State of Mind (TV 2003)Director:Christopher MenaulWriter:Paula Milne |
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State of Mind (TV 2003)Director:Christopher MenaulWriter:Paula Milne |
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| Niamh Cusack | ... |
Dr. Grace Hazlett
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Rowena Cooper | ... |
Dr. Isabel Hazlett
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| Andrew Lincoln | ... |
Julian Latimer
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| Deborah Findlay | ... |
D.C.I. Stella Munroe
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| Dorian Healy | ... |
Det. Supt. Martin Callum
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| Dominic Mafham | ... |
Carl Watson
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| Hugh Mitchell | ... |
Adam Watson
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Saira Todd | ... |
Carly Lucas
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Stuart Goodwin | ... |
D.S. Devlin
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| Jason Watkins | ... |
Nathan Saunders
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| Juliet Seal | ... |
Sally
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| Dani Biernat | ... |
Nina Latimer
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Simon Fielder | ... |
Stephen Lucas
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Niall Costigan | ... |
Boatyard Lad
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| Dearbhla Molloy | ... |
Wanda Latimer
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I watched this with my family and the quality strikes you from the first. It avoids the clichés of other TV dramas on the whole. The acting of Niamh Cusack and Dominic Mafham was truly believable. Hugh Mitchell as the son was just right. The overt plot was rather predictable. A question of whether to believe the story of a killer. Is he ill or is he a murderer? Of course, like all serious drama, this was just a vehicle for the real story of loss, betrayal and redemption. The harrowing scenes of betrayal are bound to strike a chord with any sensitive person. They are almost too unbearable to watch. Buy it. You won't be disappointed.