ITV's newest original drama sees Stephen Graham play a reformed Neo Nazi who became a mole from within the BNP.
Written by Oscar nominated and BAFTA multi award-winning screenwriter, Jeff Pope, the drama is described by producers as an explosive state-of-the-world series that explores some of the most critical and relevant issues of modern times including racism, freedom of speech and terrorism.
Stephen takes the leading role of reformed activist Matthew Collins now working as a journalist for the anti-racist organisation Hope not Hate.
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The Walk-In focuses on Collins and his work to stop the radicalisation of young white men before it begins. We’ll see him identify a Far Right Neo-Nazi group marking itself out with a youthful clean-cut image, hell bent on creating race war.
His modus operandi is to infiltrate such organisations by running moles, or walk-ins, with the goal of publishing information online about their activities to expose and fracture them.
How many episodes of The Walk-In are there?
There are five episodes of The Walk-In, each lasting an hour.
The first airs on Monday, October 3, at 9pm on ITV and the ITV Hub. The following episodes will air weekly at the same time.
All episodes will be available as a boxset drop on the ITV Hub following the first episode airing on ITV.
Full cast list of The Walk-In:
Matthew Collins - Stephen Graham
Nick - Jason Flemyng
Jack - Dean-Charles Chapman
Alison - Leanne Best
Robbie - Andrew Ellis
Chris - Christopher Coghill
Brenda - Shvorne Marks
Matt - Bobby Schofield
The Walk-In starts Monday, October 3, on ITV at 9pm.
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