BBC's 'Rebus' Revival Introduces a Grittier, Darker Detective
The new adaptation of Ian Rankin's detective series portrays a more complex and volatile John Rebus, reflecting modern policing challenges.
- Richard Rankin stars as a reimagined John Rebus in the BBC's latest adaptation, emphasizing the detective's darker traits.
- The series, penned by Gregory Burke, mixes original storytelling with elements from Rankin's novels, aiming for a contemporary feel.
- New characters and deeper exploration of Rebus's personal life aim to add depth to the storyline.
- The show confronts the changing perception of police in society, integrating current issues into its narrative.
- All six episodes of 'Rebus' will be available on BBC iPlayer, with a premiere on May 17th.
The Telegraph 
