Brassic stars guest in Mr. Bigstuff Series 2
Danny Dyer, Brassic favourite and series creator Ryan Sampson, and Big Boys star Harriet Webb return in Series 2 of Mr. Bigstuff, which launches in July on Sky Comedy.
British Comedy Guide can now share exclusive first look images showing Sampson's Brassic co-stars Tom Hanson and Parth Thakerar appearing in guest roles:
Series 1 earned Dyer his first-ever BAFTA TV award nomination for his performance as Lee Campbell, the estranged brother of Glen (Sampson).
The new series picks up two weeks after the shock news that the brothers' dad's not actually dead, and Lee and Glen are handling it very differently. But, with chaos mounting and questions piling up, the brothers unite on a mission to track him down. Meanwhile, Kirsty's taking charge in the bedroom and the boardroom, but one badly timed kiss - and a mysterious blackmailer - threaten to bring it all crashing down. With secrets spilling and tempers flaring, it's only a matter of time before the family blows up - again.
However, the brothers aren't the only ones bringing chaos. First look images tease a range of guest stars, including:
Rula Lenska as Rita: Appearing in Episode 2, Lenska delivers high comedy as an eccentric and flirtatious woman the brothers believe is connected to their missing dad, Don Campbell.
Linda Henry as Pam: Known for her portrayal of Shirley Carter in EastEnders, Henry reunites with Dyer to play a no-nonsense, hands-on mechanic at the family haulage firm.
Shaun Williamson as an angry clown: Fellow EastEnders alumnus Williamson appears in Episode 5 in a whole new light, playing a furious children's entertainer who finds himself at the centre of another brotherly showdown.
Also joining Series 2 are Shobna Gulati (dinnerladies) David Mumeni (Stath Lets Flats) and gangster film icon Alan Ford. Returning cast include Adrian Scarborough, Fatiha El-Ghorri, Victoria Alcock, Ned Dennehy and Clive Russell.
Mr. Bigstuff is created and authored by Ryan Sampson. The series' executive producers are Sampson and Matt Lipsey, Anil Gupta for Sky Studios, and Tom Miller and Sam Myer for Water & Power Productions. Emily Allen is the commissioning editor from Sky Studios, and Hayley Sterling is producer.