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Save Me Too: What to expect from the Lennie James kidnap thriller

Lennie James tells Gemma Dunn what’s in store for the second series of his gripping kidnap thriller, Save Me.

Thu, 26 Mar, 2020 - 21:00

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Lennie James in Save Me Too, on the Sky Network from next Wednesday.

Lennie James tells Gemma Dunn what’s in store for the second series of his gripping kidnap thriller, Save Me.

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