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Season 2, Episode 2
A food shack in a fishing village is burned down with its owner inside. John takes a holiday in the village to recover from recent troubles, but cannot resist a mystery. Janie struggles to balance her new responsibilities with the detective she wants to be as they uncover the connections between fierce business rivalries, a waning fishing industry and a rare breeding seal colony
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Timothy Spall
(Actor)
.. John Chapel
Gwyneth Keyworth
(Actor)
.. DS Janie Mallowan
Steffan Rhodri
(Actor)
.. DCI Clarke
Alexandria Riley
(Actor)
.. Helen Baxter
Rithvik Andugula
(Actor)
.. DC Evan Chaudhry
Rhodri Meilir
(Actor)
.. Aeron
Melanie Walters
(Actor)
.. Yvonne Mallowan
Roisin Conaty
(Actor)
.. Karen Hughes
Ben McGregor
(Actor)
.. Joe Richards
Mark Lewis Jones
(Actor)
.. Gareth Merwin
Libby Mai
(Actor)
.. Tina Bucknall
Ian Jarvis
(Writer)
Paul Doolan
(Writer)
Josh Cole
(Executive producer)
Madeline Addy
(Executive producer)
Nikki Wilson
(Producer)
Simon Hynd
(Director)
More Information
Did You Know..
Timothy Spall
(Actor)
.. John Chapel
Born:
February 27, 1957
in
London
Best Known For:
Playing Barry in Auf Wiedersehen, Pet.
Early-life:
Timothy Leonard Spall was born on February 27, 1957, in London, and brought up on a Battersea council estate. As a teenager, he considered joining the Army, but changed his mind after playing the Cowardly Lion in his school's version of The Wizard of Oz. He applied for Rada because his drama teacher - on whom he had a secret crush - suggested he should become an actor. He was named the most promising actor of 1978 when he left the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (Rada).
Career:
Spall appeared on stage with Birmingham Rep and the Royal Shakespeare Company before his movie debut in 1979's Quadrophenia. His big break came playing Barry in Auf Wiedersehen, Pet in 1983. He received Bafta TV nominations for Our Mutual Friend, Shooting The Past and Vacuuming Completely Nude In Paradise. Other memorable projects include Secrets and Lies, Life Is Sweet, Topsy-Turvy, Vanilla Sky, Still Crazy, Frank Stubbs Promotes and several of the Harry Potter movies. He received an OBE in 1999. Always in demand, more recent work includes Pierrepoint, The Street, Enchanted, Oliver Twist, The Damned United, The Fattest Man in Britain, The King's Speech, The Syndicate, and Mr Turner.
Quote:
'I'm a decent, jolly, fat guy.'
Gwyneth Keyworth
(Actor)
.. DS Janie Mallowan
Steffan Rhodri
(Actor)
.. DCI Clarke
Alexandria Riley
(Actor)
.. Helen Baxter
Rithvik Andugula
(Actor)
.. DC Evan Chaudhry
Rhodri Meilir
(Actor)
.. Aeron
Melanie Walters
(Actor)
.. Yvonne Mallowan
Roisin Conaty
(Actor)
.. Karen Hughes
Born:
March 26, 1979
in
London
Best Known For:
Being a comedian and starring in Man Down.
Early-life:
Roisin was born in London on March 26, 1979. In 2010, she won the Best Newcomer Award at the Edinburgh Festival. In the same year, she appeared on Russell Howard's Good News on BBC Three and performed alongside other female comedians for charity on Victoria Wood's Angina Monologues on Sky One.
Career:
Conaty stars in the BBC's hidden camera series Impractical Jokers and she has appeared as a guest on a number of panel shows, including Have I Got News for You, 8 Out of 10 Cats and Never Mind the Buzzcocks. In 2013, she began playing Jo in Channel 4 sitcom Man Down.
Quote:
'I'm a terrible dresser. I wouldn't know what's in or what season I'm in. It's a real effort for me not to look mad.'
Trivia:
Conaty also performs as one half of female double act The Cakes with Caroline Ginty.
Ben McGregor
(Actor)
.. Joe Richards
Mark Lewis Jones
(Actor)
.. Gareth Merwin
Libby Mai
(Actor)
.. Tina Bucknall
Ian Jarvis
(Writer)
Paul Doolan
(Writer)
Josh Cole
(Executive producer)
Madeline Addy
(Executive producer)
Nikki Wilson
(Producer)
Simon Hynd
(Director)
