BBC's latest drama centres around an ambitious designer and inventor named Samuel Petrukhin. Set against the backdrop of 1950s Cold War Britain, the series follows Samuel after he is approached by MI5 to apply his design skills to a secret mission, which begins to interfere with almost every aspect of his life. The series was written and directed by Stephen Poliakoff, and stars
The show's executive producer, Helen Flint, has previously revealed that one major scene was filmed on-location outside of Buckingham Palace — and it turned out to be somewhat of an intimidating experience.
So you inevitably know when you get a Stephen script that you’re going to be inside a house, but you’re also going to be outside of Buckingham Palace at four o'clock in the morning. With all those girls getting ready and not being able to get them on the set until seven o'clock in the morning, and then all the tourists coming at ten o'clock in the morning on a Sunday. It was terrifying…
Summer Of Rockets Bbc Location: Where Is It Filmed? Where's It Set?
As reported by iNews, Summer of Rockets starts on BBC Two at 9 p.m. on Wednesday May 22, and will consist of eight one-hour episodes. The series is set during the summer of 1958 in the midst of the Cold War, and was created by the award-winning Stephen Poliakoff — who is perhaps best known for his work on
1958 was an extraordinary year. It saw the end of the debs [debutantes] being presented to the queen. It was also a time of great fear of nuclear war. The Cold War was at its absolute height and it ended with the Notting Hill riots — a reminder of the racial tensions that were bubbling up. All these things came together within a few weeks in the summer of 1958, that’s why I’ve always been fascinated by that time and thought it was a great setting for a drama.
, Lucy Richer, an executive producer for the BBC, has previously expressed her excitement surrounding the upcoming series, and praised Poliakoff's writing and directing abilities. Stephen’s writing and direction always draw a brilliant cast; I’m delighted to have such exceptionally talented actors on board to bring Stephen’s compelling, semi-autobiographical story to life on BBC Two, she said.
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As reported by iNews, Summer of Rockets starts on BBC Two at 9 p.m. on Wednesday May 22, and will consist of eight one-hour episodes. The series is set during the summer of 1958 in the midst of the Cold War, and was created by the award-winning Stephen Poliakoff — who is perhaps best known for his work on
1958 was an extraordinary year. It saw the end of the debs [debutantes] being presented to the queen. It was also a time of great fear of nuclear war. The Cold War was at its absolute height and it ended with the Notting Hill riots — a reminder of the racial tensions that were bubbling up. All these things came together within a few weeks in the summer of 1958, that’s why I’ve always been fascinated by that time and thought it was a great setting for a drama.
, Lucy Richer, an executive producer for the BBC, has previously expressed her excitement surrounding the upcoming series, and praised Poliakoff's writing and directing abilities. Stephen’s writing and direction always draw a brilliant cast; I’m delighted to have such exceptionally talented actors on board to bring Stephen’s compelling, semi-autobiographical story to life on BBC Two, she said.
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As reported by iNews, Summer of Rockets starts on BBC Two at 9 p.m. on Wednesday May 22, and will consist of eight one-hour episodes. The series is set during the summer of 1958 in the midst of the Cold War, and was created by the award-winning Stephen Poliakoff — who is perhaps best known for his work on
1958 was an extraordinary year. It saw the end of the debs [debutantes] being presented to the queen. It was also a time of great fear of nuclear war. The Cold War was at its absolute height and it ended with the Notting Hill riots — a reminder of the racial tensions that were bubbling up. All these things came together within a few weeks in the summer of 1958, that’s why I’ve always been fascinated by that time and thought it was a great setting for a drama.
, Lucy Richer, an executive producer for the BBC, has previously expressed her excitement surrounding the upcoming series, and praised Poliakoff's writing and directing abilities. Stephen’s writing and direction always draw a brilliant cast; I’m delighted to have such exceptionally talented actors on board to bring Stephen’s compelling, semi-autobiographical story to life on BBC Two, she said.
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