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Claire Foy and Matthew Macfadyen to Star in BBC and Starz Adaptation of David Nicholls' 'You Are Here'

Claire Foy and Matthew Macfadyen will lead the television adaptation of David Nicholls' bestselling novel 'You Are Here' for the BBC and Starz. The eight-part series, penned by Nicholls himself, follows the undeniable attraction between characters Michael and Marnie. Lenny Abrahamson, known for directing the acclaimed series 'Normal People', is set to direct. The project is produced by Element Pictures, the production company behind 'Normal People'. Nicholls is the author of 'One Day', which was also adapted into a successful film and later a Netflix series. The novel 'You Are Here' has been a bestseller, and the adaptation has been in development since earlier this year when the series was first announced. Foy is known for her role in 'All of Us Strangers' and as Queen Elizabeth II in 'The Crown', while Macfadyen gained recent fame for his Emmy-winning role in 'Succession'. The series marks a reunion for Abrahamson with the BBC, following their collaboration on 'Normal People'. No premiere date has been announced yet.

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