Sky’s Delicious gets a second series
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Sky 1’s drama Delicious, starring Dawn French and Emilia Fox, has been commissioned for a second series.
From Bandit Television, the series will once again be written by Dan Sefton (The Good Karma Hospital, Trust Me) and executive-produced by Phillippa Giles for Bandit and Anna Ferguson for Sky.
Series One performed well for the channel, delivering its largest audience for a Sky 1 original drama in 2016. It was filmed on location in Cornwall, using backdrops including Pentillie Castle and Estate, which ‘played’ the fictional Penrose Hotel; Port Eliot Estate and the village of Calstock in the Tamar Valley.
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