Midsomer Murders: The Noble Art
6:20 pm - 8:20 pm, Saturday, August 8 on ITV3 (10)
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The Noble Art
Season 13, Episode 6
Local boxer John Kinsella's successful world title bid stirs up hidden passions among the residents of Midsomer Morchard. As plans to stage a celebratory re-enactment of a Victorian prizefight shape up, jealousy, betrayal and blackmail take a ringside seat, while two suspicious deaths suggest Barnaby has let friendship cloud his judgement. Detective drama, guest starring Phil Daniels (Quadrophenia, EastEnders), with John Nettles and Jason Hughes
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Detective/Thriller
Movie/Drama
Mystery
Cast & Crew
John Nettles
(Actor)
.. DCI Tom Barnaby
Jason Hughes
(Actor)
.. DS Ben Jones
Jane Wymark
(Actor)
.. Joyce Barnaby
Barry Jackson
(Actor)
.. Dr Bullard
Kirsty Dillon
(Actor)
.. DC Gail Stephens
Kevin R McNally
(Actor)
.. Gerald Farquaharson
Matthew Douglas
(Actor)
.. Sebastian Farquaharson
Daniela Denby-Ashe
(Actor)
.. Camilla Farquaharson
Michelle Fairley
(Actor)
.. Iris Holman
Ken Bones
(Actor)
.. Giles Braithwaite
Glen Murphy
(Actor)
.. Frank Bishop
Camille Coduri
(Actor)
.. Grace Bishop
Phil Daniels
(Actor)
.. Teddy Molloy
Henry Garrett
(Actor)
.. John Kinsella
Deirdre Mullins
(Actor)
.. Libby Morris
Tony Barton
(Actor)
.. Ronnie Milsom
Daniel Llewelyn-Williams
(Actor)
.. Ken Tuohy
Barry Purchese
(Writer)
Richard Holthouse
(Director)
Brian True-May
(Producer)
More Information
Did You Know..
John Nettles
(Actor)
.. DCI Tom Barnaby
Born:
October 11, 1943
in
St Austell, Cornwall
Best Known For:
Playing Jim Bergerac.
Early-life:
John Vivian Drummond Nettles was born on October 11, 1943, in St Austell, Cornwall. He was adopted at birth by a carpenter and his wife, who was a cleaner. John later discovered his biological mother was an unmarried Irish nurse who died of tuberculosis at the age of 28. Despite these humble beginnings, he won a scholarship to study philosophy and history at Southampton University. He trained to be a teacher, but drifted into acting after appearing in a touring version of the play Camus during his time at university.
Career:
While appearing in amateur drama productions, Nettles was spotted by an agent who arranged work for him at the Royal Court Theatre. He made his debut as a standard bearer in Macbeth, opening doors for Alec Guinness. His first movie was The Red, White and Black in 1970. His big break came in 1972's A World At War, followed by a four-year stint in The Liver Birds. Nettles became a household name thanks to Bergerac, which ran for 10 years until 1991. TV projects since include Romeo And Juliet, The Hound of the Baskervilles and Midsomer Murders. He has also provided the narration for such programmes as Airport and The Hunt.
Quote:
'I live in the tranquility and splendour which befits someone of my seniority.'
Trivia:
Nettles received an OBE in 2010.
Jason Hughes
(Actor)
.. DS Ben Jones
Jane Wymark
(Actor)
.. Joyce Barnaby
Barry Jackson
(Actor)
.. Dr Bullard
Kirsty Dillon
(Actor)
.. DC Gail Stephens
Kevin R McNally
(Actor)
.. Gerald Farquaharson
Matthew Douglas
(Actor)
.. Sebastian Farquaharson
Daniela Denby-Ashe
(Actor)
.. Camilla Farquaharson
Michelle Fairley
(Actor)
.. Iris Holman
Ken Bones
(Actor)
.. Giles Braithwaite
Glen Murphy
(Actor)
.. Frank Bishop
Camille Coduri
(Actor)
.. Grace Bishop
Phil Daniels
(Actor)
.. Teddy Molloy
Born:
October 25, 1958
in
London
Best Known For:
Starring in cult film Quadrophenia, and EastEnders.
Early-life:
Philip William Daniels was born in Islington on October 25, 1958. He and his parents survived the 1972 Eltham Well Hall rail crash. He was introduced to acting by drama teacher Anna Scher, who ran a workshop at his school. Although he only took part for a laugh, he found he really enjoyed it, and later signed up for her acting school. He began winning TV roles when he was still in his early teens, and at the age of 16 made an uncredited appearance as a waiter in Bugsy Malone.
Career:
Daniels appeared in Scum and Zulu Dawn, but his biggest break came in 1979 when he landed the lead role in cult film Quadrophenia. He continued to work steadily in TV, film and theatre before a slightly lean patch hit in the early 1990s. However, in 1994 he reached a new audience by narrating Blur's hit song Parklife; he was also in demand as an actor with roles in Holding On, Still Crazy, The Long Firm and Outlaws. In 2006, he joined the cast of EastEnders as Kevin Wicks and stayed for two years. Since leaving Walford, he has competed in Strictly Come Dancing, played Granddad in the Only Fools and Horses prequel Rock and Chips, and written his autobiography.
Quote:
'The worst thing you can ever be is skint and a bit famous. It's embarrassing when you're standing in line at the local dole office and someone asks for your autograph.'
Trivia:
He supports Chelsea FC.
Henry Garrett
(Actor)
.. John Kinsella
Deirdre Mullins
(Actor)
.. Libby Morris
Tony Barton
(Actor)
.. Ronnie Milsom
Daniel Llewelyn-Williams
(Actor)
.. Ken Tuohy
Barry Purchese
(Writer)
Richard Holthouse
(Director)
Brian True-May
(Producer)
