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Prime Suspect 6: The Last Witness (TV 2003) 7.7
Detective Superintendent Jane Tennison's investigation of the murder of a Bosnian refugee leads her to one, or possibly two, Serbian war criminals determined to silence the last witness to a massacre a decade before. Director:Tom HooperWriter:Peter Berry |
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Oleg Menshikov | ... |
Milan Lukic
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| Ben Miles | ... |
DCI Simon Finch
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| Clare Holman | ... |
Elizabeth Lukic
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| Liam Cunningham | ... |
Robert West
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| Velibor Topic | ... |
Zigic
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| Barnaby Kay | ... |
DC Michael Phillips
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Tanya Moodie | ... |
DC Lorna Greaves
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| Phoebe Nicholls | ... |
Shaw
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Rad Lazar | ... |
Kasim
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| Serge Soric | ... |
Dr. Mulagu
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Jasmina
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Helen Mirren (Calendar Girls, Gosford Park) is back as Inspector Jane Tennison in an eagerly awaited new episode of the Emmy award-winning series Prime Suspect on ExxonMobil Masterpiece Theatre. It's been seven years since Tennison put the handcuffs on a psychotic killer in the last episode. Now, amid pressure to retire, she faces a death squad that has unleashed the horrors of the Balkan civil war on London. Written by stebbones@excite.com
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18 April 2004 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
ExxonMobil Masterpiece Theatre: Prime Suspect 6 See more »Filming Locations:
BFI IMAX Cinema, Charlie Chaplin Walk, South Bank, Lambeth, London, England, UK See more »Company Credits
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Pathologist: Possible East European; but I assumed Spanish the other day. That turned out to be Irish.
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Tennison refers to Zigic as a Bosnian to the SWAT team leader, but earlier his nationality is represented as Serbian. See more »Quotes
Det. Supt. Jane Tennison: [Regarding the murdered woman] What nationality do you think she was?Pathologist: Possible East European; but I assumed Spanish the other day. That turned out to be Irish.
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The Prime Suspect plays and mini-series have provided benchmarks for TV drama for a decade. The latest, Prime Suspect 6, raises the bar again. This two-part series is far more than a crime drama. Helen Mirren gives a complete performance, clever, vulnerable, confused, determined in turn. It is a magnificent sustained piece of top-quality acting.
The supporting actors are equally strong, from Frank Finlay as Mirren's elderly father to the Bosnian victims and villains, whose tortured history DS Tennison (Mirren) unearths. They are helped by the quality of Peter Berry's script and Tom Hooper's direction. The story line is more complex even than previous Prime Suspects, involving Mirren in a terrifying visit to Bosnia in a search for the truth that neither the British nor the Bosnians want uncovered.
In short, four hours of gripping, unmissable drama.