A new Disney Plus series with a star-studded cast that was partly filmed in Wiltshire is set to air.
The streaming service has revealed that Rivals, which was partially filmed in Corsham, will be released on Friday, October 18 this year.
Starring David Tennant and Aidan Turner, the eight-part adaptation of Jilly Cooper’s novel about the ruthless world of independent 1980s TV will feature a cast full of famous faces.
This includes Danny Dyer, Alex Hassell, Nafessa Williams, Katherine Parkinson, Bella Maclean, and Emily Atack.
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Last July, film crews descended on Corsham High Street to film scenes for the show.
While a host of household names were not spotted during filming, parts of the street were transformed to allow scene-setting shots to take place.
This included the presence of old-fashioned cars, a milk float, actors styled in the fashions of the 1980s, and adaptations to the exterior of some properties.
Ahead of filming, a Corsham Town Council spokesperson, said: “The town council, and Wiltshire Council, have been working with Happy Prince, the ITV Company producing the series, to help make Monday’s filming go as well as possible, with the minimum disruption, and we are looking forward to seeing Corsham on screen again.”
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