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Buried - Part Two
Season 4, Episode 4
Part two of two. With Geoff now a marked man, he and daughter Evie are put under watch at a hotel while the search for Mullen is widened. However, when the suspect follows Evie's boyfriend to the location and sets off the fire alarm, he draws Geoff and Evie outside. Meanwhile, Banks believes loan shark Hargreaves is behind the hit on Marcus, and manages to extend his stay in the cell, despite having very little evidence against him. The conclusion of the two-part case, starring Stephen Tompkinson
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Cast & Crew
Stephen Tompkinson
(Actor)
.. DCI Banks
Andrea Lowe
(Actor)
.. DS Annie Cabbot
Caroline Catz
(Actor)
.. DI Helen Morton
Jack Deam
(Actor)
.. DC Ken Blackstone
Danny Rahim
(Actor)
.. DC Tariq Lang
Silas Carson
(Actor)
.. Raheel Kamel
Ellora Torchia
(Actor)
.. Nafeesah Kamel
Nick Moran
(Actor)
.. Jacky Mullen
Michael Jibson
(Actor)
.. Lewis Hargreaves
Richard Hawley
(Actor)
.. Geoff Dwyer
Ciara Baxendale
(Actor)
.. Evie Dwyer
Andrea Mason
(Actor)
.. Kelly
Ellie Rooney-West
(Actor)
.. Hannah
Sue Wallace
(Actor)
.. Sandra
Nick Hicks-Beach
(Writer)
Craig Pickles
(Director)
Radford Neville
(Producer)
Andy Harries
(Executive producer)
More Information
Did You Know..
Stephen Tompkinson
(Actor)
.. DCI Banks
Born:
October 15, 1965
in
Stockton-On-Tees, Cleveland
Best Known For:
Roles in a number of hit shows.
Early-life:
Born in Stockton-On-Tees, Cleveland, on October 15, 1965. He was raised a Catholic and considered becoming a priest. He later moved to St Anne's-on-Sea in Lancashire when his bank clerk father was promoted to manager. His mother was a primary school teacher. His grandfather encouraged him to become an actor and, after making his first stage appearance in The Crucible while in the sixth-form, he attended the Central School of Speech and Drama in London.
Career:
Tompkinson has rarely been out of work since thanks to radio, stage, TV and film roles. Early parts came in The Manageress, Casualty and Treacle, before he got his first big role playing ruthless reporter Damien Day in acclaimed sitcom Drop The Dead Donkey in 1990. All Quiet on the Preston Front, Chancer and Minder followed, before Brassed Off and Ballykissangel made him a star in 1996. Hollywood agents came knocking, but Tompkinson preferred to stay in the UK to star in Grafters, Mr Charity, Ted and Alice, In Deep, Staying Up and Lucky Jim. He's also had roles in New Tricks, Marian, Again, Prime Suspect: The Final Act, Wild at Heart and Truckers. The drama DCI Banks has become a regular fixture in the schedules.
Quote:
'I keep getting these posh people to play when really I'm a nice northern bloke adored by my Grandma.'
Trivia:
A huge cricket fan, he has stated that if he weren't an actor, he'd be a commentator.
Andrea Lowe
(Actor)
.. DS Annie Cabbot
Caroline Catz
(Actor)
.. DI Helen Morton
Jack Deam
(Actor)
.. DC Ken Blackstone
Danny Rahim
(Actor)
.. DC Tariq Lang
Silas Carson
(Actor)
.. Raheel Kamel
Ellora Torchia
(Actor)
.. Nafeesah Kamel
Nick Moran
(Actor)
.. Jacky Mullen
Born:
December 23, 1968
in
East End of London
Best Known For:
Playing Eddy in Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels.
Early-life:
Nicholas Jonathan Moran was born in the East End of London on December 23, 1968. He grew up on the South Oxhey council estate near Watford and the Greater London boundary. His first hit film appearance was in Buddy's Song (1991), alongside Chesney Hawkes and Roger Daltrey.
Career:
In the 1990s, Moran appeared in such films as The Future Lasts a Long Time (1996), Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels (1998) and New Blood (1999). Since then, some of his biggest film credits have included The Musketeer (2001) and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 1 (2010) and Part 2 (2011). He has also appeared on TV in Mr Selfridge, The Wrong Mans, DCI Banks and the film Babs (2017). Moran co-wrote the play Telstar and directed its 2009 film adaptation, before going on to co-write and direct biographical drama film The Kid (2010). He has also appeared in various stage productions, including West End performances of Look Back in Anger, The Countess and Twelve Angry Men.
Quote:
'No one thinks they're irritating. Nobody thinks they're boring. So if you're playing a character like that, you have to play them as how they think of themselves.'
Trivia:
He practices karate in his spare time.
Michael Jibson
(Actor)
.. Lewis Hargreaves
Richard Hawley
(Actor)
.. Geoff Dwyer
Ciara Baxendale
(Actor)
.. Evie Dwyer
Andrea Mason
(Actor)
.. Kelly
Ellie Rooney-West
(Actor)
.. Hannah
Sue Wallace
(Actor)
.. Sandra
Nick Hicks-Beach
(Writer)
Craig Pickles
(Director)
Radford Neville
(Producer)
Andy Harries
(Executive producer)
