In 1827 London, a body has washed up on the banks of the Thames. Inspector John Marlott of the River Police discovers that the body is a composite of body parts from several people, sewn together. The Home Secretary tasks Marlott with solving the mystery.
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- ርልዪረApril 19, 2025Absolutely brilliantly directed! A Must watch series. Great cast, loving Sean Bean in this! and set in a bleak and dim London, it is fantastic and very atmospheric. Apparently filmed in Northern Ireland the scenery is fantastic. Cleverly written, with the traditional Frankenstein story woven with historic nineteenth century London, makes you feel it could be true! I'm a sucker for a period drama so this ticks that box for me too. So often you come across a series that tries hard to do a remake of a famous story and fails in an epic way, so it is refreshing to watch this as it has brought the story to life again and in a historically inspired way.
The Frankenstein Chronicles Trivia
The Frankenstein Chronicles has 2 seasons.
The Frankenstein Chronicles has 12 episodes.
The key characters in The Frankenstein Chronicles are John Marlott (Sean Bean), Joseph Nightingale (Richie Campbell), Lord Daniel Hervey (Ed Stoppard).
The Frankenstein Chronicles was directed by Alex Gabassi.
The Frankenstein Chronicles was produced by Carol Moorhead, Lawrence Till.
In 1827 London, a body has washed up on the banks of the Thames. Inspector John Marlott of the River Police discovers that the body is a composite of body parts from several people, sewn together. The Home Secretary tasks Marlott with solving the mystery.
The Frankenstein Chronicles is rated TV-MA.
The Frankenstein Chronicles is a Crime, Drama, Mystery show.
The Frankenstein Chronicles has an audience rating of 7.6 out of 10.
The Frankenstein Chronicles episodes are 52m long.
No, this show was canceled after 2 seasons.