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Rowan Atkinson’s Netflix comedy Man vs Bee has revealed cast, with Crazy Rich Asians star Jing Lusi leading the show that will launch on June 24.
Lusi plays Nina, the owner of the luxurious mansion that is being house-sat by Trevor (Atkinson), who finds himself in a battle with a bee as he avoids irreparable damage.
Lusi broke out playing Amanda Ling in 2018 global hit Crazy Rich Asians and on the small screen has starred in Gangs of London and Stan Lee’s Lucky Man, both for Sky.
She is one of six cast members revealed by Deadline including Julian Rhind-Tutt (Bridget Jones’s Baby), who plays Nina’s husband Christian, Greg McHugh (Fresh Meat), who joins as the Gardener and White Lines star India Fowler, featuring as Maddy.
The cast is rounded off by Claudie Blakley (Manhunt), who plays Trevor’s ex-wife, and Tom Basden (After Life), the Police Officer.
The show, which launches June 24 and is created by Mr Bean star Atkinson and Johnny English scribe Will Davies, was one of seven commissioned by Netflix UK Scripted Boss Anne Mensah in late 2020, as the streamer doubled down on original UK content.
Lusi plays Nina, the owner of the luxurious mansion that is being house-sat by Trevor (Atkinson), who finds himself in a battle with a bee as he avoids irreparable damage.
Lusi broke out playing Amanda Ling in 2018 global hit Crazy Rich Asians and on the small screen has starred in Gangs of London and Stan Lee’s Lucky Man, both for Sky.
She is one of six cast members revealed by Deadline including Julian Rhind-Tutt (Bridget Jones’s Baby), who plays Nina’s husband Christian, Greg McHugh (Fresh Meat), who joins as the Gardener and White Lines star India Fowler, featuring as Maddy.
The cast is rounded off by Claudie Blakley (Manhunt), who plays Trevor’s ex-wife, and Tom Basden (After Life), the Police Officer.
The show, which launches June 24 and is created by Mr Bean star Atkinson and Johnny English scribe Will Davies, was one of seven commissioned by Netflix UK Scripted Boss Anne Mensah in late 2020, as the streamer doubled down on original UK content.
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