Russell's dreams of being a composer has so far only led to composing radio jingles. His wife Susanna earns enough money to provide for the both of them. One night Russell meets Elly and it...
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Title: A Many Splintered Thing (2000– )
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| Alan Davies | ... | Russell Boyd 6 episodes, 2000 | |
| Victor McGuire | ... | Luis Banks 6 episodes, 2000 | |
| Kate Ashfield | ... | Elly Rawsthorne 6 episodes, 2000 | |
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Simone Bendix | ... | Susanna Boyd / ... 6 episodes, 2000 |
| Josie Lawrence | ... | Camilla 6 episodes, 2000 | |
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Patrick Robinson | ... | Piers 5 episodes, 2000 |
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Paul Trussell | ... | Alistair Cranwell 2 episodes, 2000 |
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Albie Woodington | ... | Cab driver 2 episodes, 2000 |
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Russell's dreams of being a composer has so far only led to composing radio jingles. His wife Susanna earns enough money to provide for the both of them. One night Russell meets Elly and it is love at first sight. He never expected to get in an extramarital affair and there are many problems that must be overcome if he will be able to build a future with her. Written by Mattias Thuresson
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Elly Rawsthorne: Russel Boyd, do you swear to love me, adore me and feed me with junk food 'til death us do part?See more »
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EnglishRelease Date:
27 June 2000 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
Koukussa kahteen See more »Filming Locations:
Stansted Airport, Essex, England, UKCompany Credits
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A Many Splintered Thing is an excellent show. It's good to see that Alan Davies isn't being type cast as the brain-box Jonathan Creek type and showing off his excellent acting skills. (Only let's hope he hasn't abandoned the stand-up all together!). Unfortunately Victor McGuire has been. In many productions that he has been seen in he has always played the best mate, admittedly he does play that type of character very well, but it would be nice to see him branch out. Kate Ashfield has a wonderful spark playing Elly, and I hope this is only the beginning of her television ventures.
The script is very well written and played with complete depth and chemistry. The whole cast works well together and it definately deserves another series.