The comedy crime – thriller television series The Outlaws is ready to make its debut on Amazon Prime Video in the US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, on April 1, 2022. Directed by Stephen Merchant, the series was premiered on BBC1 and BBC iPlayer in the UK on October 2021 and will be set to release internationally on Amazon Prime Video. The Outlaws became a smashing hit in the UK. The series became one of the most popular comedy series on Amazon Prime after it was streamed 11 million times. According to recent updates, the series has already wrapped up the shooting of season 2 but the release date for it is still not announced.
Plot Of ‘The Outlaws’
The series follows the story of seven strangers forced to work together on community service, set in Bristol. They found a bag full of cash but they were unaware of the fact that some dangerous people are in search of that bag. The story starts with some light-hearted comedy but ultimately turned into a suspense crime thriller. The series presents some brilliant touches of humor with lots of one-liners. Merchant in an interview said that “I’ve always liked thrillers, and I like them when there’s humor in there but there’s still some thrills or drama or darkness.” He added, ” After the last couple of years we’ve all struggled to watch very gloomy things constantly, so I admire but… I want there to be a lightness to it and still have a few important points.”
Trailer Of ‘The Outlaws’
Prime Video has recently released the trailer of The Outlaws on March 3, 2022. The trailer gives us a sneak peek at the hilarious storyline with intense comedy. The character follows the same story where the characters are involved in doing community service.
The cast of ‘The Outlaws’
The cast of The Outlaws includes Stephen Merchant as Gregory Dillard, Gamba Cole as Christian Taylor, Eleanor Tomlinson as Lady Gabrielle, Dolly Wells as Margaret, Rhianne Barreto as Rani, Clare Perkins as Myrna, Jessica Gunning as Diane, Nina Wadia as Shanthi, Darren Boyd as John and Christopher Walken as Frank.
