Tchéky Karyo
| Born | October 4, 1953 |
| Hometown | Istanbul, Turkey |
| Net worth | $4 million |
| Height | 5'11" (1.80m) |
| Spouse | Isabelle Pasco |
| Children | Liv Karyo |
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Boat Story, BBC One, review: the Williams brothers bring Tarantino-esque gore to Yorkshire
- It would be unfair to see Boat Story (BBC Two) as wholly derivative, because it boasts plenty of original flourishes. Yet there is a very recent precedent for its plot premise: blameless civilians chance upon a vast stash of drugs, decide to sell it, thus coming to the attention of scary, stop-at-nothing criminals. No this is not Stephen Merchant’s The Outlaws but might they perhaps be related?
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‘Fleabag’ EPs Harry & Jack Williams Talk “Primal” BBC Series ‘Boat Story’, First-Time Directing & The End Of Peak TV – Mipcom Cannes
EXCLUSIVE: Fleabag EPs Harry and Jack Williams have said they wanted to “go back to something simple and primal” with upcoming BBC series Boat Story, which comes at the back-end of an “era of peak TV when you start to feel every story is being told.” Jack Williams joked that the storied writer-producers “didn’t turn …
- EntertainmentDigital Spy
BBC releases first look at new thriller from bosses of The Missing and The Tourist
The BBC has released first-look images for Boat Story, an upcoming thriller series from The Tourist and The Missing creators Harry and Jack Williams.
- WorldVariety
Banijay Teams with Fiction’Air on TF1’s French Thriller Set in Germany’s Black Forest (EXCLUSIVE)
Banijay (“Marie Antoinette”) has boarded “Les disparus de la Forêt Noire,” a gritty French thriller starring Hélène de Fougerolles (“Balthazar”), Gregory Fitoussi (“St Tropez,” “Spiral”) and Tcheky Karyo (“The Missing,” “Baptiste”). Commissioned by TF1, “Les Disparus de la Forêt Noire,” is co-produced by Banijay Studios France, Fiction’Air, Belga Productions and RTBF. The premium drama will be […]
- EntertainmentTown & Country
Here's Your First Look at Baptiste Season 2
Get ready to watch the detective try to solve his "most complex case to date." The show's second season will premiere on Masterpiece PBS on October 17, 2021.
- EntertainmentThe Telegraph
Baptiste, episode 2, review: a great episode - if only BBC iPlayer hadn't revealed the ending
Did I speak too soon last week when I said the shifting timelines in Baptiste (BBC One) were no hindrance? In that opening episode, taking us from then (British ambassador’s husband and children go missing, Julien Baptiste arrives to investigate) to now (British ambassador is in a wheelchair after some terrible event, and our hero is in an absolute state) added a sense of intrigue. But the shifts happened too often in episode two. Thank goodness for Baptiste’s beard, which is a useful distinguis
- EntertainmentDigital Spy
First look at Killing Eve's Fiona Shaw in Baptiste series 2
Here's your first glimpse at the next series.
- EntertainmentDigital Spy
Fleabag star Fiona Shaw joins The Missing spin-off Baptiste for season 2
Baptiste's back – alright!
- EntertainmentDeadline
BBC Drama ‘Baptiste’ Returns For What Could Be Its Final Season, With Fiona Shaw Joining Cast
EXCLUSIVE: BBC One's gripping missing persons drama Baptiste is to return for a second, and potentially final, season with Killing Eve star Fiona Shaw joining the cast. The six-part series, made by Fleabag producer Two Brothers Pictures, follows retired detective Julien Baptiste (Tchéky Karyo) as he delves into Budapest’s corrupt underworld in an attempt to […]
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Hit Israeli YA Drama ‘The Missing’ to Be Remade in India
Global content creation and distribution company ADD Content has inked a deal with India’s Abundantia Entertainment to develop an Indian remake of the hit Israeli young-adult drama “The Missing.” The original series, created by Yaron Arazi and produced by ADD Content, has had three hit seasons on Nickelodeon Hot in Israel and has been commissioned […]
- EntertainmentThe Telegraph
Baptiste, episode 5, review: this stifling Nordic noir remains enjoyably slippery
The penultimate episode of Baptiste was as enjoyably slippery as ever. Julien Baptiste (Tcheky Karyo) reclaimed the dirty money pinched by Edward Stratton (Tom Hollander) to buy young Cristina’s (Freya Kingsley) freedom from pimps and people traffickers, blowing it instead on a yacht in the name of thuggish Romanian Constantin (Alec Secareanu), thus making the latter look suspect to his even more unpleasant bosses. But Constantin’s superiors got to him before he could run or turn supergrass, lea
