Trial and Error 1992

Documentary Crime

"Trial and Error" was a highly-regarded Channel 4 TV program which investigated the miscarriages of justice. In 1990, the BBC's "Rough Justice" team decamped to Channel 4 and set up a production company, Just Television, dedicated...

Directeur	Stephen Phelps Steve Haywood Oliver Horsbrugh Afficher les 8 réalisateurs Bob Duffield Victor Melleney Lin Solomon Stephen Rankin
Artistes	David Jessel as Self - Reporter Jane Bowler as Self Biddy Cole as Self Afficher les 266 artistes Steve Duffy as Actor Anthony Scrivener as Self - Former Bar Council Chairman Alistair Wilson as Self - The Royal Hospitals Trust John Carrol as Self - Campbell & Steele's Solicitor Angela Gallop as Self - Forensic Access Brice Pitt as Self - Prof. Psychiatry of Old Age Archie Young as Self - Professor in Geriatric Medicine, Royal Free Hospital Iain West as Self - Forensic Pathologist Bernard Knight as Self - Univ. of Wales College of Medicine Audrey Giles as Self - Forensic Document Examiner as Mark Cleary Christine Hoodith as Mary Druhan Stuart Wilkinson as Raymond Gilmour Maeve Leslie as Sheila Bowler Simon Napper as Peter Fell Liz Campion as Kimberley Stadden Stewart Porter as George McPhee Christopher Howard as Actor Jason Perryman as Jason Warr Deborah Fox as Paula Gilfoyle Fi Glover as Self - Co-Host Liam Dolan as Actor Sheila Bowler as Self Alan Austen as Nick Tucker Gerard Bell as Bob Smith as Wayne Keeton as Det Sup Brown Paul Gale as DCI Long as Florence Jackson Shyro Chung as Conduit Street Actor John Hug as Actor Victor Bruce as Colin Hawkins Luke Kelly as Actor Steve Brody as Eddie Gilfoyle Michael Elder as Actor Holly McGrath as Dijana Dudukovic David Allsopp as Philip Atherton Tony Walton as Kenny Roberts Paul Cowan as Conduit Street Actor Ian Ricketts as Mr. Soan Bill Barclay as DS Blair Stephen Reynolds as DS Searle as Actor Alan McCafferty as Housebreaker Patrick Randolph as Actor Dougie Robertson as Actor Valerie Carroll as Carol Tucker John Atkinson as Joe Neary Karen Seacombe as Susan Brealey as Mrs. Soan Patrick Marlowe as DS Vincent Jon Deverell as Conduit Street Actor Derwent Watson as DCI McMath Terence Booth as Actor David Garry as Actor Alexander West as Actor Robert Goodman as Keith Fludgate Rosalind Paul as Teresa Cole Bill Armour as Det Sup Craig Norma Howard as Margaret Johnson Shaun Harris as Conduit Street Actor Nicola Meering as WDS Booth Clive Hurst as Actor Ray Sumby as Actor as Michael Cleary Allan Sharpe as DCI Corrie Bernard Hughes as Conduit Street Actor Gerri Smith as Ann Lee James Miles as Police Officer Sim Leeson as Actor David Dexter as Steve Barnett David Gallacher as DC Love Wilfred Harrison as Courtroom Actor Clive Norman as Police Officer Sophie Heydel as Telephonist Patricia Varley as Actor James Leith as Courtroom Actor Robert Carr as DS Mair Adrian Bell as Police Officer Richard Pescud as Courtroom Actor Malcolm Cooper as Police Officer Marianne Murphy as Pauline Bain Claire Cairns as Susan McManus as Courtroom Actor - Dr Fletcher Jon Anton as Knife Balancer Jeremy Coid as Self - Barts Hospital Brian Birchnall as Self Debra Bekerian as Self - Research Scientist Simon Ham as Self - Fire Analyst Bridie Williams as Self - Sister David Evans as Self Stephen Jones as Self - Home Office Pathologist Marilyn Dawson as Self Rob Smith as Self Josephine Burgess as Self Steven Dawson as Self Michael Ryan as Self - Defence Witness Adrian Rhodes as Self Steve Snow as Self Joe Neary as Self - Witness Ron Birkett as Self - Cleary's Solicitor Richard Burgess as Self Paul Welch as Self - Witness Anne Owers as Self - Director, 'Justice' Reece Packard as Self Susan Brealey as Self Keith Fludgate as Self - Witness Barrie Irving as Self - Forensic Psychologist Bob 'Starry Eyes' Smith as Self - Witness Stephanie Rawden as Self Teresa Cole as Self Malcolm Coulthard as Self - Birmingham University Maxine Toulson as Self Mark Talbot as Self - Witness Hamish McColl as Self Michael Mansfield as Self Gordon Gilmour as Self - Brother Vesna Djurovic as Self - Defence Pathologist Neville Jukes as Self Marion McDougall as Self Wali Jeelani as Self - Flo Jackson's GP Christine White as Self Robin Ilbert as Self - HM Prison, Winchester Greg Pope as Self Clive Candy as Self - Forensic Scientist Mark Singh as Self John Harper as Self Mary Milne as Self Arup Chaudhuri as Self - Police Surgeon Jacqueline Mitchell as Self Andrew Neal as Self Tim Lordan as Self David Maundrell as Self - Former Vicar of Rye Jean Stone as Self Andrew Sanders as Self - Dept of Criminology, Oxford Univ. Douglas French as Self - Conservative, Gloucester