A former tennis prodigy makes an explosive allegation against her former coach with whom she reached a semi-final at the French Open. Five years on from a bad injury she has entered therapy with a new psychologist whilst he is still coaching a new prospect.[1][2]
Teenage tennis star Justine Pearce badly injures her wrist in her first Grand Slam semifinal, ending her prospects. 5 years later, she runs into her ex-coach, Glenn Lapthorne, whose new protege has just won the French Open.
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"Episode 2"
Eva Riley
Hania Elkington
21 July 2023 (2023-07-21)
Justine's explosive allegation causes rifts in her closest relationships, and she must fight to control the truth of her and Glenn's past, enlisting the help of new flame, Mikki.
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"Episode 3"
Eva Riley
Hania Elkington
21 July 2023 (2023-07-21)
As Justine spirals in the aftermath of the tribunal, she begins to obsess over an American exchange player who reminds her of her teenage self. Meanwhile, Mikki gets closer to Glenn, who thinks a new PR manager might be just what he needs.
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"Episode 4"
Toby MacDonald
Hania Elkington
21 July 2023 (2023-07-21)
Justine's actions with Luisa damage her reputation further, as Longwood prepares for the biggest Grand Slam event of the year. Justine looks to repair her friendship with Renee, and help her friend reach new heights at the tournament.
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"Episode 5"
Toby MacDonald
Hania Elkington
21 July 2023 (2023-07-21)
Glenn's relationship with Luca is on a knife-edge as he steps into the fourth round of The Championships. Meanwhile, Steve realizes he might have made a terrible mistake with Luisa, and attempts to put things right.
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"Episode 6"
Toby MacDonald
Hania Elkington
21 July 2023 (2023-07-21)
Renee steps out onto Centre Court for the quarter finals of The Championships, but can her friendship with Justine survive? Justine must come to terms with what Glenn did to her and make a final attempt to bring him to justice.
Production
In May 2022, it was revealed Amazon Prime had greenlit Fifteen-Love, a six-part series created by Hania Elkington, who acts as scriptwriter and executive producer. The show is produced by World Productions and directed by Eva Riley for the first three episodes and Toby MacDonald the latter three. The series is produced by Natasha Romaniuk.[4]
Elkington said of the project's theme "Writing this drama…has been revelatory. I hope that Fifteen-Love has the same effect on its audience, and can become another valuable part of this urgent, emerging story."[5]