Wainwright's latest, the critically acclaimed BBC six-part crime drama "Happy Valley" (now available on Netflix), follows no-nonsense Yorkshire Sergeant Catherine Cawood (Sarah Lancashire, from Wainwright's BAFTA-winning "Last Tango In Halifax"), as she commands the police force of a seemingly bucolic Yorkshire town filled with drugs, petty crime -- and now kidnapping and murder.
The British Shonda Rhimes: 'happy Valley' Creator Sally Wainwright On Making Feminist Crime Drama In The Uk
Lisa M. Liebman, IndieWire
Thu, 08/28/2014 - 4:06pm
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