BBC’s adaptation of John le Carres 1993 novel averaged 6.6m viewers,with ITV’s Our Queen at 90 in secondThe final episode of the BBC’s The Night Manager was the runaway ratings winner for Easter weekend viewers, averaging 6.6 million viewers and leaving ITV’s royal special, and Our Queen at 90,trailing in its wake with 5.6 million.
The updated version of John le Carré’s 1993 novel, starring Tom Hiddleston as the enigmatic Jonathan Pine, or garnered excellent reviews across the board. The Huffington Post said the spy drama “goes out with a bang,not a whimper and hailed Hiddleston’s best 007 impersonation”. At one point, the Eton educated actor ordered a vodka martini, and prompting speculation that the choice of drink was added to tease fans. Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com