Injustice 

A defense barrister is faced with the proposition: what can you do when you have defended the indefensible?

Creator:

Anthony Horowitz

Stars:

James Purefoy, Charlie Creed-Miles, Sasha Behar

Cast

Series cast summary:
James Purefoy	...	William Travers 5 episodes, 2011
Charlie Creed-Miles	...	DI Mark Wenborn 5 episodes, 2011
Sasha Behar	...	Natalie Chandra 5 episodes, 2011
Dervla Kirwan	...	Jane Travers 5 episodes, 2011
Robert Whitelock	...	Philip Spaull / ... 5 episodes, 2011
Obi Abili	...	DS Nick Taylor 5 episodes, 2011
Kirsty Bushell	...	Maggie Wenborn 5 episodes, 2011
Adam Grant	...	Robin Miller 5 episodes, 2011
Lisa Diveney	...	Kate Travers 5 episodes, 2011
Nathaniel Parker	...	Martin Newall 4 episodes, 2011
David Schofield	...	ACC Stephen Packard 4 episodes, 2011
Joe Cole	...	Alan Stewart 4 episodes, 2011
Jayne Wisener	...	Lucy Wilson 4 episodes, 2011
Stephen Hagan	...	David Canning 3 episodes, 2011
Susannah Doyle	...	Susannah James / ... 3 episodes, 2011
Jacob Anderson	...	Simon 3 episodes, 2011
Elijah Baker	...	Darren 3 episodes, 2011
Ian Burfield	...	Terry Cooper 3 episodes, 2011
Steve Hansell	...	Ralph Bates 3 episodes, 2011
Hilton McRae	...	PMO Adam Christie 3 episodes, 2011
John McGlynn	...	John Renner 3 episodes, 2011
Yuna Shin	...	Miss Sun-Jung 3 episodes, 2011
Stephen Hogan	...	Eric Ducann 3 episodes, 2011
Nick Dunning	...	Jeremy Forbes-Watson 3 episodes, 2011
Jan Uddin	...	Tariq Hal-Hamdani 2 episodes, 2011
Camilla Power	...	Caroline Newall 2 episodes, 2011
Tariq Jordan	...	Jameel Khan 2 episodes, 2011
David Rintoul	...	Henry Conway 2 episodes, 2011
Marcia Warren	...	Mary Davis 2 episodes, 2011
Peter Ferdinando	...	John Slater 2 episodes, 2011
Paul Keating	...	Hotel Receptionist 2 episodes, 2011
Andrew Tiernan	...	Michael Bankes 2 episodes, 2011
John Warnaby	...	Malcolm Arnold / ... 2 episodes, 2011
Amelia Lowdell	...	Pamela Stewart 2 episodes, 2011
Tim Wallers	...	Ian Miller 2 episodes, 2011
Nick Court	...	Gavin Brooke 2 episodes, 2011
Imogen Stubbs	...	Gemma Lawrence 2 episodes, 2011
Simon Cook	...	Judge 2 episodes, 2011
Sam Creed	...	CCTV man 2 episodes, 2011

Storyline

On the surface William Travers is a picture of success. An accomplished criminal barrister happily living with his wife in rural Suffolk. However, Travers is still recovering from a traumatic series of events that have shaken his belief in the legal system.

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Plot Keywords:

tv mini series | 

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Taglines:

When justice breaks down, all the rules change.

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Genres:

Crime | Drama | Thriller

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Details

Country:

UK

Language:

English

Release Date:

2011 (UK)

Also Known As:

Injustice - Unrecht!

Filming Locations:

Felixstowe, Suffolk, England, UK

Company Credits

Production Co:

Injustice Films

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.78 : 1

Did You Know?

Connections

Featured in The Wright Stuff: Episode #15.110 (2011)

User Reviews

Revenge is sweet AND not fattening... Alfred Hitchcock.

Although Horowitz created this series, I swear I saw the ghost of Hitchcock pacing in the background. Eerily, his prints hoovered just off the pages of script, evident in pacing, tone and tenor and I wonder if the honourable he and Mr. Horowitz wrote the denouement in one mind.

Yes, Purefoy (Travers) was excellent as a the subdued, yet stalk-on rigorous attorney, eying both the prosecution and his client throughout the trial. Moreover, the flashbacks of life before rural Suffolk, as well as the choppy shots of the murder of Spaull, were done in a coherent, easy manner with which to keep pace. The insinuations of a 'breakdown' in Travers' past was another great possible portent of pitiful prospects that sent frissons up my spine. Was he going to fall apart and go on a spree, will it come off short, constrained by the so-called British sangfroid? And again my thoughts returned to Hitch, who could have only contributed to this series through the breath of his spirit and his lasting influence on a talented Horowitz. Hitch was admittedly afraid of many things, in fact, he once said "The only way to get rid of my fears is to make films about them."

The support actors were brilliant! Dervla Kirwan is always spot-on. Although I have never watched Charlie Creed-Miles before, I can honestly say, I just hated him in such a good way! Can't wait to see him in something else.

In conclusion, this is a great UK miniseries with 5 episodes that keep one interested and, I would say, entertained. Give it a watch, you'll have no regrets.