Gangs of London Season 2: Where to watch, release date and cast
BAFTA-award winning series Gangs of London is back for a second season, here's all you need to know.
Gangs of London is back for a new season and following on from the death of Sean Wallace following the violent reckonings of series one, fans are wondering how to watch season 2, when it is released and who is in the cast?
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Where can I watch Gangs of London Season 2?
Fans can watch Gangs of London Season 2 on Sky Atlantic and streaming service NOW when it is officially released. The second series will see our old favourites and new players fight back against the new order, forcing sworn enemies to work together and family members to betray each other. Full of twists, turns and exhilarating, cinematic action sequences, the series will introduce us to new characters and unexpected leaders will emerge.
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Gangs of London Season 2 release date
Gangs of London Season 2 will be released on 20th October 2022 and will be available to watch on Sky Atlantic and streaming service NOW. The critically acclaimed and BAFTA winning first series became the biggest Sky Original drama launch on Sky Atlantic of the past five years when it launched in April 2020.
The award-winning series is created by Gareth Evans and his creative partner Matt Flannery. Gangs of London is a Pulse Films production in association with SISTER for Sky Studios and AMC.
Gangs of London Season 2 cast
Gangs of London Season 2 cast will see the return of Ṣọpẹ́ Dìrísù, Paapa Essiedu, Lucian Msamati, Michelle Fairley, Orli Shuka, Pippa Bennett-Warner, Brian Vernel, Narges Rashidi, Asif Raza and Valene Kane reprising their roles. And new cast members joining them are Waleed Zuaiter (Baghdad Central, The Spy) as Koba, French rapper Jasmine Armando in her first TV role as Saba, Fady El-Sayed (Baghdad Central, A Private War) as Faz, Salem Kali (Un Prophete, Dealer) as Basem and Aymen Hamdouchi (SAS: Red Notice, Criminal: UK) as Hakim.
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