Deceit (TV 2000)Director:Stuart Orme |
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| Francesca Annis | ... |
Ellen Richmond
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| Peter O'Brien | ... |
Richard Moreland
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| Christopher Fulford | ... |
Jack Crawford
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James Hazeldine | ... |
Henry Richmond
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David Horovitch | ... |
Inspector Dawson
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| Ger Ryan | ... |
Molly Sinclair
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| Samantha Glenn | ... |
Katie Richmond
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Elaine Claxton | ... |
Mrs. Anderson
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| Jacqueline Cotter | ... |
Jill Hooper
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Angela Douglas | ... |
Anne
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Jill Hooper | ... |
Jacqueline Cotter
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Carmel Howard | ... |
WDC Owen
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Helene Kvale | ... |
Caroline Palmer
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Jon Laurimore | ... |
Gordon Critchley
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Charlie Lucas | ... |
Josh Richmond
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Having just visited Britain for the first time a few weeks ago, I thought that this was quite a "charming" movie. Surely, oh-so-critical-previous-reviewer, it wasn't THAT bad, was it???? The scenery was wonderful, the manor house was spectacular, the people looked a lot more "real" than both the men AND women in that dreadful piece of British crap "Footballer's Wives". The plot was not that original, the acting - well, not a lot of acting was required, was it???? Especially given that modern standards wouldn't allow a great deal of "realism" in the more "dramatic" scenes (can't be any more explicit without giving away the punchlines).
All in all, I thought it a fairly pleasant and innocuous mini-series, easy on the eye and the brain. Is it so wrong to not expect any more for something shown at 1 am?