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Peter McLeish
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Billy Guthrie
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James Midgley | ... |
John
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| Rupert Penry-Jones | ... |
Alex Hay
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Dominic Rowan | ... |
Tom Mitford
(10 episodes, 2000)
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| James Murray | ... |
Johnny Boy
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| Helen McCrory | ... |
Rose Fitzgerald
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| Kim Vithana | ... |
Wendy de Souza
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Ruth Millar | ... |
Morag Black
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| Victoria Smurfit | ... |
Dr. Helen Ferryhough
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Sasha Behar | ... |
Stevie Goode
(8 episodes, 2000)
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| Tony Monroe | ... |
Michael Marlowe
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| Murray Head | ... |
Judge Martin Bould
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Robert Mountford | ... |
Hussein Ali
(7 episodes, 2000)
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Jack Fortune | ... |
Leo Wilson
(6 episodes, 2000)
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18 October 2000 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
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Here in Australia our ABC is currently doing a repeat screening of this top notch British legal drama/comedy, and not a moment too soon. 10 episodes is just not enough of North Square and it's completely criminal that more were never made.
North Square may not be a realistic portrayal of legal life (though my own experiences as a law student and one-time article clerk do make me wonder if there is a grain of truth in North Square) but it has witty dialogue and fascinating characters. It's hard to pick a favourite part of North Square but my vote goes to barrister Tom Mitford's method of swaying juries and judges - with quotes from The Merchant Of Venice....it's adaptable to any case, even indecent exposure.
But there are heaps of great moments in this show. Find a copy, watch it, and let it endear you to the legal world of Leeds.