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Prime Suspect: The Lost Child (1995) (TV)
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Paul Billing (written by)
Release Date:
22 October 1995 (USA)
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Supt. Tennison orchestrates a search for an abducted baby, but events take a turn for the worst when personal emotions cause complications. full summary | full synopsis
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(Cast overview, first billed only)| Helen Mirren | ... | Supt. Jane Tennison | |
| Beatie Edney | ... | Susan Covington | |
| Robert Glenister | ... | Chris Hughes | |
| Lesley Sharp | ... | Anne Sutherland | |
| Tracy Keating | ... | Carolyn Norwood | |
| Richard Hawley | ... | DI Richard Haskons | |
| Jack Ellis | ... | DI Tony Muddyman | |
| David Phelan | ... | DC Pride | |
| Graham Seed | ... | Doctor | |
| John Benfield | ... | DCS Kernan | |
| Tony Rohr | ... | DS McColl | |
| Mark Bazeley | ... | DC Aplin | |
| Chris Brailsford | ... | DC Westbrook | |
| Mossie Smith | ... | WPC Maureen Havers | |
| Caroline Selby | ... | Alison Sutherland |
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Prime Suspect 4: The Lost Child (UK) (promotional title)
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DCS Kernan:
If this turns into a murder investigation, I can let you have another six men.
Supt. Jane Tennison: [Upset] And what are they supposed to be - pall bearers?
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Supt. Jane Tennison: [Upset] And what are they supposed to be - pall bearers?
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Followed by Prime Suspect: Scent of Darkness (1995) (TV)
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This one unravels deftly. You might not know what's coming. If you really watch for details, you might. Again, the realism of this series beats the 'twinkie' world of Law & Order any day. This is not a Dick Wolf Happy Meal - this is the real thing, and at the top of the heap of great actors and other craftsmen involved is Helen Mirren, a wonder if there ever was one.
Sometimes you have to step away from the quality stuff and wander over into comic book land so to speak to fully appreciate what you're getting. This part is not a cozy one to snuggle up with; this one will make you think - but it's that good. A child is missing; there's a hunt for the child; that's all you need to know. As it wears on, the narrative 'sort of' tells you what you will finally understand. This is neither a 'whodunnit' nor a straightforward drama nor a police series - it's a bit of all three. And watching Helen Mirren do her stuff is going to be a treat for all your senses.