Castle Rock Mystery Crew (The Jase Files: Book 1) (the laugh out loud, twisty mystery story for kids by amazing actress Vicky McClure!)

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In October last year, the couple launched BYO (Build Your Own) Films, a production company that will tell working-class stories and give jobs to those not traditionally offered opportunities in TV and film.

Scholastic signs actor Vicky McClure’s children’s book

And I think he speaks on behalf of people in a really direct way, in a world in which people are a bit afraid to do that.

Flagship programming that premiered on the platform's launch included A Spy Among Friends, Tell Me Everything, and The Confessions of Frannie Langton. Stella dives headfirst into finding out who really killed her daughter after a video shows a link amongst Maisy, Cleo, the McKellers and Jessie's boyfriend. Inspiration for the story comes from my work with ‘Our Dementia Choir’ and ‘Line of Duty’, my favourite film ‘Stand By Me’, and my own childhood holidays in ‘Skeggy’!

Vicky McClure’s new children’s book based on her caravan

It also meant that, financially, we couldn’t do certain things like Italia Conti and schools that require a large amount of money for people to be given a shot. For them it was a decidedly surreal experience that only the three of them – McClure, Martin Compston (DI Steve Arnott), Adrian Dunbar (Hastings) – as well as Mercurio, could truly understand. I don’t know how you describe it – those kinds of figures just don’t happen any more; we don’t watch telly in that way.It has been a lot of fun working alongside Kim Curran and sharing ideas with my sister Jenny and her son to create this brilliant crew and the adventures that unfold!

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A warm-hearted, everyone’s-welcome, wonderfully plotted and page-turning mystery with an authentic, kind depiction of a relative with dementia at its heart.Given the decimation of arts funding in this country over the last decade – public funding per person has dropped by 35% since 2008 – does she think the next Vicky McClure could actually make it today, when it’s harder than ever to be a working-class creative? The finger of blame has started pointing at the children – they must find the true culprit to clear their names and see justice done! Written in collaboration with Kim Curran the book combines themes of friendship and teamwork with witty and cleverly plotted storytelling. She made her name in almost exclusively homegrown films and TV shows, and in her work with the visionary, working-class film-maker Shane Meadows, who first cast her when she was just 15.