The Bill: Righteous Kill - Part Two
06:10 am - 07:00 am, Saturday, April 11 on U&W (25)
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Righteous Kill - Part Two
Season 25, Episode 13
Part two of two. Max sets out to find the teenage murder suspect who has gone on the run after being tipped off about the police sting by his stepmother. Stuart voices his concern that his colleague is letting personal involvement with the family cloud his judgement - an opinion borne out when Max confronts the armed youngster without telling anybody of his plans. Honeysuckle Weeks guest stars
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16x9
Movie/Drama
Police/Crime Drama
Cast & Crew
Christopher Fox
(Actor)
.. DS Max Carter
Lisa Maxwell
(Actor)
.. DI Samantha Nixon
Honeysuckle Weeks
(Actor)
.. Julie Nowak
Laurence Dobiesz
(Actor)
.. Pawel Jankowski
Clare Foster
(Actor)
.. PC Millie Brown
Doug Rao
(Actor)
.. DS Stuart Turner
Goran Kostic
(Actor)
.. Marek Jankowski
Ben Richards
(Actor)
.. PC Nate Roberts
Rhea Bailey
(Actor)
.. PC Mel Ryder
Lee Colley
(Actor)
.. David Garret
Marta Kielkowicz
(Actor)
.. Kinga
Abhin Galeya
(Actor)
.. PC Arun Ghir
Patrick Robinson
(Actor)
.. DC Jacob Banks
Jason Barnett
(Actor)
.. CSE Eddie Olosunje
Louisa Lytton
(Actor)
.. PC Beth Green
James Lamb
(Actor)
.. Kieron
Alex Blake
(Actor)
.. Doctor
Robert Jezek
(Actor)
.. Cezar Sobieskinski
Tim Leandro
(Director)
Sylvie Boden
(Producer)
Chris Ould
(Writer)
More Information
Did You Know..
Christopher Fox
(Actor)
.. DS Max Carter
Lisa Maxwell
(Actor)
.. DI Samantha Nixon
Born:
November 24, 1963
in
London
Best Known For:
The Bill and Loose Women.
Early-life:
Born on November 24, 1963, in Elephant and Castle, London. She was raised by her mother Val, a solicitor's receptionist, after her father walked out on them; she met him again when she was 45. Thanks to her performances at the Italia Conti Stage School, she was encouraged to pursue a showbusiness career by her mum. At 11, she won a role in the stage production Annie, appeared in the TV drama Ballet Shoes and made the schools programme A Place Like Home.
Career:
Maxwell's first big break came in the early 1980s, when she was picked to front youth programme No Limits. She also provided the voice of Kira in 1982's cult movie The Dark Crystal. A role in the film Remembrance followed, as did TV series Splash. She became a household name while appearing alongside Russ Abbot and Les Dennis in their comedy series. Her popularity led to her own show, and in 1993 she moved to America. Maxwell landed the role of Daphne in Frasier but, after criticising the scripts, was replaced by Jane Leeves. She returned to the UK where she worked on stage and appeared in In Deep, before joining The Bill as Sam Nixon in 2002. She has appeared as a regular contributor on Loose Women since 2009.
Quote:
On working with Russ Abbott: 'They were happy, happy days. Just imagine this, you get up every morning and all you've got to do is go and play silly beggars.'
Trivia:
Maxwell proposed to her partner Paul Jessup, on the traditional Leap Year Day (29 February 2012).
Honeysuckle Weeks
(Actor)
.. Julie Nowak
Laurence Dobiesz
(Actor)
.. Pawel Jankowski
Clare Foster
(Actor)
.. PC Millie Brown
Doug Rao
(Actor)
.. DS Stuart Turner
Goran Kostic
(Actor)
.. Marek Jankowski
Ben Richards
(Actor)
.. PC Nate Roberts
Rhea Bailey
(Actor)
.. PC Mel Ryder
Lee Colley
(Actor)
.. David Garret
Marta Kielkowicz
(Actor)
.. Kinga
Abhin Galeya
(Actor)
.. PC Arun Ghir
Patrick Robinson
(Actor)
.. DC Jacob Banks
Born:
November 06, 1963
in
London
Best Known For:
Playing Ash in Casualty.
Early-life:
Born in London on November 6, 1963, Patrick attended the South East London School Drama Group from the age of 14 to 19. He studied architecture at college for a year before leaving to join the Robert Stigwood Organisation as an office messenger. He then attended the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art (Lamda).
Career:
He spent four years with the Royal Shakespeare Company before leaving to join Casualty in 1990 to play charge nurse Martin 'Ash' Ashford. After leaving the series in 1996, he appeared in numerous stage productions and on TV in A Many Splintered Thing, The Bill, and Midsomer Murders. In February 2013, he returned to Casualty to reprise his role as Ash. After nearly 17 years away, the character returned as a doctor. In September 2013, Patrick became a contestant on Strictly Come Dancing.
Quote:
On returning to Casualty: 'It's fantastic to be back! Recreating a character that has moved on and changed so much is incredibly challenging and this feels like a totally new job.'
Trivia:
He supports Arsenal. He turned down a trial with Southampton when he was 15 to attend drama classes.
Jason Barnett
(Actor)
.. CSE Eddie Olosunje
Louisa Lytton
(Actor)
.. PC Beth Green
Born:
February 07, 1989
in
London
Best Known For:
Playing Ruby Allen in EastEnders.
Early-life:
Louisa Claire Lytton was born in London on February 7, 1989. She is of Italian descent on her mother's side. Louisa studied at the Sylvia Young Theatre School in London. Her first TV appearance was as a little girl in the 1999 BBC comedy Let Them Eat Cake.
Career:
Lytton's big break came in 2005 when she began playing Ruby Allen in EastEnders. She left the show in 2006 and went on to star in The Bill from May 2007 until March 2009. Since then, she has made guest appearances in Casualty and Murdoch Mysteries and starred in the films Payback Season (2012), The Knot (2012) and Young, High and Dead (2013). In 2014, she had a recurring role in the ITV comedy drama Edge of Heaven. Away from acting, Lytton finished in fourth place in the 2006 series of Strictly Come Dancing and finished 9th out of 14 as one half of the United Kingdom's entry for the 2008 Eurovision Song Contest. On the stage, she has starred in Annie and Boogie Nights. In early 2016, she was a contestant on Channel 4's sporting reality show The Jump.
Quote:
'Everyone in my family is naturally quite small. I never diet, I just try to eat healthily.'
Trivia:
Lytton supports Arsenal FC.
James Lamb
(Actor)
.. Kieron
Alex Blake
(Actor)
.. Doctor
Robert Jezek
(Actor)
.. Cezar Sobieskinski
Tim Leandro
(Director)
Sylvie Boden
(Producer)
Chris Ould
(Writer)
