A Good Girl's Guide to Murder
9:00 pm - 9:50 pm, Wednesday, May 27 on BBC Three (23)
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Season 2, Episode 1
Emma Myers returns as teenage amateur sleuth Pip Fitz-Amobi. Pip is determined to stay away from any more investigations and focus on her friends, school and Ravi. But when a key witness in Max Hastings' trial disappears, Pip feels the pull of a new case. Adapted by Holly Jackson from her novel Good Girl Bad Blood, and co-starring Henry Ashton, Zain Iqbal and Jude Morgan-Collie
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Cast & Crew
Emma Myers
(Actor)
.. Pip Fitz-Amobi
Zain Iqbal
(Actor)
.. Ravi Singh
Asha Banks
(Actor)
.. Cara Ward
Henry Ashton
(Actor)
.. Max Hastings
Jude Morgan-Collie
(Actor)
.. Connor Reynolds
Peter Sullivan
(Actor)
.. Christopher Epps
Yali Topol Margalith
(Actor)
.. Lauren Gibson
Gary Beadle
(Actor)
.. Victor
Carla Woodcock
(Actor)
.. Becca Bell
Anna Maxwell Martin
(Actor)
.. Leanne Fitz-Amobi
Raiko Gohara
(Actor)
.. Zach Chen
Eden Hambleton Davies
(Actor)
.. Jamie Reynolds
Matthew Chambers
(Actor)
.. Jason Bell
Annabel Mullion
(Actor)
.. Rosie Hastings
Adam Astill
(Actor)
.. Toby Hastings
Andy McLeod
(Actor)
.. DI Hawkins
Lu Corfield
(Actor)
.. Joanna Reynolds
India Lillie Davies
(Actor)
.. Andie Bell
Rahul Pattni
(Actor)
.. Salil Singh
Kitty Anderson
(Actor)
.. Young Pip
Jack Rowan
(Actor)
.. Charlie Green
Anna Brindle
(Actor)
.. Flora Green
Kamari Loyd
(Actor)
.. Josh Fitz-Amobi
Freddie England
(Actor)
.. Robin Hastings
Oliver Coopersmith
(Actor)
.. Adam Clark
Yasmin Al-Khudhairi
(Actor)
.. Naomi Ward
Jessica Webber
(Actor)
.. Nat Da Silva
Jackson Bews
(Actor)
.. Dan Da Silva
Diane Lukins
(Actor)
.. Dawn Bell
Siddiqua Akhtar
(Actor)
.. Nisha Singh
Orla Hill
(Actor)
.. Ruby Foxcroft
Bita Taghavi
(Actor)
.. Facilitator
Hellen Kirby
(Actor)
.. Nurse
Holly Jackson
(Writer)
Asim Abbasi
(Director)
Sophie Klein
(Producer)
Sophie MacClancy
(Producer)
Matthew Read
(Executive producer)
Simon Crawford Collins
(Executive producer)
Frith Tiplady
(Executive producer)
Poppy Cogan
(Executive producer)
More Information
Did You Know..
Emma Myers
(Actor)
.. Pip Fitz-Amobi
Zain Iqbal
(Actor)
.. Ravi Singh
Asha Banks
(Actor)
.. Cara Ward
Henry Ashton
(Actor)
.. Max Hastings
Jude Morgan-Collie
(Actor)
.. Connor Reynolds
Peter Sullivan
(Actor)
.. Christopher Epps
Yali Topol Margalith
(Actor)
.. Lauren Gibson
Gary Beadle
(Actor)
.. Victor
Best Known For:
Playing Paul Trueman in EastEnders.
Early-life:
Gary was born in London in 1965. At the age of eight, he performed in a stage version of Bugsy Malone. Gary and his brother Rikki and sister Carleen went to the Anna Scher Theatre School. In 1980, Gary made his TV debut in an episode of the drama series The Squad. He has been a regular on the small screen ever since.
