Prime Video Shares First Look at "The Devil's Hour" Series Three

The UK Original series stars Jessica Raine, Peter Capaldi and Nikesh Patel

Series Three will launch exclusively on Prime Video on 4th December

Prime Video has unveiled the first look at season three of the supernatural thriller The Devil's Hour, which will launch exclusively on Prime Video on 4 December.

The series, nominated for an International Emmy, stars Jessica Raine (Two Weeks in August, Informer), Peter Capaldi (Criminal Record, The Thick of It), Nikesh Patel (Starstruck, How to Get to Heaven from Belfast), Phil Dunster (Ted Lasso, Rooster), Meera Syal (Yesterday, Goodness Gracious Me) and Saffron Hocking (Hit Point, Top Boy).

Life is a scratched record, looping, over and over again. Most of us don't remember living our lives before, but Lucy Chambers (Jessica Raine) has woken up. Lucy remembers her life as a police detective, when she failed to prevent a series of terrorist acts. She remembers Gideon Shepherd (Peter Capaldi), the serial killer who warned her the attacks were coming. She remembers her next life, when she gave birth to Isaac (Benjamin Chivers) - an anomalous soul who became unbound to his own reality. Now she has been born again - neither a mother nor a police officer - but haunted by the memories of both. With only Gideon to turn to, Lucy teams up with her old foe to hunt down the monstrous child-killer who has evaded her across multiple lifetimes. Gideon teaches Lucy how to harness her memories. He shows her how to adapt, how to fight and how to survive. But will any of it be enough when their enemy knows just as much as they do? In the end, it will take a miracle to stop him.

The five-part third season is produced by award-winning Hartswood Films (Douglas is Cancelled, Dracula, Sherlock). Created and written by Tom Moran, the series is executive produced by Sue Vertue, Tom Moran and Steven Moffat, produced by Lawrence Till and directed by Johnny Allan and Shaun James Grant. All five episodes will launch exclusively on Prime Video in over 240 countries and territories on 4 December. Series one and two are available now.

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About Hartswood Films

Hartswood has been at the forefront of British TV drama and comedy for over 30 years, working with leading platforms and broadcasters across the world. The Company is led by CEO / Executive Producer Sue Vertue with Steven Moffat as its creative director. Recent productions include 'Douglas is Cancelled', starring Hugh Bonneville and Karen Gillan, 'Inside Man', starring David Tennant, Stanley Tucci and Dolly Wells (for BBC1 and Netflix), 'Time Travellers Wife', starring Rose Leslie and Theo James (for HBO), and 'The Devil's Hour', starring Jessica Raine and Peter Capaldi (for Prime Video). Previous productions include the BBC / Netflix production Dracula from Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss and Sky's award-winning Christmas drama Roald & Beatrix: The Tail Of the Curious Mouse. Moffat and Gatiss were also responsible for the company's Emmy, RTS and BAFTA winning internationally successful series Sherlock starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman.

Hartswood was founded in 1979 by the legendary producer Beryl Vertue, business manager and agent to some of television's greatest comedy creators. That unique history is the platform on which we continue to produce some of today's most beloved scripted television.