Actor David Morrissey has expressed his affection for filming the new ITV thriller 'Gone' in the picturesque city of Bristol. The show features Morrissey as Michael Polly, a private school headmaster caught in a web of intrigue after his wife, Sarah, goes missing, making him the primary suspect in her disappearance. This six-part series blends elements of suspense and drama, unraveling the mystery surrounding the case while providing viewers with an insight into the community and the complexities of personal relationships.

The narrative's tension escalates as it unveils more than just the surface story of a missing woman; it delves into the dynamics of the school, revealing how the husband—a seemingly devoted partner—shows unusual preoccupation with the school's star rugby player rather than with the distress of his missing wife. This twist adds layers to the storyline, raising questions about loyalty, desperation, and the extent to which one may go to protect their interests.

Set against the backdrop of Bristol, known for its vibrant culture and beautiful scenery, the filming environment itself plays a significant role in the aesthetic and emotional weight of the show. With its strategic Sunday evening primetime slot following a royal true crime drama, 'Gone' promises to attract viewers eager for compelling narratives, making it a significant entry in ITV's lineup alongside other notable series.