Moonlight (14 Feb. 2003)

An older woman whose philandering husband has disappeared seems unduly unconcerned about his circumstances.

Director:

Douglas Mackinnon

Writers:

Richard Harris, Leslie Thomas (characters),

Stars:

Peter Davison, Sean Hughes, Rob Spendlove

Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
Peter Davison	...	DC Dangerous Davies
Sean Hughes	...	Mod
Rob Spendlove	...	DI Aspinall
Siân Phillips	...	Vera Dulciman
Julia McKenzie	...	Sheila Harthog
Charles De'Ath	...	DS Pimlott
Billy Geraghty	...	DC Barrett
Emma Amos	...	Julie Davies
Elizabeth Bennett	...	Mrs. Fulljames
Anthony O'Donnell	...	Anthony
Michele Austin	...	WPC Cheryl
Colin MacLachlan	...	Sergeant Stone
Alison Garland	...	Marilyn
Andrew Buckley	...	Eric
Philip Whitchurch	...	Trevethiek

Storyline

Acting upon information received from his friend Mod, Dangerous Davies investigates the disappearance of a man whose wife seems strangely unconcerned about his whereabouts. As he delves deeper into the mystery he discovers that his behaviour is not unusual, however, his absence this time is somewhat longer than normal. When the husband's car is discovered at Heathrow under suspicious circumstances Dangerous probes into the husband's past and discovers some disturbing facts. Slowly, Dangerous pieces together what actually happened and determines the real culprit.

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Plot Keywords:

disappearance | dangerous davies | attempted suicide | wig | st. bernard | 

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Genres:

Comedy | Crime | Drama | Mystery

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Details

Country:

UK

Language:

English

Release Date:

14 February 2003 (UK)

Company Credits

Technical Specs

Runtime:

73 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Quotes

Vera Dulciman: When I first came to the oncology place, I thought I'd be in and out in ten minutes. How many can there be? I go through the doors and I can't get a seat. Elderly ladies, strong-looking young men, children of two years old. This thing has no taste, no discrimination, and you start thinking why me and you start thinking two years old. Why then, for god's sake? That's on a good day. ON a bad day, I'm a self-pitying old cow! You wouldn't want to know me.

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