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Towards Zero is an Agatha Christie adaptation that premieres on BritBox in the US and Canada on April 16 .
Anjelica Huston , Matthew Rhys and Oliver Jackson-Cohen star in the three -part series.
Mimi Keene and Ella Lily Hyand play Kay , the new love of tennis star Nevile Strange .
Despite his shambling appearance and non-existent self-esteem, Lady Tressilian warms to Inspector Leach .
Rhys enjoyed having zero expectations placed on him when it came to the Inspector’s appearance.
Huston says she couldn’t recall Rhys flubbing any lines, and she enjoyed the fact that she did not have to learn tennis.
It takes real skill to make a period-specific tennis match psychologically rich and engaging on screen.
Towards Zero stars as a team of 1930s tennis players.
The team trained for two days on a lawn tennis court in the height of summer .
The film is set to be released on Blu-Ray in September 2015 .
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