Bodies is a British crime thriller limited series by Paul Tomalin, based on the DC Vertigo graphic novel of the same name by Si Spencer.
Summary[]
- "Netflix's "Bodies" weaves a captivating tapestry of time travel and crime drama. Set in four distinct epochs—1890, 1941, 2023, and 2053—the series unravels a persistent murder investigation. Remarkably, the victim remains constant across these eras, adding a unique allure to the narrative, leaving viewers spellbound."
- —Official Netflix synopsis
Cast and Characters[]
Main cast[]
- Kyle Soller as DI Alfred Hillinghead (1890)
- Jacob Fortune-Lloyd as DS Charles Whiteman (1941)
- Amaka Okafor as DS Shahara Hasan (2023, 2053)
- Shira Haas as DC Iris Maplewood (2053)
- Greta Scacchi as The Lady (1941)
- Tom Mothersdale as The Body / Gabriel Defoe (all)
- Michael Jibson as DCI Jack Barber (2023)
- Stephen Graham as Commander Elias Mannix / Sir Julian Harker (all)
Recurring cast[]
- George Parker as Henry Ashe (1890)
- Synnøve Karlsen as Polly Hillinghead (1890)
- Derek Riddell as DCI Calloway (1941)
- Gabriel Howell as Elias Mannix (2023)
Guest stars[]
- Jonny Coyne as Farrell (1941)
- Alexandra Roach as Maggie (2023)
- Mark Lewis Jones as Andrew Morley (2023), Elias Mannix’s foster parent
- Kate Ashfield as Elaine Morley (2023), Andrew’s wife
- Anna Calder-Marshall as Lady Agatha Harker (1890)
- Natalie Gavin as Sarah Mannix (2023)
- Kae Alexander as Bothroyd (2023)
Episodes[]
- ‘You're Dead Already’
- ‘Do You Know Who I Am?’
- ‘All In Good Time’
- ‘Right Up the Wazoo’
- ‘We Are One Another's Ghosts’
- ‘The World Is Yours’
- ‘Catch Me If You Can’
- ‘Know You Are Loved’
Awards[]
Gallery[]
Promotional Videos[]
Bodies - Official Trailer - Netflix
Promotional Images[]
See More[]
Watch Bodies on Netflix
