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Messiah: The Rapture (2008– )Marc Warren (Hustle, Dracula, Life On Mars) stars as DCI Joseph Walker, a haunted man who has finally met his match. His previously renowned finely tuned instincts and tenacity of character... See full summary » |
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Title: Messiah: The Rapture (2008– )
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Terry Hedges
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Stewart Dean
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Sarah Templar
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Mark Moore
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Daniel Hughes
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Salma Al Fulani
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Leah Wallace
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Michael Wallace
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Lucy Waite
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Samuel Waite
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Diana Kent | ... |
Helen Waite
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Conor Grimes | ... |
Roger McGovern
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Lucinda Raikes | ... |
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Marc Warren (Hustle, Dracula, Life On Mars) stars as DCI Joseph Walker, a haunted man who has finally met his match. His previously renowned finely tuned instincts and tenacity of character are questioned as his personal demons invade his latest investigation. A killer enacts a series of sadistic and elaborately staged murders with the intention of communicating a stark message to the world. Written by Anonymous
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20 January 2008 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
Messiah 5, le ravissement See more »Company Credits
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I watched both episodes back to back - and I have to say that although Marc Warren has a limited look and appeal he stood shoulders above the rest of the cast.
When you watch enough of these shows it gets easier and easier to spot the villain- and in the and the killer was about as threatening as a bag of wet cornflakes. Don't hit me you big horrible baddie - i think not.
However if you strip away the major plot holes and the fact it was pretending to be a watered down Seven done by the BBC - it was watchable.