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Midsomer Murders
4:00 pm - 6:00 pm Saturday, September 19
A Grain of Truth
Season 23 · Episode 3
An organic bakery in the newly restored Larkton's Mill causes resentment in Lower Blissingham, with many of the old village businesses struggling, traffic having increased and rumours that owners Tom and Chrissie Larkton are planning to expand. Highwayman Inn landlady Denise Bantrig organises a protest group against the couple, and is supported by Maria, who runs the old village cafe and will not let her business go down without a fight. Their complaints are not taken too seriously until several people are dosed with a dangerous hallucinogenic at a Midsummer's Eve party, with Barnaby and Winter called in to investigate, and the situation escalates when a farmer is murdered. Crime drama, starring Neil Dudgeon and Nick Hendrix
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- Neil Dudgeon — Actor as DCI John Barnaby
- Nick Hendrix — Actor as DS Jamie Winter
- Annette Badland — Actor as Fleur Perkins
- Natasha Atherton — Actor as Lara Milton/Sophie Rendle
- Paul Chahidi — Actor as Gabriel Arnson
- Fiona Dolman — Actor as Sarah Barnaby
- Robert Gilbert — Actor as Tom Larkton
- Jo Martin — Actor as Denise Bantrig
- Rebecca Night — Actor as Chrissie Larkton
- Laila Rouass — Actor as Vanessa Debouverie
- Martin Trenaman — Actor as Silas Bantrig
- Jola Jassy — Actor as Clare Simkins
- Chris Coniston — Actor as Ricky Naybury
- Flaminia Cinque — Actor as Maria Cignoni
- Harry Taurasi — Actor as Bobby Cignoni
- Russell Floyd — Actor as Jack Duncroft
- Geoffrey Lumb — Actor as Nathan Duncroft
- Michele Buck — Executive producer
- Louise Pedersen — Executive producer
- Peter Bullock — Producer
- Paul Gibson — Director
- Julia Gilbert — Writer
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