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Season 1, Episode 4
With the help of Phillippa Kaufmann, Sarah and Laila receive documents from their original cases. After discovering that leads were botched and internal investigations have exonerated officers, they sue the Met police under the Human Rights Act. When it is announced that John Worboys, now seemingly God-fearing and penitent, is to be released on parole, Carrie spearheads a publicity campaign to force a judicial review,
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Aasiya Shah
(Actor)
.. Laila Mahmood
Miriam Petche
(Actor)
.. Carrie Symonds
Daniel Mays
(Actor)
.. John Worboys
Jordan Bolger
(Actor)
.. Connor
Alexa Davies
(Actor)
.. PC Stephanie Ellis
David Fynn
(Actor)
.. DS Steve Warrilow
Laurie Kynaston
(Actor)
.. Frankie
Rachael Stirling
(Actor)
.. Phillippa Kaufmann QC
Philippa Dunne
(Actor)
.. Harriet Wistrich
Alex Price
(Actor)
.. DI Stephen Underwood
Meg Basham
(Actor)
.. PC Dawn Bolitho
Ed Eales-White
(Actor)
.. DC James Coldham
David Ganly
(Actor)
.. PC Tony Wright
Liam Garrigan
(Actor)
.. DI David Reid
Kammy Darweish
(Actor)
.. Latif
Sudha Bhuchar
(Actor)
.. Salma
Chris Donnelly
(Actor)
.. Carrie's boss
Kate Handford
(Actor)
.. Cherry
Bryan Dick
(Actor)
.. Psychologist
David Elliot
(Actor)
.. Gavin
Gareth David-Lloyd
(Actor)
.. Andy Fairbrother
Ryan Davies
(Actor)
.. Male officer
Laurence Saunders
(Actor)
.. Jeremy Johnson QC
Alice Barclay
(Actor)
.. Female psychiatrist
Nathan Sussex
(Actor)
.. Male psychiatrist
Carter Pingue
(Actor)
.. Jack
Phoenix Symes
(Actor)
.. Lenny
Simon Armstrong
(Actor)
.. Vicar
Taheen Modak
(Actor)
.. Arham
Neelam Bakshi
(Actor)
.. Huda
Abigail Davies
(Actor)
.. Dr Jackie Craissati
Martin Walsh
(Actor)
.. Prisoner
Alfie Wilson
(Actor)
.. Older Jack
Leo Symes
(Actor)
.. Older Lenny
Mathilde Wookey-Rothwell
(Actor)
.. Abbie
Theo Fraser Steele
(Actor)
.. David Gauke MP
Dean Graham
(Actor)
.. Prison warder Hayden
William Oxborrow
(Actor)
.. Edward Fitzgerald QC
Jeff Pope
(Writer)
Julia Ford
(Director)
Catrin Lewis Defis
(Producer)
Saurabh Kakkar
(Executive producer)
More Information
Did You Know..
(Actor)
.. Sarah Adams
Aasiya Shah
(Actor)
.. Laila Mahmood
Miriam Petche
(Actor)
.. Carrie Symonds
Daniel Mays
(Actor)
.. John Worboys
Born:
March 31, 1978
in
Epping, Essex
Best Known For:
Playing Danny in Line of Duty.
Early-life:
Daniel Alan Mays was born on March 31, 1978 in Epping, Essex to an electrician father and a bank cashier mother. He was brought up in Buckhurst Hill, Essex. Daniel studied at the Italia Conti Academy of Theatre Arts before going on to attend the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, which he graduated from in 2000.
Career:
After graduating, Mays landed a number of small roles in such TV series as EastEnders, In Deep and The Bill as well as the film Pearl Harbor (2001). He starred in BBC drama Rehab in 2003. Mays then went on to land roles in such TV series as Top Buzzer, Funland, Plus One and Ashes to Ashes. He also had an appearance in an episode of Doctor Who. Mays had parts in such films as Atonement (2007), Made in Dagenham (2010) and The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn (2011). As well as TV and film, Mays has had work in theatre, including six plays at London's Royal Court Theatre. More recently, he has had roles in TV series Line of Duty and Born to Kill, as well as Rogue One (2016).
Quote:
'I want to use my power as an actor to talk and comment about the world that we face now. That's the draw for me, the kind of projects I want to do.'
Trivia:
In 2017, he was nominated for a BAFTA Award for Best Supporting Actor for his performance in Line of Duty.
Jordan Bolger
(Actor)
.. Connor
Alexa Davies
(Actor)
.. PC Stephanie Ellis
David Fynn
(Actor)
.. DS Steve Warrilow
Laurie Kynaston
(Actor)
.. Frankie
Rachael Stirling
(Actor)
.. Phillippa Kaufmann QC
Best Known For:
Tipping the Velvet.
