UNTIL I KILL YOU. sun to wed ITV 9pm - TV PACE. NO SPOILERS

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Until I Kill You sees two of TV's favourite actors come together to portray real life victim and abuser Delia Balmer and John Sweeney in the cast of the ITV drama.

Agency nurse Delia Balmer meets John Sweeney who confesses to killing his ex-girlfriend and attacks her before evading capture;

Balmer rebuilds her life to confront Sweeney seven years later, after he was arrested for another murder.

Ludwig (tvg-frontend-cem4ngzag-digitalbox.vercel.app/streaming-guide/ludwig-series-2-return-series-1-ending-explained-bbc-one-iplayer) star Anna Maxwell portrays Delia, who survived a near-fatal relationship with murderer John Sweeney, played by Shaun Evans.

The new four-part drama airs from Sunday, November 03, to Wednesday, November 06, 2024 at 9pm.

It's followed by the companion documentary Until I Kill You: The Real Story on Thursday, November 07, 2024 at 9pm.

So who is in the cast of Until I Kill You on ITV? Who plays who in the ITV crime drama? Here's everything you need to know...

Actress Anna Maxwell Martin as Delia Balmer in the cast of Until I Kill You (Credit: ITV)
Who plays Delia Balmer in the cast of Until I Kill You?
BAFTA-winning actress Anna Maxwell Martin, 47, portrays real life victim Delia Balmer in the cast of Until I Kill You on ITV.

Of course, Anna is a hugely popular TV actress - and with good reason. She is much loved for her role in Motherland, playing the perpetually harassed mother of two Julia.

Actor Shaun Evans plays John Sweeney in the cast of Until I Kill You.

Like co-star Anna, Shaun is a well known to TV audiences.

The 44-year-old came to fame playing John Paul Keating in the Channel 4 comedy Teachers, opposite Andrew Lincoln and Navin Chowdhry.
Liverpool-born Shaun then went on to appear in Whitechapel, and Silk, before appearing as Glover in series one of Vigil in 2021.

Kevin Doyle portrays David
Downton Abbey actor Kevin Doyle, 64, stars as David, who provides support for Delia throughout the court case against John.

Lincolnshire-born Kevin has been on our TV screens for four decades, and he's been on some of the best TV shows - including The Lakes, Downton Abbey, and Sherwood.

More recently, he's played Fred Rowley in Sherwood (tvg-frontend-cem4ngzag-digitalbox.vercel.app/streaming-guide/sherwood-series-2-ending-explained-recap-ann-branson-fate-tense-finale-episode-six), and Ronnie Browne in Vera.

Actor Steve Edge, 51, plays DS Collins in the cast of Until I Kill You on ITV.

Steve is perhaps most famous for his roles in Benidorm, Scarborough and Phoenix Nights.
He's also well liked as Dom Hayes in The Madame Blanc Mysteries, a role he's played ever since 2021.

Who else appears in the cast of Until I Kill You on ITV?

Matthew Aubrey stars as DC Flynn. The Welsh actor is known for playing Private Davies in Privates, Aled Williams in The Indian Doctor, and Mike Taylor in Keeping Faith.

Finding Alice's Amanda Wilkin plays Leah. She's also starred as Jo in Spent, and Suzie in Am I Being Unreasonable?

Dutch actress Sallie Harmsen stars as Astrid De Vries. She's best known for her roles in Sphinx, Legacy, and Van der Valk.

Lucy Thackeray as WPC Jane Barker. She's played Prue Stanton in Call the Midwife, and Linda in Black Ops.

Laura Morgan as DC Christine Webb. She's famous for playing Soldier in Culprits, Becky in Clink, and Maggie Cotton in Dark Angel.

Stephanie Street - aka Nadia in 20 Things to Do Before You're 30 - stars as Janice Rainsworth.
Spooks' Geoffrey Streatfeild plays DI Steve Smith.

Until I Kill You airs from Sunday, November 03, 2024 on ITV1 and ITVX.

I've only started watching this, so won't rtft for now. But I don't understand all the comments about her accent. When she meets him he asks if she's American, and she says no, and then says all the places she's lived - so it's clear very early on that she's picked up bits of all of them

i think she says she is from canada

Yes she says she's from Canada then moved to Scotland then moved to somewhere else, and lists various places

I work with a guy who has a mixed accent like Delias. I thought he was Irish at first.
He's British but has lived in Canada and Australia.

The Newfoundland accent sounds Irish - if you've seen Come From Away it's very obvious.

I'm just starting on the docu. Which manages to make you amazed by the story all over again. And the art-work! That's grim. And of course it also shows how well AMM captured her, and what a great job they did of her story.

I had that skirt too! I thought the general 90s feel created was really good. But what a horrific series of events it's based on.

Anna Maxwell Martin was stunning in this. I loved the fact that the story was told entirely from her perspective as the victim. She was perfect for it.

I hadn't heard of this case before. And have just watched it this weekend after being recommended by a friend. It was very well done. So little protection from the police after those horrifying attacks. And him being given bail. Beggars belief.

I thought she sounded like she was the west country, with a few Canadian ('oot' for out) and American bits.

She wasn't likeable at times, but I agree, she wasn't a 'perfect' victim, but I expect lots of victims may not be that nice, but it doesn't mean they deserve to be a victim or to not be treated fairly by the police and criminal justice system.

I just watched all this and thought it was very well done

The system failed Delia and I can understand her anger

This is superb. Just finished watching. Anna maxwell Martin is brilliant in it. As is Shaun Evans. I can’t believe I hadn’t heard about the case beforehand. The anger she felt is palpable. Was sorry it didn’t work out with David.

I kept on wondering if this would happen now / wouldn’t there be a mass internet exposure trying to catch him? Like that man who threw acid at his ex partner in Clapham and then it was all on the news and then they found him (dead).

Only just finished watching this.

Wow.

This was surprising not because of the MVAW or because of the pathetic policing surrounding this case. Surprising because of Delia's responses to it all.

Let's be honest, she had no filter, she had feelings and she let them all out, she went where the vast majority of us would never dare to go.

She appeared to be a closed book and emotionally restricted, when in fact she was anything but. I really admire her for letting her anger see the light in a way which 'civilised society' shies away from.

Who tf cares if she's ND? It really shouldn't matter, and ANYONE should be able to express themselves as honestly as she did. After what she went through, she's earnt her fucking right to offend the public's sensibilities.

Delia if you're reading this thread, thank you and I hope life is how you wish it to be now. You deserve only good things.