Tearul Stephen Graham on “emotional” for which he made a new Netflix drama gather

Stephen Graham plays in a new four-party trapped drama, called adolescence, made from the same creators as a boiling point, and below it explains why it was forced to be in it

Stephen Graham became tear when he opened about the reason why he felt forced to take part in his future Netflix drama, which was inspired by the tragic stories of real life.

Drama in four parts, adolescence, tells the story of a teenager who was accused of killing a classmate. Graham plays the boy’s father, and the clamping show is rooted in the alarming number of crime incidents involving young people in the UK.

Sharing why he felt that the devastating story needed a story, he said: “I just thought:” What happens in our society, where this becomes a slightly ordinary event? “

Blinking tears, he added to Telegraph magazine: “I don’t know why he excites me … well, I’m doing exactly. It’s the loss of a young life, you know? For no reason.

“No one is. Children, killed by children themselves. I thought we could look at it. It is not something that preaches, but as reportable as possible, because this could happen to any of us. “

The series focuses on the “normal” family of the boy accused of murder – rather than the victim, which Graham said “we always see, rightly.”

Graham depicts a man with a sanitary installation business and lives in a three-bed with his wife, daughter and son, whom you seem to never expect to be accused of such an attractive crime.

And talking about what he did not want to show the show, he said: “There are quite a lot of things:” Oh, let’s look at these people through a microscope, don’t you? Let’s see what is wrong with them. Let’s color them with this trauma. It is that for the sake of F ** K, not everyone is so. Sometimes, in art, the working class is described as fully rounded human beings. “

Adolescence distribution also consists of Ashley Walters from Top Boy and Erin Doherty. It is expected to be one of the most borroughing thrillers of the crime of the year and talking about it at the next event on Netflix, Graham added: “The idea came as – in the last 10 years – I saw a knife epidemic among young people, up and down to the country.

“And for me, there were some cases that were truly remaining where young boys – and are young boys, you know, they are not men – they were killing young girls.”

Adolescence will be launched on Thursday, March 13 on Netflix.