Heartbeat (TV Series)
Fair Game (1994)
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- TV-PG
- 51min
- Drama, Comedy
- 23 Oct 1994
- TV Episode
Susannah Temple-Richards has found herself a young lover although she still loves her husband Jack. She just does not want to sleep with him and puts sleeping pills in his bed time drink. That brings her in trouble when Jack is thrown off...
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Cast
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Nick Berry | ... |
PC Nick Rowan
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| Niamh Cusack | ... |
Dr. Kate Rowan
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| Derek Fowlds | ... |
Sergeant Oscar Blaketon
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| Bill Maynard | ... |
Claude Jeremiah Greengrass
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| Peter Firth | ... |
Dr. James Radcliffe
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| William Simons | ... |
PC Alf Ventress
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Stuart Golland | ... |
George Ward
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Tricia Penrose | ... |
Gina Ward
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| Jenny Agutter | ... |
Susannah Temple-Richards
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| Mark Burns | ... |
Jack Temple-Richards
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| David Fielder | ... |
Cutter
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| Renny Krupinski | ... |
Colonel Smedley
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| Michael Müller | ... |
Jeremy Kirby
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Arthur Spreckley | ... |
Artie Sneed
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Directed by
| Matthew Evans | ||
Written by
| Veronica Henry | ... | (written by) |
| Johnny Byrne | ... | (devised by) |
| Nicholas Rhea | ... | (based on the "Constable" series of novels by) (uncredited) |
Produced by
| Martyn Auty | ... | producer |
| Pat Brown | ... | associate producer |
| Keith Richardson | ... | executive producer |
Editing by
| Lance Tattersall | ||
Editorial Department
| Tony Edmondson | ... | assistant editor |
Casting By
| Sue Jackson | ||
Production Design by
| Andrew Sanderson | ||
Costume Design by
| Martin Baugh | ||
Makeup Department
| Judy Jarvis | ... | makeup designer |
| Alison Philpott | ... | makeup artist |
| Jill Rogerson | ... | makeup artist |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Trevor Lowndes | ... | first assistant director |
Art Department
| Ann Béga | ... | design assistant (as Ann Bega) |
| David Eaton | ... | production buyer (as Dave Eaton) |
| Des Kelly | ... | props |
| Arthur Lake | ... | props |
| Neil McConachie | ... | graphics |
| Les Pullan | ... | carpenter |
| Alan Rigby | ... | painter |
| Brian Sayce | ... | props |
| Gillian Slight | ... | design assistant |
| Dave Tudor | ... | props |
| Doug Vince | ... | props |
Sound Department
| Mark Ormrod | ... | boom operator |
| Chris Rayson | ... | dubbing editor |
| Adam Severs | ... | dubbing mixer |
| Paul Venner | ... | sound recordist |
Stunts
| Tom Lucy | ... | stunt coordinator |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Mel Bradley | ... | grip |
| Peter Ellis | ... | electrician |
| Roger Everson | ... | electrician |
| Peter Hardman | ... | lighting director |
| Ian Hogg | ... | grip |
| Mick Kirk | ... | electrician |
| Andy Potts | ... | gaffer (as Andrew Potts) |
| Bruce Wilson | ... | camera operator |
Casting Department
| Juliette Wright | ... | additional casting |
Costume and Wardrobe Department
| Sandra Fenton | ... | costumes |
| Millie Hine | ... | costumes |
| Helen Manton | ... | costumes |
Location Management
| David Nightingale | ... | location manager |
| Ian Robson | ... | location chef |
Script and Continuity Department
| Jonathan Critchley | ... | script editor |
| Anna Davies | ... | assistant script editor |
| Carol Williams | ... | script consultant |
Additional Crew
| Kevin Boyle | ... | technical assistant |
| Ken Cumberland | ... | unit assistant |
| Teresa Ferlinc | ... | production coordinator |
| Chris George | ... | stage manager |
| Liz Keane | ... | unit assistant |
| Angie Lavelle | ... | production assistant |
| Donna Molloy | ... | unit assistant |
| James Muirhead | ... | unit assistant |
| Nicky Storey | ... | assistant to executive producer |
| Paul Whitehead | ... | production financing |
| Susie Tullett | ... | unit publicist (uncredited) |
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Storyline
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Susannah Temple-Richards has found herself a young lover although she still loves her husband Jack. She just does not want to sleep with him and puts sleeping pills in his bed time drink. That brings her in trouble when Jack is thrown off his horse and killed during a hunt. But his is not the only death in Aidensfield. Petty thief Artie Sneed has popped his clogs as well and the Rowans find Claude Greengrass lurking around in his house. The old scoundrel claims he only wants to pay his respects to Artie, but Sneed was heavily into illegal cock fighting and Greengrass wants to get hold of his birds. Others have had the same bright idea and nick them from Greengrass. Written by Carsten Pedersen |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | The music playing when Nick finds Kate asleep in front of the television is the theme from Z Cars (1962), a long-running BBC police drama series. See more » |
| Soundtracks | Heartbeat See more » |