近距离内射合集

By Adrian Gomez

For the Journal

Peter Capaldi and Cush Jumbo enjoyed filming the first season of 鈥淐riminal Record,鈥� and the award-winning duo couldn鈥檛 wait to step back into Detective Chief Inspector Daniel Hegarty鈥檚 and Detective Sgt. June Lenker鈥檚 shoes.

鈥�(June鈥檚) moved on a bit, risen up the ranks and learned a lot,鈥� Jumbo says. 鈥淚t鈥檚 always comforting to play someone you know well but also see how they will deal with new challenges.鈥�

Those challenges include Hegarty鈥檚 proposal that they work together again.

鈥淪he reluctantly agrees but knows that she can鈥檛 trust him, not completely. But the job is always bigger than her feelings,鈥� Jumbo says.

Capaldi, meanwhile, embraced the opportunity to revisit his character鈥檚 elusive qualities. 鈥淭here is always something more to know about Hegarty,鈥� Capaldi says. 鈥淭here is an ambiguity to the character. And that is one of the attractions of playing him. He is full of unknowns.鈥�

The second season of 鈥淐riminal Record鈥� is streaming on Apple TV. A new episode airs each Wednesday through June 10.

According to Apple TV, 鈥淐riminal Record鈥� is set in the heart of contemporary London, exploring the impossibility of policing when the truth is up for grabs.

In Season 2, when a young man is stabbed to death at a political rally, rival police officers Lenker and Hegarty are forced into an uneasy alliance. But what starts as a hunt for a murderer escalates into an undercover operation to foil a far-right bomb plot in the heart of London.

Dustin Demri-Burns, Luca Pasqualino, Luther Ford, Lyndsey Marshal and Peter Sullivan join the cast in addition to the returning ensemble that includes Shaun Dooley, Stephen Campbell Moore and Charlie Creed-Miles.

Jumbo says during this season June is determined to find the killer and, in her hunt, is drawn into an intelligence operation run by Hegarty, under the promise that she鈥檒l get her man.

As she starts to uncover the true history of the operation, the fragile trust between the two adversaries begins to buckle 鈥� and the whole case risks falling apart.

Jumbo says the first season explored whether justice could ever be served when the past itself was contested, building a complex narrative from the fragmented memories of those involved.

The arc for the second season focuses on both main characters and the terms of their thorny relationship with each other.

鈥淲e wanted to keep the issues pretty nuanced so there was always a worry that it might be too much of a slow burn,鈥� Elaine Collins, executive producer, says about the way the first season鈥檚 story unfolded. 鈥淚t was lovely when the audience got on board and stayed with us until the end.鈥�

Season 2 plunges June and Hegarty into the immediacy of the unfolding crisis.

鈥淭his season has less of a procedural and more of a thriller heartbeat,鈥� Paul Rutman, executive producer and writer, says. 鈥淛une comes up against some familiar obstacles 鈥� in the shape of Hegarty 鈥� and some baffling new ones. We wanted to touch on many of the themes of the here and now, such as how news becomes transmuted into fake news and facts into alternative facts.鈥