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Season 3, Episode 2
The red carpet is rolled out as the ship docks in Cannes, in town for the night of the premiere of the latest film by infamous film director Werner Altmann. The auteur reluctantly chaperones his 'muse' - rising star Mimi McQuinn. However, Mimi is then murdered during the premiere. Jack and Kate are on the case, focusing their attention on Werner himself, a film critic, and Mimi's son
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Cast & Crew
Shayne Ward
(Actor)
.. Jack Grayling
Catherine Tyldesley
(Actor)
.. Kate Woods
Zak Douglas
(Actor)
.. Jamil Al-Rashid
Geoffrey Breton
(Actor)
.. Piers de Vreese
Ross Adams
(Actor)
.. Colin Smallwood
Kiza Deen
(Actor)
.. Frankie Johnson
James Barriscale
(Actor)
.. Captain Marlowe
Yuna Shin
(Actor)
.. Dr Sharon Tan
Lesley Dunlop
(Actor)
.. Carole Merryweather
Ellie Louise Leach
(Actor)
.. Mimi McQuinn
Uke Bosse
(Actor)
.. Werner Altman
Ana-Carolina Klein
(Actor)
.. Simone Reno
Nicola Stephenson
(Actor)
.. Erin Daniels
Gene Gurie
(Actor)
.. Lucian Daniels
Jonathan Phillips
(Series producer)
Steve Hughes
(Director)
Andy Morgan
(Executive producer)
Paul Matthew Thompson
(Executive producer)
More Information
Did You Know..
Shayne Ward
(Actor)
.. Jack Grayling
Born:
October 16, 1984
in
Tameside, Greater Manchester
Best Known For:
Winning The X Factor.
Early-life:
Shayne Thomas Ward was born on October 16, 1984 in Tameside, Greater Manchester to Irish Traveller parents who had settled in England. He entered talent show Popstars: The Rivals when he was 18 and reached the final 30 contestants. Before taking part in The X Factor, he performed at pubs, clubs and weddings with a band called Destiny.
Career:
Ward won the second season of The X Factor in 2005, launching his music career. He released his first single, That's My Goal, the same year and released his self-titled debut album in 2006. His follow-up, Breathless, was released in 2007 and this third album, Obsession, came out in 2010. Ward went on to star in West End musical Rock of Ages as Stacee Jaxx and then played the Artilleryman in the final arena tour of Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of The War of the Worlds. In 2015, he released his fourth album, Closer, and began playing Aidan Connor on Coronation Street.
Quote:
"I love a challenge, and I think it's when people least expect you to do something that you often do your best."
Trivia:
He was nominated for Best Newcomer at the British Soap Awards in 2016 for his work in Coronation Street.
Catherine Tyldesley
(Actor)
.. Kate Woods
Born:
September 17, 1983
in
Salford
Best Known For:
Playing Eva Price in Coronation Street.
Early-life:
Born in Salford on September 17, 1983, Catherine studied acting at the Birmingham School of Acting. She made her TV debut in a 2006 episode of No Angels. A year later, she played the lead role in Liverpool-set BBC One drama Lilies.
Career:
Other roles followed in The Street, Florence Nightingale, Doctors, Red Riding: In the Year of Our Lord 1983, Scallywagga, Shameless, The Royal, and Trollied. Between August and October 2010, she portrayed prison guard Abi Peterson in Emmerdale. Her first taste of life on Coronation Street came in 2006 when she played a midwife for one episode. Five years later she returned to the famous cobbles as recurring character Eva Price, a role she continues to play.
Quote:
On working on Coronation Street: "Every day I feel so grateful and so lucky. I'm a huge, huge fan of the show and always have been."
Trivia:
Tyldesley has modelled clothes for House of Fraser.
Zak Douglas
(Actor)
.. Jamil Al-Rashid
Geoffrey Breton
(Actor)
.. Piers de Vreese
Ross Adams
(Actor)
.. Colin Smallwood
Kiza Deen
(Actor)
.. Frankie Johnson
James Barriscale
(Actor)
.. Captain Marlowe
Yuna Shin
(Actor)
.. Dr Sharon Tan
Lesley Dunlop
(Actor)
.. Carole Merryweather
Born:
March 10, 1956
in
Newcastle upon Tyne
Best Known For:
Where the Heart Is and Emmerdale.
Early-life:
Lesley was born in Newcastle upon Tyne on March 10, 1956, the daughter of TV writer Pat Dunlop. She made her acting debut in 1973 TV drama A Little Princess. Roles followed in Crown Court, ITV Sunday Night Theatre, Oranges & Lemons, The Adventures of Black Beauty and South Riding.
Career:
Dunlop's first adult role was playing Lizzie Hexam in the 1976 BBC version of Our Mutual Friends. She went on to have recurring roles in Angels, Penmarric, Smuggler, Doctor Who, Capstick's Law, May to December, Wokenwell and Where the Heart Is. In 2008, she joined the cast of Emmerdale as Brenda Walker.
Quote:
After shaving her head for a cancer storyline on Emmerdale: "I never realised I had a good shaped head!"
Trivia:
In 2013, Dunlop shaved her head when her Emmerdale character was diagnosed with a brain tumour.
Ellie Louise Leach
(Actor)
.. Mimi McQuinn
Uke Bosse
(Actor)
.. Werner Altman
Ana-Carolina Klein
(Actor)
.. Simone Reno
Nicola Stephenson
(Actor)
.. Erin Daniels
Born:
July 05, 1971
in
Oldham
Best Known For:
A string of TV roles.
Early-life:
Nicola was born in Oldham on July 5, 1971. She made her TV debut in Children's Ward, but her big break came in the same year when she began playing Margaret Clemence in Channel 4 soap Brookside. Her on-air kiss with co-star Anna Friel on Brookside was the first pre-watershed lesbian kiss on British TV. A clip of the kiss was broadcast around the world during the London 2012 Olympics opening ceremony.
Career:
After leaving Brookside in 1993, Stephenson went on to star in a number of popular TV shows, including The Bill, Casualty, Holby City, Clocking Off, Christmas Lights, Northern Lights, City Lights, The Chase, All at Sea, and Waterloo Road. More recently, she starred in ITV drama Safe House.
Quote:
"I have the knees of an eight-year-old child - all covered in bruises - because I am so accident- prone."
Trivia:
Stephenson needed to become a qualified fork-lift driver for her role in Clocking Off.
Gene Gurie
(Actor)
.. Lucian Daniels
Jonathan Phillips
(Series producer)
Steve Hughes
(Director)
Andy Morgan
(Executive producer)
Paul Matthew Thompson
(Executive producer)