Early-life:
Rachael Atlanta Stirling was born on May 30, 1977, in London. She's the daughter of actress Diana Rigg and her second husband, Archibald Stirling, a theatre producer and Laird of the Keir estate in Stirling, Scotland. She has two older half-brothers from her father's first marriage, and a younger half-brother from his third. Rachael studied art history at Edinburgh University, where she also appeared on stage with its theatre company. She can also speak Russian and is a skilled equestrian.
Career:
Stirling's first major stage role was a 1996 National Youth Theatre production of Othello, in which she played Desdemona opposite Chiwetel Ejiofor. Two years later she made her film debut in the British comedy Still Crazy, opposite Bill Nighy and Jimmy Nail. In 2000, she featured as the young Rebeccah in the miniseries In the Beginning; her mother played the character at an older age. But it was the BBC's 2002 adaptation of Sarah Waters' novel Tipping the Velvet that made her a star. Since then Stirling has appeared on stage in Theatre of Blood (playing the same character her mother portrayed in the 1971 film version), Look Back in Anger, A Midsummer Night's Dream, The Priory and An Ideal Husband. Films include Maybe Baby, Complicity, Salmon Fishing in the Yemen and Snow White and the Huntsman.
Quote:
"I was only vaguely aware when I was little that Ma was famous. I can remember people pointing at her in Marks & Spencer. But she kept work and home very separate."
Trivia:
In 2012, Stirling appeared alongside Mark Gatiss at the Donmar Warehouse in The Recruiting Officer. He'd already starred with her mother in a stage version of All About My Mother. He then wrote an episode of Doctor Who entitled The Crimson Horror, with parts especially written for them both - it aired in May 2013 and was the first time the two actresses had appeared on screen together.
Philippa Dunne
(Actor)
.. Harriet Wistrich
Alex Price
(Actor)
.. DI Stephen Underwood
Meg Basham
(Actor)
.. PC Dawn Bolitho
Ed Eales-White
(Actor)
.. DC James Coldham
David Ganly
(Actor)
.. PC Tony Wright
Liam Garrigan
(Actor)
.. DI David Reid
Kammy Darweish
(Actor)
.. Latif
Sudha Bhuchar
(Actor)
.. Salma
Chris Donnelly
(Actor)
.. Carrie's boss
Kate Handford
(Actor)
.. Cherry
Bryan Dick
(Actor)
.. Psychologist
Born:
July 10, 1978
in
Carlisle
Best Known For:
Playing Ernie Wise in Eric & Ernie.
Early-life:
Bryan Dick was born in Carlisle on July 10, 1978. He wanted to become a dancer when he was younger and learned to play several musical instruments as a child. Supported by his parents and older brother, he went to stage school, and soon landed the first of several TV roles that made him a highly respected child actor before taking time off to concentrate on music. He saved up enough money to return to stage school aged 20, and shortly afterwards began attracting the attention of casting agents.
Career:
Dick's first starring role was in the ITV miniseries The Life and Times of Henry Pratt in 1992. Since then he has made guest appearances in a number of well-known TV shows, including Clocking Off, The Bill, Dalziel & Pascoe, Foyle's War, Blackpool, Bleak House, Shameless and Lewis. In 2011, he played Ernie Wise in the acclaimed BBC drama Eric & Ernie. On the big screen, Dick has starred in Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World, Blood and Chocolate, and Colour Me Kubrick.
Quote:
"You can't love me like my big black jumper."
Trivia:
On the stage, Dick played Mozart in a 2007 production of Peter Shaffer's Amadeus at the Crucible Theatre, Sheffield.
David Elliot
(Actor)
.. Gavin
Gareth David-Lloyd
(Actor)
.. Andy Fairbrother
Ryan Davies
(Actor)
.. Male officer
Laurence Saunders
(Actor)
.. Jeremy Johnson QC
Alice Barclay
(Actor)
.. Female psychiatrist
Nathan Sussex
(Actor)
.. Male psychiatrist
Carter Pingue
(Actor)
.. Jack
Phoenix Symes
(Actor)
.. Lenny
Simon Armstrong
(Actor)
.. Vicar
Taheen Modak
(Actor)
.. Arham
Neelam Bakshi
(Actor)
.. Huda
Abigail Davies
(Actor)
.. Dr Jackie Craissati
Martin Walsh
(Actor)
.. Prisoner
Alfie Wilson
(Actor)
.. Older Jack
Leo Symes
(Actor)
.. Older Lenny
Mathilde Wookey-Rothwell
(Actor)
.. Abbie
Theo Fraser Steele
(Actor)
.. David Gauke MP
Dean Graham
(Actor)
.. Prison warder Hayden
William Oxborrow
(Actor)
.. Edward Fitzgerald QC
Jeff Pope
(Writer)
Julia Ford
(Director)
Catrin Lewis Defis
(Producer)
Saurabh Kakkar
(Executive producer)
