Anthology series based
on short stories by Philip K. Dick.
All 10 episodes released
January 12, 2018.
Previously shown on Channel 4 from September 17, 2017 – March
19, 2018.
Theme music by Harry
Gregson-Williams.
Season 1. Episode 1.
Episode entitled: The
Hood Maker.
Directed by Julian
Jarrold.
Written by Matthew
Graham.
Music by Ólafur Arnalds.
Cast: Richard Madden,
Holliday Grainger, Noma Dumezweni, Richard McCabe, Anneika Rose, Chris Mayo,
Remmie Milner, Tom Mothersdale, Ian Pink, Richard Rowe-McGhie, Paul Ritter,
Sarah Vevers, Darcey Brown, Hilary Agostini, Raj Awasti, Tom Blount, Janine Catterall,
Nick Davison, Laraine Dix, Shawnah Donley, Jade Francine, Ricardo Freitas,
Charlotte Jo Hanbury, Juke Hardy, Lana Ish-Muhametova, Danielle Kingston, Nina
Mangold, Stephanie Moore, Joshua Neil, Elsa Nori, Axel Nu, Tom Ogg, Jacqueline
Ramnarine, Sarah Sharman, Tony Way, Latesha Wilson.
Season 1. Episode 2.
Episode entitled: Impossible
Planet.
Directed by David Farr.
Written by David Farr.
Music by Bear McCreary.
Cast: Geraldine Chaplin,
Benedict Wong, Jack Reynor, Bekka Bowling, Justin Butcher, Georgina Campbell,
Annes Elwy, Malik Ibheis, Christopher Staines, Steven Dutton, Nicholle Hembra.
Season 1. Episode 3.
Episode entitled: The
Commuter.
Directed by Tom Harper.
Written by Jack Thorne.
Music by Harry
Gregson-Williams.
Cast: Timothy Spall,
Anthony Boyle, Rudi Dharmalingam, Rebecca Manley, Tuppence Middleton, Anne
Reid, Hayley Squires, Nicole Agada, Ann Akinjirin / Ann Akin, Rebecca Birch,
Tom Brooke, Lauren Carse, Brodie Jouxson, Matthew Jure, Naveed Khan, Marko
Leht, Matthew Raymond, Roy Beck, Justin Cosh, Karl Farrer, Michael Haydon,
Gilbert White.
Season 1. Episode 4.
Episode entitled: Crazy
Diamond.
Directed by Marc Munden.
Written by Tony Grisoni.
Music by Cristobal Tapia
de Veer.
Cast: Steve Buscemi,
Sidse Babett Knudsen, Julia Davis, Lucian Msamati, Joanna Scanlan, Michael
Socha, Isis Davis, Sophia Del Pizzo, Gina Gangar, Lauren Hobbs, Scott Karim,
Kerri McLean, Abraham Popoola, Adam Riches, Ross Carter, Olga Docheva, James
Henri-Thomas, Hyo Won Kim.
Season 1. Episode 5.
Episode entitled: Real
Life.
Directed by Jeffrey
Reiner.
Written by Ronald D.
Moore.
Music by Bear McCreary.
Cast: Terrence Howard,
Anna Paquin, Rachelle Lefevre, Lara Pulver, Guy Burnet, Jacob Vargas, Sam
Witwer, Christian Isely, Anton Bassey, Anu Bhatt, J. Salome Martinez, Karin
Anglin, Dominic Capone III, Jason Singer, Lisa Greene, Chris Nolte, Jonathan
Posthuma, Rekkhan.
Season 1. Episode 6.
Episode entitled: Human
Is.
Directed by Francesca
Gregorini.
Written by Jessica
Mecklenburg.
Music by Cristobal Tapia
de Veer.
Cast: Bryan Cranston,
Essie Davis, Liam Cunningham, Khalid Abdalla, Ruth Bradley, William Gaminara,
Nathalie Armin, Ronan Vibert, Jamie Wilkes, Marc Danbury, Fode Simbo, Dean
Ashton, Jessica D'Arcy, Ntiarna Xavier Knight, Lee Admassie, Gintare Beinoraviciute,
Dilyana Bouklieva, Debbie Cameron, Alan Cassidy, Bern Collaço, Rene Costa,
Vaslov Goom, Juke Hardy, Adam King, Adam King-Sekera, Sarah Sayuri Leung, James
Pepper, Darren Tassell, Penni Tovey, Michael Yates.
