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Class of '76 (TV 2005)Director:Ashley PearceWriter:John Ireland |
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| Robert Carlyle | ... |
DI Tom Monroe
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| Daniel Mays | ... |
DS Steven Grant
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| Claire Skinner | ... |
Dr. Kate Tremaine
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| Robert Glenister | ... |
Frank Thompson
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| Sean Gallagher | ... |
Colin Somerville
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| Tony Haygarth | ... |
DS Pritchard
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| Anton Lesser | ... |
Martin Gibson
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Psychologist
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Emma Cater | ... |
Sharon Reid
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Monica Grant
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Aiden Thompson
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Davyd Harries | ... |
Cliff Fisher
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Caretaker
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Alison Carter
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Charlie Drain
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Country:
UKLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
3 October 2005 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
Az iskolatárs See more »Filming Locations:
Leigh-on-Sea, Essex, England, UKBox Office
Budget:
£2,200,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Pat Fisher: Amy was the first. It happened on a Sunday. She was picking Bluebells. The place where they found her was always a favorite. We built our tree house near there then, our sanctuary. Her last minutes of trouble-less innocence...
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[first lines]Pat Fisher: Amy was the first. It happened on a Sunday. She was picking Bluebells. The place where they found her was always a favorite. We built our tree house near there then, our sanctuary. Her last minutes of trouble-less innocence...
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STAR RATING: ***** The Works **** Just Misses the Mark *** That Little Bit In Between ** Lagging Behind * The Pits
DI Tom Monroe (Robert Carlyle) is investigating a series of mysterious deaths that trace back to his old school mates.
This is an inspired, fairly intriguing made for TV film with a plot with twists and turns that mean you really have to pay attention to it. According to the press, Carlyle is sick and tired of the 'soullessness' of Hollywood and is keen to stay over here and make projects with more depth and meaning, so that can only be a good thing. Even though it does feel a little derivative at times of other serial killer films before it (The Silence of the Lambs springs to mind!) in ITV's 50th year, this is a pleasing piece of work indeed. ***