Career:
Beadle is perhaps best known for playing Paul Trueman in EastEnders, a role he performed between 2001 and 2004. His TV credits also include Making Out, The Glam Metal Detectives, Operation Good Guys, Holby City, Thieves Like Us, The Sarah Jane Adventures and Crime Stories. More recently, he has starred in The Interceptor. His film credits include Wit (2001), Until Death (2007), Cockneys vs Zombies (2012), and In the Heart of the Sea (2015).
Quote:
'One of the main reasons that I got into acting was so that I could play several different people and live in other people's worlds.'
Trivia:
Beadle enjoys boxing, cricket, football and playing percussion.
Carla Woodcock
(Actor)
.. Becca Bell
Anna Maxwell Martin
(Actor)
.. Leanne Fitz-Amobi
Best Known For:
Bleak House.
Early-life:
Born Anna Charlotte Martin in Beverley, East Yorkshire, on May 10, 1977. She has an older brother called Adam, and their mother gave up her job as a research scientist to raise them. Their father was the managing director of a pharmaceutical company; he died after a battle with cancer when Anna was 24. After leaving school, she studied history at Liverpool University, then enrolled at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art.
Career:
Martin's TV debut came in an episode of Midsomer Murders, but she first made a mark on the acting world on stage, thanks to an acclaimed performance in the National Theatre's epic, six-hour adaptation of Philip Pullman's His Dark Materials during the winter of 2003 and 2004. A year later she won a Bafta for her performance in the BBC's Bleak House; she picked up her second Bafta for Poppy Shakespeare in 2008. In fact, everything Martin touches seems to turn to gold - she's suffered very few flops or misfires in her career so far. On stage she's impressed in the likes of The Entertainer, Cabaret and Measure for Measure, while other TV projects include Freefall, Moonshot, South Riding, The Bletchley Circle and Death Comes to Pemberley (which was partly shot in her home town). Martin has been less active on film, with Alan Partridge: Alpha Papa (2013) and Philomena (2013) the highlights.
Quote:
On period dramas: 'I just don't like it: the hair, the make-up, the corsets, the hours in costume. I'd rather have no make-up on and wear an anorak.'
Trivia:
When she was a child, Martin wanted to be Whitney Houston.
Raiko Gohara
(Actor)
.. Zach Chen
Eden Hambleton Davies
(Actor)
.. Jamie Reynolds
Matthew Chambers
(Actor)
.. Jason Bell
Annabel Mullion
(Actor)
.. Rosie Hastings
Adam Astill
(Actor)
.. Toby Hastings
Andy McLeod
(Actor)
.. DI Hawkins
Lu Corfield
(Actor)
.. Joanna Reynolds
India Lillie Davies
(Actor)
.. Andie Bell
Rahul Pattni
(Actor)
.. Salil Singh
Kitty Anderson
(Actor)
.. Young Pip
Jack Rowan
(Actor)
.. Charlie Green
Anna Brindle
(Actor)
.. Flora Green
Kamari Loyd
(Actor)
.. Josh Fitz-Amobi
Freddie England
(Actor)
.. Robin Hastings
Oliver Coopersmith
(Actor)
.. Adam Clark
Yasmin Al-Khudhairi
(Actor)
.. Naomi Ward
Jessica Webber
(Actor)
.. Nat Da Silva
Jackson Bews
(Actor)
.. Dan Da Silva
Diane Lukins
(Actor)
.. Dawn Bell
Siddiqua Akhtar
(Actor)
.. Nisha Singh
Orla Hill
(Actor)
.. Ruby Foxcroft
Bita Taghavi
(Actor)
.. Facilitator
Hellen Kirby
(Actor)
.. Nurse
Holly Jackson
(Writer)
Asim Abbasi
(Director)
Sophie Klein
(Producer)
Sophie MacClancy
(Producer)
Matthew Read
(Executive producer)
Simon Crawford Collins
(Executive producer)
Frith Tiplady
(Executive producer)
Poppy Cogan
(Executive producer)
