ITV The two couples begin to spend time together – often at Miles and Lucy’s enormous architect-designed house – and Miles in ...

Playing Nice viewers were left baffled after ... based on the book by JP Delaney, would conclude. Tension had been mounting after an intriguing opening run of episodes based on the discovery ...

In fact, the team behind Playing Nice, which is based on a book from JP Delaney, decided to move the action from London to Cornwall because of its awe-inspiring scenery. Executive producer Kitty ...

Based on the best-selling novel by JP Delaney, originally set in London, the ITV adaptation was based in Cornwall for its 'unique' setting. Some local filming locations include Mevagissey, Penzance, ...

A small bit of suspended belief might be required but Playing Nice does a fair job in this story of children swapped at birth. Based on a novel by JP Delaney, it has a terrible dilemma at its core.

Based on the best-selling novel of the same by JP Delaney, Playing Nice centres on two couples who have to deal with the devastating news that their sons were switched at birth. But do they ...

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Playing Nice is a new ITV series telling the heart-wrenching tale of babies switched at birth and the parental dilemma of which child to keep. Based on the best-selling novel by JP Delaney ...

But is Playing Nice based on a true story? Read on to find out. The series is actually based on the novel of the same name by JP Delaney, which is a fictional story and work of the author's ...

James Norton has revealed his hair transformation, with the actor sporting a shaved head.

Though each have their own theories, nothing could prepare Maddie and Pete for the news that awaits them in the sterile meeting room on the other side of the door: Theo is not their biological son.