Dark Money

A cop out. They had no choice at the start but they don't say that at the end.

Just because it's a deep and sad storyline It doesn't mean it has to be boring and slow, but a lot of the time it is. Some of the acting was a little off too. The kid was great but I'm glad it was only 4 episodes.

Riveting and engaging. Very prevalent storyline in light of the recent insights into Hollywood's dark side.

I imagine this is based on a true story.

This drama is short (4 episodes and not 12 or something as many US ones are) - it deals with the issues without padding it out another 2/4 episodes of nothing.

I am slightly confused by this being a BBC Drama and yet has opening credit for Chanel 4 - but no matter. Good script good acting and the story continues apace.

Well done all.

I'll be honest, ten minutes in, I thought I would have had to switch it off, the subject material is incredibly dark. However, the performances were such, that I got into it. As it progresses, it gets darker, and more engaging.

A fabulous cast deliver some incredible performances, Max Fincham is the standout, he's captivating, as is Jill Halfpenny, she's been prolific, I just had no idea and was this good.

It of course deals with recent events in Hollywood, and beyond, but is as much about the diabolical creation, the NDA.

I urge you to try and watch this without feeling a raft of emotions, anger, pity, frustration etc.

Incredibly good. 9/10