Fresh from his "success" in the titular outcome of HBO's hit show, Matthew Macfadyen's latest–an import from the UK–is a dramedy series about failure. Based on an actual government minister in the 1970s Labour government of Harold Wilson, Macfayden's John Stonehouse flubs his attempts at fraud and espionage, then fakes his own death. If you enjoyed Macfadyen's Tom Wambsgans you'll love Stonehouse.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt13005652/
Watch it on BritBox.
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