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Cast

Episode credited cast:
	Rufus Sewell	...	Aurelio Zen
	Nathalie Rapti Gomez	...	Maria
	Caterina Murino	...	Tania Moretti
	Vincent Riotta	...	Giorgio de Angelis
	Sargon Yelda	...	Romizi
	Stanley Townsend	...	Moscati
	Ed Stoppard	...	Vincenzo Fabri
	Ben Miles	...	Amedeo Colonna
	Anthony Higgins	...	Guerchini
	Catherine Spaak	...	Mamma
	Katy Murphy	...	Sister Anna
	Francesco Quinn	...	Gilberto Nieddu
	Garry Cooper	...	Angelo
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
	Sebastian Armesto	...	Silvio Miletti
	Callum Blue	...	Carlo Fagioli

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Storyline

With Moscati invalided out, Zen gets a new boss: icy, unsmiling Heuber, who regards Zen as a maverick and tells him so. Thus he is not pleased when Colonna again asks for Zen's intervention in rescuing kidnap victim Ruggiero Miletti, a wealthy philanthropist who has donated to Colonna's party funds. Miletti's lawyer, Piretta, was murdered whilst delivering the ransom, and his glamorous young widow blames Miletti's family, claiming they wanted their father dead. Zen finds Miletti's petulant son Silvio at odds with his amorous sister Cinzia and her well-organized husband Carlo, whilst Zen's colleague Vincenzo, choked that Heuber got the job he wanted, feels they should bungle the case to discredit their boss. Against Moscati's advice, Zen agrees to deliver a second ransom given him by Colonna, but Miletti is found dead. Zen is suspended but, after contacting the genuine kidnappers, discovers that Miletti's actual killer is far closer to home, leading to Heuber's dismissal and Zen's ... Written by don @ minifie-1

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Genres:

Crime | Drama | Mystery

Certificate:

TV-14

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Language:

Italian

Release Date:

31 July 2011 (USA) See more »

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Mediaset See more »

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Runtime:

95 min

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Trivia

Highlighted letters in the end credits spell "Gold Dagger". Michael Dibdin won the Gold Dagger - an award given by the Crime Writers Association - for the novel on which this episode is based. See more »