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See No Evil: The Moors Murders (2006) (TV)
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Neil McKay (writer)
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14 May 2006 (UK)
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A powerful and thought provoking drama based on one of the most shocking crimes of the 20th century, the chilling story of child killers Ian Brady and Myra Hindley.
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A vivid drama that documents the notorious "Moors murderers", Ian Brady and Myra Hindley. | add synopsis
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(Cast overview, first billed only)| Joanne Frogatt | ... | Maureen Smith (as Joanne Froggatt) | |
| Maxine Peake | ... | Myra Hindley | |
| Sean Harris | ... | Ian Brady | |
| Matthew McNulty | ... | David Smith (as Michael McNulty) | |
| George Costigan | ... | DCI Joe Mounsey | |
| Charlotte Emmerson | ... | WDC Pat Clayton | |
| John Henshaw | ... | DCS Arthur Benfield | |
| James Quinn | ... | Supt Bob Talbot | |
| Stephen MacKenna | ... | DCS Prescott | |
| Steven Hillman | ... | DI Engels | |
| Gordon Brown | ... | DS Jock Carr | |
| Andy Quine | ... | Desk Sergeant | |
| Susan Twist | ... | Nellie Hindley | |
| Steve Evets | ... | Jack Smith | |
| Margaret Jackman | ... | Granny Maybury |
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See No Evil: The Story of the Moors Murders (Australia) (DVD title)
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180 min (2 parts)
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Miscellaneous: The police use MagliteŽ torches which did not exist until 1979.
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When I saw this television drama advertised I didn't think I'd be watching it; I don't believe in recent (in the last 50 years) true crimes being 'used' as a source of 'entertainment'.
I did watch the second half of 'See No Evil', however. I think the cast was uniformly excellent, especially the two actors in the lead roles. It was intelligently written and focused more on how the crimes affected those around the killers than on the heinous nature of their murders.
It also brought to light the hard work of some of the police involved in the case as well as the ordinary people who volunteered to search the moors for the victims' bodies with nothing more sophisticated than sticks. At one end of the human spectrum was the bewildering amorality of the murderers; at the other, the generosity of those trying to help with the police searches. When the end credits rolled over silence, I found myself in tears.
A brave and sober account of events that no one who was alive and living in Manchester at the time will ever forget.