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Season 4, Episode 1
In the summer of 1967, Morse and Thursday are both devastated by Joan's abrupt departure from Oxford. The young detective responds to his loss by throwing himself into his work, investigating the suspicious drowning of a scientist who was part of a research team working on an early computer. At first it appears to be a simple suicide - until two more bodies are found in the river
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Cast & Crew
Shaun Evans
(Actor)
.. DC Endeavour Morse
Roger Allam
(Actor)
.. DI Fred Thursday
Anton Lesser
(Actor)
.. Chief Supt Reginald Bright
James Bradshaw
(Actor)
.. Dr Max DeBryn
Sean Rigby
(Actor)
.. DS Jim Strange
Dakota Blue Richards
(Actor)
.. WPC Shirley Trewlove
Chris Fulton
(Actor)
.. Dr Broderick Castle
Adam James
(Actor)
.. Kent Finn
James Laurenson
(Actor)
.. Professor George Amory
Caroline O'Neill
(Actor)
.. Win Thursday
Abram Rooney
(Actor)
.. Dr Clifford Gibbs
Gillian Saker
(Actor)
.. Dr Pat Amory
Tristan Sturrock
(Actor)
.. Dr Bernard Gould
Abigail Thaw
(Actor)
.. Dorothea Frazil
Ruby Thomas
(Actor)
.. Tessa Knight
Sara Vickers
(Actor)
.. Joan Thursday
Daniel Attwell
(Actor)
.. Mick Mitcham
Katherine Kingsley
(Actor)
.. Mona Davies
Natalie Grady
(Actor)
.. Ruth Hargreaves
Robert Luckay
(Actor)
.. Professor Yuri Gradenko
Dawn Hope
(Actor)
.. Adelaide Smalls
Geff Francis
(Actor)
.. Grantly Smalls
Russell Lewis
(Writer)
Damien Timmer
(Executive producer)
Tom Mullens
(Executive producer)
Ashley Pearce
(Director)
Helen Ziegler
(Producer)
More Information
Did You Know..
Shaun Evans
(Actor)
.. DC Endeavour Morse
Roger Allam
(Actor)
.. DI Fred Thursday
Anton Lesser
(Actor)
.. Chief Supt Reginald Bright
James Bradshaw
(Actor)
.. Dr Max DeBryn
Sean Rigby
(Actor)
.. DS Jim Strange
Dakota Blue Richards
(Actor)
.. WPC Shirley Trewlove
Chris Fulton
(Actor)
.. Dr Broderick Castle
Adam James
(Actor)
.. Kent Finn
Born:
September 09, 1972
in
United Kingdom
Best Known For:
Playing Cleveland O. Petty in Band of Brothers.
Early-life:
Born September 9, 1972 in the United Kingdom to actress Polly James. Adam trained at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama alongside Dominic West and Daniel Evans. He graduated in 1996.
Career:
After graduating, James started playing small roles in various TV series, including The Bill, Let Them Eat Cake and The 10th Kingdom, as well as such TV films as Sharpe's Regiment (1996). In 2001, he came to prominence in TV series Band of Brothers. He has made guest appearances in Holby City and he also played Pete Guildford for 17 episodes of Casualty in 2005. His other notable TV credits include Doctor Who, Extras, Ashes to Ashes and Secret Diary of a Call Girl. He has also appeared in a number of plays, such as The Pride, King Lear and Much Ado About Nothing. He played the Prime Minister in a production of King Charles III that was performed in the West End and on Broadway. James also played the Prime Minister in the TV version of King Charles III.
Quote:
"In my experience the writing is often better in theatre than in TV, so inevitably I am drawn there more."
Trivia:
In 2010, he won the Lucille Lortel Award for Outstanding Featured Actor.
James Laurenson
(Actor)
.. Professor George Amory
Caroline O'Neill
(Actor)
.. Win Thursday
Abram Rooney
(Actor)
.. Dr Clifford Gibbs
Gillian Saker
(Actor)
.. Dr Pat Amory
Tristan Sturrock
(Actor)
.. Dr Bernard Gould
Abigail Thaw
(Actor)
.. Dorothea Frazil
Ruby Thomas
(Actor)
.. Tessa Knight
Sara Vickers
(Actor)
.. Joan Thursday
Daniel Attwell
(Actor)
.. Mick Mitcham
Katherine Kingsley
(Actor)
.. Mona Davies
Natalie Grady
(Actor)
.. Ruth Hargreaves
Robert Luckay
(Actor)
.. Professor Yuri Gradenko
Dawn Hope
(Actor)
.. Adelaide Smalls
Geff Francis
(Actor)
.. Grantly Smalls
Russell Lewis
(Writer)
Damien Timmer
(Executive producer)
Tom Mullens
(Executive producer)
Ashley Pearce
(Director)
Helen Ziegler
(Producer)
