The Bill: Saving Skin


10:00 am - 11:00 am, Saturday, July 4 on U&W (25)

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About this Broadcast

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Saving Skin
Season 20, Episode 5

Jim appears in court to give evidence in support of the domestic violence charges against wife Marie, but she turns the tables by claiming that he was the aggressor - until her son Ben is called to the stand. Meanwhile, Eva is shocked to discover a local clergyman has been embezzling church funds - and even more shaken by the discovery that Superintendent Okaro's wife is seemingly involved. Drama, starring Mark Wingett, Melanie Hill and Diane Parish


subtitles 16x9
Movie/Drama Police/Crime Drama

Cast & Crew

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Mark Wingett (Actor) .. PC Jim Carver
Todd Carty (Actor) .. PC Gabriel Kent
Graham Cole (Actor) .. PC Tony Stamp
Beth Cordingly (Actor) .. PC Kerry Young
Diane Parish (Actor) .. DC Eva Sharpe
Cyril Nri (Actor) .. Supt Adam Okaro
Melanie Hill (Actor) .. Marie Carver
Jaden Clark (Writer)
Baz Taylor (Director)
Tom Cotter (Producer)

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Did You Know..

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Mark Wingett (Actor) .. PC Jim Carver
Todd Carty (Actor) .. PC Gabriel Kent
Born: August 31, 1963 in Limerick, Ireland
Best Known For: Grange Hill and EastEnders.
Early-life: Born Todd Jennings on August 31, 1963, in Limerick, Ireland, but grew up in Kilburn, North London. His father was an engineer, his mother a nurse. He has two sisters. Carty started acting at just four years old. His first TV appearance came in a commercial for a well-known department store.
Career: Carty made his film debut in the big-screen version of Please Sir! in 1971. Other early appearances came in Professor Popper's Problem, and Z Cars. His big break came when he was cast as Tucker Jenkins in Grange Hill in 1978. When he left four years later, the show's ratings dipped, prompting the BBC to launch a spin-off, Tucker's Luck, in 1983, the same year he appeared in the movie Krull. He began a 13-year stint in EastEnders in 1990. He's also appeared in Black Velvet Band, and returned briefly to Grange Hill in 2003. Carty joined The Bill in the same year, before leaving in 2005. Since then, he has appeared in the last-ever episode of Grange Hill (2008), and Dangerous Adventures for Boys. He has also starred in a number of pantomimes and the role of Patsy in a touring version of Spamalot.
Quote: 'I have no desire to be famous or a celebrity. I suppose a lot of kids do, but you never hear anyone saying they want to work hard.'
Graham Cole (Actor) .. PC Tony Stamp
Beth Cordingly (Actor) .. PC Kerry Young
Diane Parish (Actor) .. DC Eva Sharpe
Born: November 01, 1969 in London
Best Known For: Playing Denise in EastEnders.
Early-life: Born in north London on November 1, 1969. Her mother is a teacher, and she has two older brothers. After her parents split up when she was eight, Diane didn't speak to her father again for 20 years, but she says that she was young enough to adapt to his absence. Diane discovered her love of acting at a young age, and with the encouragement of her mother and teachers went on to win a place at the prestigious drama school, Rada.
Career: Parish began her career in theatre, going on to make TV appearances in the likes of Lovejoy, Casualty, Holding On, The Vice and Clocking Off. She also made her soap debut in 1998, when she turned up as singer Lola in EastEnders. She followed up an acclaimed role in the drama series Babyfather with a two-year stint in The Bill as DC Eva Sharpe, a role she reprised in the spin-off MIT: Murder Investigation Team. In 2006, she returned to Albert Square, this time as Denise Fox and has stayed in Walford ever since.
Quote: 'EastEnders tackles issues just as much as any other soap. It's important to deal with everyday life. This is Britain - people enjoy misery!'
Trivia: She became the first black actress to win a Royal Television Society award for her performance in Babyfather.
Cyril Nri (Actor) .. Supt Adam Okaro
Melanie Hill (Actor) .. Marie Carver
Born: January 11, 1962 in Sunderland
Best Known For: Playing Cathy Matthews in Coronation Street.
Early-life: Melanie Jane Hill was born on January 11, 1962 in Sunderland. She attended Monkwearmouth School before going on to study at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. Her earliest TV credits include Juliet Bravo and Auf Wiedersehen, Pet.
Career: Hill's career has focussed largely on British TV. She played Aveline in Bread from 1989 to 1991, Marie Carver in The Bill and Avril Kent in Emmerdale, to name some of her roles. She has also made some film appearances, including in Brassed Off (1996), Stardust (2007) and White Girl (2008). She joined the cast of Waterloo Road in 2012, playing Maggie, and stayed until the series ended three years later. Since 2015, she has played Cathy Matthews in Coronation Street.
Quote: On being approached in public: 'It's getting recognised when you're having a bad day - you feel rubbish and someone's chasing you - that isn't very nice.'
Trivia: She was married to Sean Bean between 1990 and 1997. They have two daughters.
Jaden Clark (Writer)
Baz Taylor (Director)
Tom Cotter (Producer)

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