Eagle Eye: A Thrilling Cautionary Tale of Our Plugged-In Culture'

Released in the early 1990s, 'Eagle Eye' would have been a groundbreaking film that would have stood up to computer-based thrillers like 'The Net' and 'Hackers'. The movie is a cautionary tale about the potential dangers of our plugged-in, hooked-up culture. Set against the stunning backdrop of Cambridge University, the film follows Professor Tempest (Ben Miller) as he uses his unique insight and analysis to help the police solve complex crimes.

The show's unique blend of clever cases, compelling series arcs, and an outstanding cast of warm, memorable characters has proven to be a big hit with audiences around the world. The team must overcome their grief after the shocking finale of Season 3 to tackle a dangerous crime wave. As they delve deeper into the mysteries, they find themselves entangled in a web of romance, professional blurring, and personal struggles.

The show boasts an impressive cast, including Frances de la Tour ('Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire', 'The History Boys'), Juliet Stevenson ('Truly', 'Madly, Deeply'), and Barney White ('Masters of The Air'). Directed by Belgian helmers Dries Vos and Kaat Beels, 'Eagle Eye' is produced by London-based Eagle Eye for ITV and PBS Distribution, in association with Flanders-based Happy Duck Films.

In an interview, Ben Miller added that there's nothing quite like 'Professor T', with its unique mix of complex crimes and captivating characters. If the show were released in the early 1990s, it might now qualify as a classic. The show's creators, Jo McGrath and Walter Iuzzolino, are excited to bring this thrilling series to audiences for many seasons to come.

Overall, 'Eagle Eye' is a must-watch for anyone who loves a good mystery, complex characters, and the thrill of solving puzzles. With its unique blend of clever cases, compelling series arcs, and an outstanding cast, this movie is sure to entertain and captivate audiences worldwide.

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