Fay McLaughlin as Self - Wiltshire's Widow Roy Churcher as Self Dave Bolton as Self Paul Griffin as Self - Duty Solicitor Michael Kitson as Self James Galbraith as Self Paul Davies as Self - Fell's Brother Shirley Hewer as Self Anthony Hooper as Self Eric Shepherd as Self - Forensic Psychologist Graham Davies as Self - Leicester University Christopher Gane as Self - Professor of Law, Aberdeen University Kimberley Stadden as Self Jenny Day as Self Marc Keable as Self Chris Pankhurst as Self Lucy Rees as Self - Senior Physiotherapist, The Conquest Hospital Gordon Ritchie as Self - Gilmour's Solicitor Sam Young as Self Joe Hutcheson as Self Helen Goodwin as Self Christina Gilmour as Self - Mother Tom Day as Self Robert Olding as Self - Trichologist Donald Trunkey as Self Laurence Briggs as Self - Husband of Former Housemother Conrad Gadd as Self - Trial Solicitor for Mills and Poole Mark Cleary as Self Damon Anacreonte as Self Chris Mullin as Self John Kiddey as Self - Westcountry Television Harry Fletcher as Self - National Association of Probation Officers Brian Ross as Self Jonathan Clarke as Self - Retired Judge Robert Trow as Self Mike Robinson as Self - Philips Car Systems Jacqui Castle as Self - Victim's Widow Heath Powell as Self - Former Site Supervisor Will Bain as Self Robert Gow as Self Jan Stuart as Self - Forensic Engineering Associates Dan Waterhouse as Self Michael Meaden as Self Hamish Fraser as Self - Former Police Committee Member Charles Newton as Self - Managing Director, G.H. Newton Ltd. George Baillie as Self James Minton as Self - Former Roads Supervisor Declan Murray as Self - Consultant Psychiatrist, Institute of Psychiatry Roger Berrett as Self - Forensic Access Stephen Nunn as Self - Parsons's Solictor Ian Harris as Self - Former Colleague Albert Hunt as Self - Forensic Pathologist Nick Falk as Self Ryan Smith as Self Maureen Sallnow as Self Barry Poyner as Self - Co-Author 'Guidelines for the Identification of Drowning Hazards' Stuart Brown as Self Alistair Bellingham as Self - Royal College of Pathologists Tim Devlin as Self Gary Emerton as Self Elizabeth Hickling as Self - Sheila Bowler's Stepdaughter Ian Smales as Self - Former Associate Pauline Crofts as Self Lucy Omezi as Self - Former Project Worker, Kennedy Court Alf Cosby as Self Jim Cosby as Self Charles Royle as Self - Mrs. Bowler's Senior Solicitor at Appeal Mike Harrow as Self - Image Analyst John Hubbard as Self - Former Garage Owner Max Scuza as Self Keith Turner as Self Terry Merston as Self - Former Scenes of Crime Officer Jessie Gilfoyle as Self John Wroe as Self - Solicitor Marlene Thomas as Self John Cole as Self Norman Gilfoyle as Self Campbell Malone as Self - Gilfoyle's Solicitor at Appeal Rajinder Dhaliwal as Self Jackie King as Self - Southwark Consumer & Money Advice Centre Bobby Chowdhary as Self - No Relation Des Pawson as Self - International Guild of Knot Tyers Anne Herreboudt as Self - Midwife Counsellor, St John & St Elizabeth Hospital Abdul-Rahim Dhaliwal as Self Alexandra Bridgeman as Self Penny Jones as Self Winifreda Brannan as Self Joyce Preston as Self - Supervisor at Hospital Anna Armbruster as Self Jamie Chowdhary as Self Geoffrey Oxlee as Self - Kalagate Ltd. James Burns as Self - Home Office Forensic Pathologist Sue Caddick as Self - Gilfoyle's Sister Dave Burden as Self Jack Weir as Self - Former Consultant Psychiatrist, St Mary's, London Sharon Chowdhary as Self Paul Caddick as Self - Former Police Officer Owen Lewis as Self - Consultant in Information Security Renee Cole as Self - McNamee's Sister Rock Tansey as Self Dessie Ellis as Self Francis McNamee as Self - Danny McNamee's Brother Tim Pat Coogan as Self - Author, 'The IRA' Andrew Somers as Self Peter Swann as Self - Fingerprint Analyst Donnalchadh Lehane as Self - Solicitor Eamonn Donnelly as Self - Asst. Head of St Patrick's Primary School Mike Scott as Self - Dublin City University Tim Sheldon as Self Thomas Campbell as Self Lyn Chalmers as Self - Granger's Girlfriend Tam Neil as Self - Boyhood Friend Frank Falloon as Self - Convicted Van Smasher Robert Cameron as Self - Eyewitness Ewen Smith as Self - Solicitor Billy Love as Self Jeremy Roberts as Self Liz Campbell as Self Donald Findlay as Self Anthony Mahon as Self - Granger's Solicitor Angela Devlin as Self - Family Friend Joseph Granger as Self Alan Miller as Self - Professor of Law Agnes Lafferty as Self Patrick Thomas as Self - Junior Counsel Agnes Carlton as Self - Eyewitness & Billy Love's Sister Joseph Steele as Self
Date de sortie	01 Jan 1992
Lien	IMDb

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