Suranne Jones and Jodie Whittaker are teaming on an ITV heist thriller about two skilled confidence tricksters separated by a 10-year prison sentence. Gentleman Jack star Jones has created Frauds with Anne-Marie O'Connor,

Actresses Suranne Jones and Jodie Whittaker are to play skilled con artists in an ITV heist drama exploring “toxic female friendship”. Gentleman Jack star Jones, 46, has co-created Frauds alongside Hullraisers co-writer Anne-Marie O’Connor, and stars as Bert, who has left a Spanish prison cell on compassionate grounds after a cancer diagnosis.

ITV has announced a new heist drama, Frauds, starring Suranne Jones ( Doctor Foster, Gentleman Jack) and Jodie Whittaker ( Doctor Who, Broadchurch ). The pair will play two "skilled confidence tricksters" who have been separated by a 10-year prison sentence, it's been revealed.

ITV has unveiled plans for a new high-stakes drama, Frauds. This heist thriller will bring together two of British television’s most celebrated stars – Jodie Whittaker (Doctor Who,

The series follows confidence trickster Sam, played by Whittaker, who has been living a quiet, anonymous life in the hills of southern Spain, whilst her grifting partner Bert, played by Jones, has been in a Spanish prison cell dreaming of one last job.

Suranne Jones and Jodie Whittaker will play a pair of confidence tricksters reunited in the new ITV drama Frauds - now filming in Spain.

UK commercial broadcaster ITV has commissioned a six-part heist drama starring BAFTA and RTS award-winning actresses Suranne Jones and Jodie Whittaker.

ITV has announced an exciting new six-part heist drama, Frauds, starring BAFTA and RTS award-winning actors Suranne Jones and Jodie Whittaker. The series, created by Jones and Anne-Marie O’Connor, follows two expert con artists reunited after a decade apart – and one last job that could change everything.