Season 1. Episode 7.
Episode entitled: The
Father Thing.
Directed by Michael
Dinner.
Written by Michael
Dinner.
Music by Harry
Gregson-Williams.
Cast: Greg Kinnear, Jack
Gore, Shannon Brown, Alana Arenas, Terry Kinney, Marc Grapey, Jack Lewis, Zakk
Paradise, Mireille Enos, Cole Keriazakos, Philip Ghantous, Brian Boland, Ryan
Evans, Andrew Rothenberg, Eric C. Lynch, Steve Johnson, Tyler Evans, Vaslov
Goom, Sarah Sayuri Leung, David Lowenthal, Paul A Munday, Russ Panzarella,
Devito Parker Jr., Delphine Pontvieux, Corinne van den Heuvel.
Season 1. Episode 8.
Episode entitled: Autofac.
Directed by Peter
Horton.
Written by Travis
Beacham.
Music by Ólafur Arnalds,
BT.
Cast: Juno Temple,
Janelle Monáe, David Lyons, Nick Eversman, Jay Paulson, Maximiliano Hernández,
Rebecca Jordan, Roberto Mantica, Desmond Laurent, Jeff Dlugolecki, Pretty
Rickey PR.
Season 1. Episode 9.
Episode entitled: Safe
and Sound.
Directed by Alan Taylor.
Written by Kalen Egan,
Travis Sentell.
Music by Mark Isham.
Cast: Annalise Basso,
Maura Tierney, Connor Paolo, Alice Lee, Algee Smith, Martin Donovan, Emily
Rudd, Mari Marroquin, Emma González, Jordan Vintryst, Randall McDonald, Mike
Geraghty, Terence Sims, Sam Straley, Matthew Chappelle, Aidan Traynor, Lindsay
Stock, Pamela Jones, Aurora Adachi-Winter, Sarah Lo, Jeremiah Garcia, Andy
Stout, Erica Geiger, Matthias Kocur, Deano Bugatti Mitchison, Lily Paige, Dylan
Rogers, Ashland Thomas.
Season 1. Episode 10.
Episode entitled: Kill
All Others.
Directed by Dee Rees.
Written by Dee Rees.
Music by Bear McCreary.
Cast: Mel Rodriguez,
Sarah Baker, Jason Mitchell, Glenn Morshower, Louis Herthum, DuShon Monique
Brown, Vera Farmiga, Kathy Scambiatterra, Kylan Conroy, Dale Rivera, Bassam
Abdelfattah, Joe Caballero, Joe Yau, Gabriel Ruiz, Tim Heurlin, Terry Berner,
Richard Perez, Cindy Chang, Desiree Ballesteros, Lia D. Mortensen, Shaz
Campbell, Marsha Estell, Karissa Murrell Myers, Bryan Christopher, Michelle
Bester, Brian Bianchi, Joette Waters, Daniel Craig Baker, Michael Corsale,
Clarence E. Davis, Vaslov Goom, Peter S. Kim, Freddy Moyano, Rafaela Ochoa,
Bryan C. Ordman, Russ Panzarella, Darren Sheehan.
Recommended reading:
Philip K. Dick's
Electric Dreams
By Philip K. Dick.
Published by Gollancz.
Published 2017.
ISBN-10: 1473223288
ISBN-13: 9781473223288
Description:
The
stories that inspired the original dramatic series. Though perhaps most famous
as a novelist, Philip K. Dick wrote more than one hundred short stories over
the course of his career, each as mind-bending and genre-defining as his longer
works. Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams collects ten of the best. In
“Autofac,” Dick shows us one of the earliest examples (and warnings) in science
fiction of self-replicating machines. “Exhibit Piece” and “The Commuter”
feature Dick exploring one of his favorite themes: the shifting nature of
reality and whether it is even possible to perceive the world as it truly
exists. And “The Hanging Stranger” provides a thrilling, dark political
allegory as relevant today as it was when Dick wrote it at the height of the
Cold War. Strange, funny, and powerful, the stories in this collection
highlight a master at work, encapsulating his boundless imagination and deep
understanding of the human condition.