Queens of Mystery: Death by Vinyl: First Chapter


9:00 pm - 10:00 pm, Thursday, March 5 on U&Drama +1 (60)

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Death by Vinyl: First Chapter
Season 1, Episode 3

Part one of two. When 1980s new wave band Volcanic Youth get together to record an album at a retreat not far from Wildermarsh, Cat is troubled due to her contentious break-up with the group years ago. Mattie is assigned the unglamorous job of searching for a lost dog, but the case is put on hold when one of the band's members turns up dead


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Comedy Education/Science/Factual Topics General Movie/Drama Mystery

Cast & Crew

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Olivia Vinall (Actor) .. Det Sgt Matilda `Mattie" Stone
Julie Graham (Actor) .. Cat Stone
Sarah Woodward (Actor) .. Beth Stone
Siobhan Redmond (Actor) .. Jane Stone
Andrew Leung (Actor) .. Dr Daniel Lynch
Rebecca Grant (Actor) .. Natasha Young
Martin Trenaman (Actor) .. Insp Derek Thorne
Michael Elcock (Actor) .. PC Terry Foster
Michelle Collins (Actor) .. Electra Bliss
Chelsea Edge (Actor) .. Nikki Holler

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Juliet Stevenson (Narrator)
Born: October 30, 1956 in Kelvedon, Essex
Best Known For: Truly Madly Deeply.
Early-life: Juliet Anne Virginia Stevenson was born in Essex on October 30, 1956, the youngest child of a brigadier and his teacher wife. Her childhood was spent in many different countries, including Australia, Malta and Germany. 'I didn't come from anywhere, which is strange,' she says. 'Acting is full of refugees from everything - class, race, sexuality.' On leaving school she enrolled at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts, where she studied alongside such luminaries as Jonathan Pryce, Alan Rickman, Kenneth Branagh and Imelda Staunton. After completing her studies, she was snapped up by the Royal Shakespeare Company.
Career: Stevenson had appeared as most of Shakespeare's famous heroines by the time she was 30. As a result, she was hailed as the new Peggy Ashcroft, a label she hated and prompted her decision to leave the RSC. Her first TV role came in The Mallens in 1980. She made her first film, Drowning By Numbers, in 1988. The romantic drama Truly Madly Deeply introduced her to a wider audience in 1991. Since then she's returned to the stage numerous times, usually to great acclaim. Her distinguished CV includes diverse projects such as The Politician's Wife, Cider with Rosie, Bend it Like Beckham, Nicholas Nickleby, Mona Lisa Smile, Pierrepoint, and The Hour. Most recently she's been seen on the small screen in White Heat, The Village and Atlantis.
Quote: 'I'm hardly Hollywood material. They're interested in youth and perfection and I lay no claims to either. It's not a place that's particularly interested in talent.'
Trivia: She has voiced a number of audio recordings, including Hamlet, The King's General, A Room with a View, and Middlemarch.
Olivia Vinall (Actor) .. Det Sgt Matilda `Mattie" Stone
Julie Graham (Actor) .. Cat Stone
Born: July 24, 1965 in Irvine, North Ayrshire
Best Known For: At Home with the Braithwaites.
Early-life: Born July 24, 1965 in Irvine, North Ayrshire. Her father, John, a singer, left when she was a child. At the age of eight, writer/broadcaster David Webster became her stepfather. Her mother, Betty Gillin, who was also an actress, died of lung cancer, aged 50, when her daughter was 18. Julie made her TV debut in a 1986 episode of Taggart. It was the role of Alison McGrellis in Casualty in 1988 that helped boost her profile.
Career: Graham also starred in the TV series Harry and Life Support. However, she became a household name in comedy drama At Home with the Braithwaites. In 2003 she starred in Kay Mellor's steamy series Between the Sheets, and the same year appeared with Martin Clunes in the drama William and Mary (they were reunited years later when she made a guest appearance in Doc Martin). Her film credits include Silent Scream, Nuns on the Run, The Near Room, Preaching to the Perverted, Bedrooms and Hallways and Some Voices. She's also appeared in a revamp of cult 1970s series Survivors, The Bill, and was the best thing about short-lived BBC archaeological drama Bonekickers. More recently, Graham has enjoyed success with a starring role in ITV's period crime drama The Bletchley Circle and the BBC's Shetland.
Quote: 'Yes I've taken my clothes off and, yes, I've played saucy roles. But for god's sake it's not what I've built my career on. I try to find roles that are a little bit outside the box.'
Trivia: She is a patron of children's hospice Chestnut Tree House.
Sarah Woodward (Actor) .. Beth Stone
Siobhan Redmond (Actor) .. Jane Stone
Andrew Leung (Actor) .. Dr Daniel Lynch
Rebecca Grant (Actor) .. Natasha Young
Martin Trenaman (Actor) .. Insp Derek Thorne
Michael Elcock (Actor) .. PC Terry Foster
Michelle Collins (Actor) .. Electra Bliss
Born: May 28, 1961 in Hackney, London
Best Known For: Playing Cindy Beale in EastEnders and Stella Price in Coronation Street.
Early-life: Born Michelle Danielle Collins on May 28, 1961, in Hackney, London. When Collins was a baby, her father walked out, leaving her mother to bring up two daughters. Collins dreamed of becoming an actress, but didn't do anything about it until the age of 16 when her best friend Kate died of a heart attack. Suddenly life seemed short, and Collins set about getting onto a drama course.
Career: A self-confessed workaholic, her first professional job was as a backing singer for Mari Wilson, which she followed up by appearing in a Squeeze video. She made several minor TV appearances before joining EastEnders in 1988. Since quitting her role as Cindy Beale in the BBC soap she has starred in numerous other major TV shows - including Sunburn (she also released the theme tune as a single), Real Women, Ella and the Mothers, Daylight Robbery, Rock Rivals and Getting Out. She joined the cast of Coronation Street in 2011, playing Stella Price, the landlady of the Rovers Return, but left three years later. She's since appeared in Casualty.
Quote: 'I'm not too beautiful, I'm not too ugly. I'm normal, and I think other women find me accessible.'
Trivia: Away from showbusiness, she is a committed supporter of Oxfam and has travelled to various countries to witness the charity's work in action.
Chelsea Edge (Actor) .. Nikki Holler
Julian Unthank (Writer)
Jamie Magnus Stone (Director)

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