Toby Kebbell Joins Prime Video’s U.K. Crime Thriller Series ‘Dirty’ Alongside Samantha Morton and Phoebe Dynevor (EXCLUSIVE)

MusicNewsletter.com brief · 45d ago · 1 min read · via variety.com

Toby Kebbell has joined the cast of Prime Video’s upcoming U.K. crime thriller series “Dirty” from “Bridge of Spies” writer Matt Charman. The British actor — who’ll next be seen playing Robert Chartoff in Amazon MGM Studio’s “I Play Rocky,” debuting this week at TIFF — joins the

Toby Kebbell's addition to Prime Video's U.K. crime thriller series "Dirty" is a significant move, especially given his versatility as an actor. His recent roles have showcased his range, from drama to action, and now, with "Dirty", he'll be diving into the crime thriller genre. This series, with its already impressive cast including Samantha Morton and Phoebe Dynevor, is shaping up to be a must-watch.


The involvement of Matt Charman, known for his work on "Bridge of Spies", adds credibility to the project, suggesting a well-crafted narrative. The U.K. crime thriller genre has been gaining popularity, with shows like "Luther" and "Happy Valley" achieving critical acclaim. "Dirty" seems poised to join this ranks, exploring themes that likely resonate with British audiences and potentially appealing to a global viewership on Prime Video.


As the series progresses, it will be interesting to see how Kebbell's character fits into the dynamic with Morton and Dynevor. With the rise of streaming platforms, there's an increased demand for high-quality, engaging content. "Dirty" has the potential to fill this gap, and fans of crime thrillers should keep an eye on its development. The success of this series could also pave the way for more collaborations between Prime Video and British talent, further enriching the platform's offerings.

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