Naomie Harris and Christina Hendricks Filming BBC Legal Drama ‘Reputation’
Filming has begun for the BBC's new legal drama 'Reputation,' featuring Naomie Harris and Christina Hendricks. The series follows a lawyer representing a pop star in a high-profile libel case that escalates beyond the courtroom. The show promises to explore the intersection of celebrity culture and legal battles in the age of social media.
- ▪Naomie Harris stars as Lena, a lawyer representing pop star Davina Knight, played by Christina Hendricks.
- ▪The six-part series is written by Anya Reiss and produced by Banijay U.K.'s The Forge.
- ▪The plot revolves around a public libel battle following a provocative song release and personal accusations.
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Filming is now underway on 'Reputation.' Courtesy of Getty Share on Facebook Share on X Google Preferred Share to Flipboard Show additional share options Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share on Tumblr Share on Whats App Send an Email Print the Article Post a Comment Logo text Naomie Harris and Christina Hendricks are now filming a new legal drama for the BBC, Reputation. From writer Anya Reiss and Banijay U.K.’s The Forge, the six-parter will follow Lena (Skyfall star Harris), a formidable lawyer who gets pulled into the celebrity case of the decade representing a global pop star called Davina Knight (Mad Men‘s Hendricks).
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