Weyland is adapted from a series of novels by the Swedish novelist Henning Mankell. The protagonist of the novel, Detective Weyland, is a man caught in a midlife crisis, separated from his wife and strained with his father, and his only daughter is dissatisfied with him from time to time. Colleagues are both respectful and afraid of him, toast that he can always have a whim, insight into the mystery, afraid that he will lose his temper from time to time. He always drinks and eats junk food. As a result, he has diabetes. Unlike other business policemen, Weyland is always passionate about the case. The BBC version of Weyland is the first time this Swedish novel has been adapted into an English TV series. But the story is still set in Hustad, Sweden. And the crew also went to Sweden to shoot. The protagonist is Kenneth Brenner (Sir Oliver in the week of me and Monroe, Professor Guidro Lockhart, the Defense against the Dark Arts teacher in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, and the director of Thor). He gave a detailed and detailed performance of the Weyland's middle-aged embarrassment, empathy for the victims, and inner struggles. The performances of the supporting actors were also wonderful. Among them, Tom Hiddleston (who plays Loki in Thor) plays Wei in the play.
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