Rules of the Game is a brand new thriller about a brutal death in a big company – but how many episodes is it?
Who stars in the cast opposite Maxine Peake, and what’s it all about?
Here’s everything you need to know about the new series Rules of the Game and its episodes.
Rules of the Game on BBC One – what’s it about?
Rules of the Game is a brand new thriller series on BBC One.
Maxine Peake plays top executive Sam in the Rules of the Game episodes, which delve into sexual politics in the modern workplace.
Sam is forced to investigate when a brutal death takes place within her company – and it’s not the first tragedy at the firm.
Chief Operating Officer Sam has the unpleasant job of unpicking the events that led to the death.
And she starts with the arrival of their newly hired HR Director, Maya.
When Maya queries the work culture at Fly, Sam is adamant that nothing needs to change.
She insist that Maya’s focus should be on the upcoming stock market floatation.
However, when an employee of Fly recalls the historic toxic behaviour at the company, Maya is shocked and becomes determined to uncover the truth…
Who is in the cast?
The excellent Maxine Peake plays Sam Thompson – a ruthless boss of the family firm of sportswear – in the Rules of the Game episodes.
She instantly clashes with new HR director Maya (Rakhee Thakrar), and soon all kinds of company secrets start to emerge.
Sam faces questions from the police, and finds herself pulled in all directions.
Of course, Maxine played campaigner Anne Williams in the recent ITV drama Anne.
Gavin & Stacey actress Alison Steadman – we worship at her feet – also stars in the Rules of the Game episodes as Anita Jenkins.
The Girl Before star Rakhee Thakrar plays human resources director Maya Benshaw, who finds a nest of vipers at Fly.
Susan Wokoma of Enola Holmes fame plays blunt Detective Inspector Eve Preston.
Britannia’s Callie Cooke portrays troublesome Tess Jones, who is caught having sex in the office toilets on CCTV.
She’s clearly hiding something, as well as trying to process the death of a colleague.
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