Moonflower Murders fans are ALL saying the same thing about THIS character
Moonflower Murders viewers praise this actor and say the show is every 'bit as brilliant as its predecessor, Magpie Murders'
Moonflower Murders is currently proving to be one of the most popular shows on TV. Viewers of Moonflower Murders have taken to social media to express how much they enjoy one of the character's acting in particular.
One fan of the show said, 'Absolutely adore @willtudor1's acting and so i decided to watch "industry" and "magpie / moonflower murders" because of him and i loved them.
'He was phenomenal in them; only thing i wish is that theo had been there longer.'
In the series, Will plays Aiden MacNeil, husband of Cecily and the PR manager for her parents' hotel, Branlow Hall.
i absolutely adore @willtudor1's acting and so i decided to watch "industry" and "magpie / moonflower murders" because of him and i loved them. he was phenomenal in them; only thing i wish is that theo had been there longer.November 30, 2024
Another said of Will's appearance on the show, '@willtudor1 loved to see you on moonflower murders.. brilliant acting.. love you.. hope I will see you again soon.. love from Budapest.'
@willtudor1 loved to see you on moonflower murders.. brilliant acting.. love you.. hope I will see you again soon.. love from BudapestNovember 17, 2024
Moonflower Murders first aired in September 2024 and has been pulling in viewers with its brilliant cast and clever storylines. But not everyone is a big fan of the show, with another saying, 'Struggling with Moonflower Murders, it’s very disjointed with almost comedy accents.
'Finding it hard to keep track of what’s in which era when it comes to clues and characters despite the great cast. I preferred the first series, this one’s trying to be too clever and no recap.'
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Struggling with Moonflower Murders, it’s very disjointed with almost comedy accents. Finding it hard to keep track of what’s in which era when it comes to clues and characters despite the great cast. I preferred the first series, this one’s trying to be too clever and no recapDecember 1, 2024
But there's no denying the strong cast. Another said, speaking of Lesley Manville's performance 'Did you see her in 'Mum'? & I thought her wonderful in Phantom Thread with Daniel Day Lewis.'
Another writes, referring to Lesley Manville in Moonflower Murders, 'I used to love watching her in ‘Mum’; it was the first time she caught my eye with her performance.
'Since then I actively look for things she is in. I recently watched Moonflower Murders on iPlayer because she was in it. I was so glad that I did. We watched over 2 evenings.'
I used to love watching her in ‘Mum’, it was the first time she caught my eye, with her performance. Since then I actively look for things she is in. I recently watched Moonflower Murders on iPlayer because she was in it. I was so glad that I did. We watched over 2 evenings.November 30, 2024
I used to love watching her in ‘Mum’, it was the first time she caught my eye, with her performance. Since then I actively look for things she is in. I recently watched Moonflower Murders on iPlayer because she was in it. I was so glad that I did. We watched over 2 evenings.November 30, 2024
To which another fan replied, 'It's on tonight. I agree everything she touches is special. She's also very physically elegant.'
There's been high praise for the show so far, with another saying, 'Just watched Moonflower Muders (BBC) & it's every bit as brilliant as its predecessor, Magpie Murders. Tip: Make sure you watch to the very last second.'
Just watched Moonflower Muders (BBC) & it's every bit as brilliant as its predecessor, Magpie Murders.Tip: Make sure you watch to the very last second.#suspense #whodunnitNovember 18, 2024
Author Anthony Horowitz said of the show, " I had such fun writing the scripts, and they've been brought to life by a brilliant director and cast."
Moonflower Murders airs on BBC One and you can watch the whole series on iPlayer.
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