most garish shirt as we meet everyone you need to know in A Town Called Malice. Who is Cindy? Cindy isn't a Lord, but she is a force to be reckoned with still. Engaged to Gene, the youngest Lord ...

And so, for their own safety, Gene and Cindy are exiled to the Costa del Siberia. A Town Called Malice is vibrant and stylish. Neon signs and street lettering spell out plot information ...

The Eighties sound like a great time to be a criminal – especially in the world of A Town Called Malice. Not only are ... best days – and prodigal son Gene (Jack Rowan) is attempting to ...

New crime drama A Town Called Malice, premiering on Sky Max and NOW ... begins in the mid-’80s with main characters Gene Lord (Jack Rowan) and his girlfriend Cindy Carter (Tahirah Sharif ...

We can only assume that Danny Dyer was unavailable for A Town Called Malice, but Love has stuck ... The story is simple. Gene Lord (Jack Rowan) is the youngest and most innocent member of a ...

If Dallas made love to Pulp Fiction to the sounds of Duran Duran, they’d give birth to A Town Called Malice. This is a raucous, violent and camp 80s thriller, featuring the greatest music from the era ...

This intoxicating cocktail of crime thriller and family saga in the early ’80s follows the Lords - a family of South London gangsters who’ve fallen to the bottom of the criminal food chain – and ...

A Town Called Malice sounds like must-watch TV, quite honestly. Here’s what you need to know about the new series. Here’s what you need to know, then, about A Town Called Malice. What’s the ...

Gene (Jack Rowan) is the youngest of the Lord ... Fittingly, for a show where the characters are quicker to violence than quips, A Town Called Malice is more brawn than brains.

more ambitious duo of Gene and Cindy makes for a fascinating dynamic, even if Albert’s endless effing and blinding can get a bit wearing. A Town Called Malice doesn’t reinvent the wheel ...

Now, British crime turns its attention to the Costa del Sol with A Town Called Malice (Sky Max). a pulpy, blood-soaked vision of Brits abroad. “Death arrives on the Costa,” growls the local Spanish ...