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Emma Thompson films second series of Down Cemetery Road in London
Emma Thompson is filming the second series of Down Cemetery Road in London.
The 67-year-old actress was seen running and lying beneath an upturned kayak beside Regent’s Canal.
She plays private investigator Zoe Boehm, with Ruth Wilson returning as art conservator Sarah Trafford.
The first series followed the pair as they investigated a young girl’s disappearance after a house exploded in Oxford.
The new series begins with a woman falling in front of a train, then draws Zoe and Sarah into the black market for art and antiquities and a case involving a serial killer.
Martin Clunes and Amanda Abbington have joined the cast, but no release date for the second series is given.
Emma Thompson was pictured filming the second series of Apple TV thriller Down Cemetery Road beside Regent’s Canal in London.
The 67-year-old actress was seen running along the towpath and lying beneath an upturned kayak during a scene.
The pictures appear to show her character, private investigator Zoe Boehm, trying to escape from a man dressed in black.
The series is based on two novels by Mick Herron and follows Zoe and Sarah Trafford as they investigate a case involving art and antiquities.
Martin Clunes and Amanda Abbington joined the cast, Apple announced the previous week.
- Who
- Emma Thompson, who plays private investigator Zoe Boehm.
- What
- She was filming the second series of Down Cemetery Road.
- When
- 25 October 2026.
- Where
- Beside Regent’s Canal in London.
- Why
- Not stated
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The first series of Down Cemetery Road premiered.
Apple announced that Martin Clunes and Amanda Abbington had joined the cast.
Emma Thompson was pictured filming the second series beside Regent’s Canal in London.
- Lead actor
- Emma Thompson
- Series
- Down Cemetery Road, second series
- Filming location
- Regent’s Canal, London
- Character
- Zoe Boehm, a private investigator
- New cast members
- Martin Clunes and Amanda Abbington