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The BBC has released "Dope Girls," a gripping crime drama that sheds light on the hidden world of Soho's nightclubs in the 1920s. Eliza Scanlen shines as Violet Davies, a pioneering female police officer who goes undercover to infiltrate the seedy underbelly. Backed by a talented cast, including Michael Duke, Ian Bonar, and Fiona Button, the show expertly tackles the complexities of the London underworld.

The attention to historical detail is remarkable, immersing viewers in the era's sights, sounds, and attitudes. Executive producers Polly Stenham, Alex Warren, Kate Crowther, Jane Tranter, "and Michael Lesslie deserve praise for crafting a visually stunning and engaging narrative." For more information on this captivating series... check out CWEB's in-depth review and analysis.

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• Michael Lesslie is a British television and film writer, best known for his work on the BBC drama "Peaky Blinders". • He is the co-creator and writer of the BBC's crime drama "Dope Girls", which explores the hidden world of Soho's nightclubs in the 1920s. • Lesslie has also worked on other notable TV shows, including "War & Peace" and "The Alienist". • He is known for his meticulous research and attention to detail in his writing, which often results in immersive and authentic portrayals of historical periods. • Lesslie has received critical acclaim for his work, including winning the RTS Award for Best Writer: Drama for his work on "Peaky Blinders". • He is executive producer on "Dope Girls", alongside Polly Stenham, Alex Warren, "Kate Crowther.".. and Jane Tranter.

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The Metropolitan Police is a real police force that serves the city of London. Soho is a real neighborhood in central London known for its nightlife and entertainment. Little Women is a novel by Louisa May Alcott and has been adapted into several film and TV productions. Eliza Scanlen is a real actress, but her association with Little Women is likely due to her role in the 2019 film adaptation of the novel.

Dope Girls is a fictional TV series mentioned in the text, but no actual information about the show's production or release is given. Polly Stenham, Alex Warren, Kate Crowther, Jane Tranter, "and Michael Lesslie are all real people who work in the television industry.".. with some of them listed as executive producers of the fictional TV series Dope Girls.