The Killing star Sofie Gråbøl in new British TV drama The Guardian reported Tucci, the star of The Lovely Bones, will play a detective who flies into the Icelandic town of Fortitude to join a local sheriff, played by Game of Thrones' Richard Dormer, to investigate its first-ever murder. Gambon plays a dying wildlife photographer, while Eccleston is an English scientist who heads up the biology department at the town's Arctic research centre. Gråbøl will also make her British theatre debut at the Edinburgh International Festival. She will play Queen Margaret in The James Plays, a new historical trilogy by Scottish playwright Rona Munro about the Stewart kings who ruled the country in the 15th century. Sky's head of drama Anne Mensah said of Fortitude: "It has the same pressure cooker feel of Twin Peaks, but that was much more extreme. This is a very grounded world, about what happens to an ordinary group of people when something really unexpected and unfathomable arrives in their midst. It's about love, anger, and the secrets that are buried underneath a very beautiful facade. There's a lot of humour as well. It's so much more than a crime show, it's an ensemble piece about a whole community with Fortitude a character in the drama. It was like no other show that has ever been pitched to me.