Toby Kebbell has been added to the cast of Prime Video's upcoming U.K. crime thriller series Dirty, which is being written by Matt Charman, the screenwriter behind the 2015 film Bridge of Spies. The show is set to explore themes of corruption and moral ambiguity, typical of the crime genre, and will be shot in the U.K. Kebbell, known for his versatile acting in both film and television, will portray Robert Chartoff in I Play Rocky, a new film from Amazon MGM Studios that is set to debut at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) this week. Kebbell joins a cast that already includes Phoebe Dynevor and Samantha Morton, both of whom were previously announced for the series. Dynevor, who rose to fame for her role in the popular Netflix series Bridgerton, brings a mix of dramatic and comedic talent to her roles, while Morton, a veteran actress with a long career in both film and television, is known for her powerful and nuanced performances. Dirty is expected to be a gripping and intense series, with its U.K. setting offering a unique backdrop for the crime narrative. The involvement of Charman, whose work on Bridge of Spies was praised for its historical depth and taut storytelling, suggests that Dirty may aim for a similar level of sophistication and suspense. As filming progresses, fans of Kebbell’s previous work, including his role in Mad Max: Fury Road and The Woman in the Window, will be eager to see how he brings the character of Robert Chartoff to life. With a strong cast and a talented writer behind it, Dirty is shaping up to be a notable addition to Prime Video’s lineup of original content.