BBC ONE Cuffs Review
BBC ONE have created a crime drama series set in Brighton, the gay capital of the UK, called Cuffs.
The characters in the series are played by actors that are quite sheltered in the UK and are only known for being in British productions, they are based in the UK. No major actors were employed so there are no major, dramatic scenes or plots. Main character PC Jake Vickers, is played by uprising actor Jacob Ifan. Jake Vickers is a young police officer who happens to be gay and single therefore representing homosexuality. His partner, PC Ryan Draper played by Ashley Walters is a typical police officer, has a joke and loves his family. Ryan Draper is a single dad.
The performance of the show is very natural and fluid, the actors play the characters as if they were the characters so the dialogue between characters and the emotions between characters are very natural. The way each scene is filmed and set, it makes the viewer feel like they are actually in that scene watching the characters. The camera angles in each scene
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