting to pan out and explore the effects on others around Paul.
The focus this episode is very much on Marie, it's her story, how she fits into, and sees the events. Is she a monster, or is she simply married to a monster? Julie Walters does what she does best, she brings the character to life, it's hard not to try and understand where she's coming from. Tim McInnerny was also excellent I thought.
I'm still not too sure if Paul is guilty or not, I think it's going to go down to the last to reveal.
I loved the production values, the filming and camera work are film like.
It's been a while since I saw part two, I don't know why I quit it, but I remembered the story, and that must count for something.
A very good watch, 8/10.
It's a strong third episode, better I thought than the previous offering, after the initial shock of the first episode, it's starting to pan out and explore the effects on others around Paul.
The focus this episode is very much on Marie, it's her story, how she fits into, and sees the events. Is she a monster, or is she simply married to a monster? Julie Walters does what she does best, she brings the character to life, it's hard not to try and understand where she's coming from. Tim McInnerny was also excellent I thought.
I'm still not too sure if Paul is guilty or not, I think it's going to go down to the last to reveal.
I loved the production values, the filming and camera work are film like.
It's been a while since I saw part two, I don't know why I quit it, but I remembered the story, and that must count for something.
A very good watch, 8/10.