In Plain Sight: Duplicate Bridge
9:00 pm - 10:00 pm, Thursday, April 2 on Great! Mystery (50)
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Duplicate Bridge
Season 2, Episode 7
An engineer blamed for a bridge collapse, in which many people plunged to their deaths, is granted police protection after he receives death threats from the victims' families. The accused tries to clear his name no matter what the consequences. Drama, guest starring Clarke Peters (The Wire)
General
Movie/Drama
Cast & Crew
Mary McCormack
(Actor)
.. Mary Shannon
Frederick Weller
(Actor)
.. Marshall Mann
Nichole Hiltz
(Actor)
.. Brandi Shannon
Paul Ben-Victor
(Actor)
.. Stan McQueen
Clarke Peters
(Actor)
.. Norman Baker/Danzer
Holly Maples
(Actor)
.. Eleanor Prince
Chris Mulkey
(Actor)
.. Karl Hogeland
Cyrus Farmer
(Actor)
.. Thomas Hanson
Deborah Knox
(Actor)
.. Gwyneth Wexler
Nicole Gramlick
(Actor)
.. Officer Slavitt
Bryan Spicer
(Director)
Lynn E Litt
(Writer)
Clara George
(Producer)
David Slack
(Producer)
David Maples
(Executive producer)
Paul Stupin
(Executive producer)
More Information
Did You Know..
Mary McCormack
(Actor)
.. Mary Shannon
Frederick Weller
(Actor)
.. Marshall Mann
Nichole Hiltz
(Actor)
.. Brandi Shannon
Paul Ben-Victor
(Actor)
.. Stan McQueen
Clarke Peters
(Actor)
.. Norman Baker/Danzer
Born:
April 07, 1952
in
New York
Best Known For:
Playing Lester Freamon in The Wire.
Early-life:
Born Peter Clarke on April 7, 1952, in New York, and was raised in New Jersey. He's the second of four brothers and knew from the age of 14 that he wanted to be involved with the performing arts. He moved to London in 1973, where he formed soul band the Majestics. Clarke lent his distinctive vocal talents to Joan Armatrading's Love and Affection and the disco classic, Boogie Nights.
Career:
He switched his name due to another actor called Peter Clarke. One of his earliest screen roles came in Sean Connery's 1981 sci-fi thriller Outland. Peters appeared in a string of TV and film projects, including Mona Lisa, Between the Lines, Jonathan Creek, Notting Hill and K-Pax. His stage hits have included The Iceman Cometh, Blues in the Night, Porgy and Bess, The Witches of Eastwick and Five Guys Named Joe (which he also wrote). He has appeared in critically acclaimed dramas The Wire and Damages; played Nelson Mandela in TV drama Endgame, and also appearing in Marley and Me. Aside from appearing in Holby City, his other projects include HBO drama Treme (from The Wire's David Simon). He's also appeared on stage in the title role of Shakespeare's Othello alongside his Wire co-star Dominic West.
Quote:
'It's good to be working. That's the bottom line, to be part of different things; voicing my opinions about the world. I feel like an actor on a mission.'
Trivia:
In 1992, he was nominated for a Tony Award for his work on Five Guys Named Moe. While filming Outland he rang his mother one evening to tell her he'd just beaten up James Bond.
Holly Maples
(Actor)
.. Eleanor Prince
Chris Mulkey
(Actor)
.. Karl Hogeland
Cyrus Farmer
(Actor)
.. Thomas Hanson
Deborah Knox
(Actor)
.. Gwyneth Wexler
Nicole Gramlick
(Actor)
.. Officer Slavitt
Bryan Spicer
(Director)
Lynn E Litt
(Writer)
Clara George
(Producer)
David Slack
(Producer)
David Maples
(Executive producer)
Paul Stupin
(Executive producer)
