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| Jonny Lee Miller | ... | Cameron Colley | |
| Brian Cox | ... | Inspector McDunn | |
| Keeley Hawes | ... | Yvonne | |
| Paul Higgins | ... | Andy | |
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Jason Hetherington | ... | William |
| Bill Paterson | ... | Wallace Byatt | |
| Samuel West | ... | Neil | |
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Laura Ellis | ... | McCormack's mistress |
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Alan Sinclair | ... | Sir Toby McCormack |
| Alex Norton | ... | Kenny Garnet | |
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Valerie Edmond | ... | Josephine Boyle |
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Paul Young | ... | Frank |
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Katy Hale | ... | Librarian |
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Alex Purves | ... | Persimmon |
| Rachael Stirling | ... | Claire | |
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Cameron Colley is a young Scottish journalist, with an interest in exposing the wrongs committed by the rich and powerful. Life is comfortable enough but uneventful, until someone starts murdering the people in his articles in gruesome ways based on their misdeeds. All the evidence points to Cameron, but is he guilty? Written by Simon Shearn <simon@frieth.demon.co.uk>
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Rated R for graphic violence, strong sexuality, language and drug use | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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from film Plunkett & Macleane (1999)
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"Complicity" is the second Iain Banks novel turned into a film, but while it is made for the big screen, it does not live up to the standards set by BBC's mini series "The Crow Road". While it is an entertaining and gripping thriller set in Edinburgh and the Highlands, it ultimately fails to convey the spirit of the book. The cast are good, though, and the story is excellent.
It looks like a TV film, and while it is not exactly a wasted opportunity to bring Iain Banks to the cinema, it is slightly disappointing, although still worth watching.