"It’s still Taboo, it’s still period, but it’s the Sixties. Take the Delaney family tree out in the jungle, and recreate the same family dynamics that were happening in London but with new people, thinking about how history and corruption repeats itself. "In my head I was thinking, 'Let’s say they get to America, they get to Canada, fast-forward to 1968, the Tet Offensive, the Vietnam War, look at the CIA, the Viet Cong, the French in Saigon….
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Hardy has clearly been devoting some time to thinking about where the series could go next. "We’re still playing with ideas: you could go linear, a continuation of time, or we could drop prior to London, or we could quantum-leap through time! I don’t know whether to go orthodox – there’s a series of that already written – but I don’t know if that’s the right way to go." "As the son of a Blacksmith myself, Pip’s journey from the forge into society is a very special one to me." I chose Great Expectations as the next work to bring to the screen not just because of the timeless characters, but also because of the very timely story. The limited series will have six parts, and this is what Knight had to say: "Adapting Dickens' work is a delight. Hardy and Knight are also working together on a new adaptation of Charles Dickens' Great Expectations for BBC One and FX. He also played the lead role in 2020's Capone and has cop thriller Havoc, from The Raid's director Gareth Evans, on the way soon, too. Hardy has also been pretty busy himself, having starred in Venomand its sequel, Venom: Let There Be Carnage.
More recently, he's made the upcoming drama series SAS: Rogue Heroes with Connor Swindells and Jack O'Connell. He also wrote and directed Serenity, the thriller starring Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway, and created See, the post-apocalyptic drama for Apple TV+, starring Jason Momoa and Alfre Woodard.
Knight is the brains behind Peaky Blinders. But 2018 came and went, with Hardy and Knight's busy schedules apparently holding up more Taboo.
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