The BBC's new political drama Bodyguard, parts of which were filmed in Norfolk, is about to hit the small screen.
The show's cast - which includes Richard Madden from Game of Thrones and Keeley Hawes from Line of Duty, spent six days at the Mid-Norfolk Railway in Dereham earlier this year as part of the film shoot.
The production also brought more than 100 crew members and extras to the town, providing a boost to business and hotels.
The first episode in the six-part series will air on BBC1 on Sunday (August 26) at 9pm.
MORE: New BBC thriller Bodyguard features sections filmed in Norfolk: what other TV shows have been filmed here?The show tells the fictional story of a war veteran, David Budd, played by Madden, now working as a specialist protection officer for the Royalty and Specialist Protection Branch of London's Metropolitan Police Service.
He is assigned to be the bodyguard to the home secretary, Julia Montague, a controversial politician intent on pushing a new counterterrorism bill through Parliament which would give the security service enhanced surveillance powers.
Her political ambitions make her a high-profile target.
Dedicated to his job but concealing deep resentment of politicians following his traumas in Helmand, David's divided loyalties might make him Julia's greatest threat.
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