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Aoife Hinds and Billy Howle to star in BBC and A24 fantasy series “The Ministry of Time”
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THE APEX TIMES

Culture/The Apex Times/Aug 18, 6:09 AM EDT

Aoife Hinds and Billy Howle to star in BBC and A24 fantasy series “The Ministry of Time”

Hinds is set to play Sophy, while Howle will portray Commander Graham Gore in the upcoming BBC and A24 production, with filming planned in and around London.

BBC and A24 have cast Aoife Hinds and Billy Howle as leads in the fantasy series “The Ministry of Time,” according to Deadline. The project pairs two performers known for high-profile television work, with Hinds attached as Sophy and Howle attached as Commander Graham Gore.

Deadline reports that filming is scheduled to begin in and around London. The production will be the first collaboration between the two companies on this series, joining the BBC’s commissioning role with A24’s involvement as a production partner for a genre title.

Hinds, who has appeared in series including “Normal People” and the “Dune” television title “Dune: Prophecy,” will take on the role of Sophy, in the story’s central character lineup. Deadline frames her casting as part of the show’s main ensemble, indicating that the production intends to anchor the series around her character rather than treat her as a supporting lead.

Howle, whose recent work includes “The Perfect Couple” and “Under the Banner of Heaven,” is cast as Commander Graham Gore. Deadline characterizes him in the commander role, placing his character in a position of authority within the series’ world and indicating that the series’ fantasy premise will likely include institutional or official structures.

The Deadline report also notes that additional casting is expected beyond the two leads, though it does not list those names in the portion of information provided. No premiere date or episode count was included in the reported details, and the schedule beyond the start of filming in London is not specified in the item.

In this release, the series is described as a fantasy title and is tied to the BBC and A24 partnership. For both audience and industry observers, the casting announcement can function as an early indicator of the show’s tone and target demographic, with the lead pair coming from dramatic and prestige television backgrounds.

The next step for the production will be completing the remaining casting and finalizing production logistics as filming begins in and around London. Public updates on the rest of the ensemble, production dates, and eventual release timing typically follow as the series moves from pre-production into principal photography.

Why It Matters

  • The announced start of filming in and around London places the project on a near-term production timeline and can affect local screen-industry scheduling and staffing needs.
  • Casting choices for Sophy and Commander Graham Gore indicate the series will rely on established television performers, which can shape how the BBC and A24 plan audience reach for a fantasy property.
  • With A24 involved alongside the BBC, the series highlights continued investment in genre projects by major broadcasters and entertainment production companies.
  • Additional casting and release details will likely determine how the show is marketed and distributed across BBC channels and A24-related platforms, though those specifics were not included in the report.

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Key Facts

  • Aoife Hinds and Billy Howle have been cast as leads in BBC and A24’s fantasy series “The Ministry of Time,” Deadline reported on August 18, 2026.
  • Hinds is set to play Sophy.
  • Howle is set to play Commander Graham Gore.
  • Deadline reports that filming is scheduled to begin in and around London.
  • Deadline notes further casting is expected beyond the two announced leads.
  • No premiere date or episode count was stated in the provided Deadline item.