Crimes That Shook Britain 2008

Documentary Crime

A look at some of the most infamous crimes in U.K. history

Tous les titres
  • UK: Crimes That Shook Britain Crimes That Shook Britain
  • AU: Crimes That Shook Britain Crimes That Shook Britain
  • DE: Die schrecklichsten Verbrechen der Welt - Großbritannien Die schrecklichsten Verbrechen der Welt - Großbritannien
  • DE: Auf Verbrecherjagd Auf Verbrecherjagd
  • UA: Britain's Worst Crimes Britain's Worst Crimes
  • UA: Crimes That Shook Britain Crimes That Shook Britain
Directeur
David Nolan
Johnny Perks
Mike Le Han
Artistes
Tom Roberts
as Self - Narrator
Patricia Winker
as Juror
Paul Bergquist
as Juror
Don Gayle
as CID Operation officer
Ernest Vernon
as Bomber
Vanessa Winter-Lambourne
as Police Officer
Nig Richards
as Detective
Ian Dowden
as Judge Richard Hawkins
Mark McCormick
as Police Officer
Helen McGahan
as Police Officer
Eric Campbell
as Detective
Dorrie Partington
as Police Officer
Michael Ralph Jones
as Football Fan
John Clarkson
as Extra
Gary Simpson
as Plain Clothed Policeman
Allan Hopwood
as Anthony Wilkinson ( Cregan's Accomplice)
Anne-Louise Woodcroft
as Detective
J-Jay Rocket
as Bailiff
Ian Barlow
as DI Chris Le Pere
Tony Crookes
as Detective
Paul David Morrison
as Paul Mifsud
Laurence Alison
as Self - Forensic & Investigative Psychology, University of Liverpool
Katya Greer
as Andrea Dykes
Jakki Clarke
as Anna Smith
Valerie Essien
as Grace Akhter
Charlie Cook
as Colm Murphy
Kevin Knox
as Detective
Ryan Hanley
as Doctor Taylor
Sucy Elliot
as Moira Onions
Stewart Tendler
as Self - Crime Correspondent
Peter Wroe
as Orlando Pownall
Johnny Topping
as Pc Grant McCutcheon
Rebecca Deighton
as Police Officer in Station
James Frost
as Caretaker
Anne Jones
as Jury Forman
Jane Carter Woodrow
as Self - Author 'After Evil'
Lauren Thorpe
as Self - Lily's Parent
Adam Harrison
as Self - Lily's Parent
Wilson Green
as Myles
Colin Stagg
as Self
Colin Ireland
as Self
Caroline Owens
as Self
Joanna Dennehy
as Self
Lesley Callander
as Self - Georgina's Mum
Nathan Head
as John Light
Matt Grindley
as Pete Basnett
Nick Constable
as Self - Former News Reporter, Daily Star
Steven Peace
as Geoff Knupfer
Kim Dick
as Self - Tamla's Mum & Sasha's Grandmother
Paul Jonah
as Julian Dykes
Ted Hynds
as Self - Co-author, Innocent as Charged
Louise McGovern
as Self - Ella's Mum
Jon Shatford
as Self - Former Detective Chief Superintendent, Metropolitan Police
Helen Pidd
as Self - North of England Editor, The Guardian
Mark Rowlands
as Paul Maskell
Sandra Laville
as Self - Crime Correspondent, The Guardian
Ella McGovern
as Self - At the Concert with Her Friend
Kris Sleater
as Nick Moore
Jenny Lee
as Self - At the Concert with Her Boyfriend
Gemma Deerfield
as Lizzie James
Simon Callander
as Self - Georgina's Dad
Louise Flynn
as The woman in the red hat
Conrad Ellam
as Self - Samantha Bisset's Partner
AJ Singh
as Self - Taxi Driver
Micky Banks
as Self - Former Detective Superintendent, Metropolitan Police
Stephen Hawes
as Self - Consultant in Emergency Medicine, Wythenshawe Hospital
Mike Burnie
as Defense Barrister
Catherine Jackson
as Self - Consultant in Emergency Medicine, Wythenshawe Hospital
Elaine Taylor
as WPC
Joe O'Brien
as Self - Theatres Senior Sister, Stepping Hill Hospital
Charlotte Brownhill
as Self - Emergency Department Matron, Stepping Hill Hospital
Bex Mellor-Bowman
as Nail Bomb Victim
Lucy Powell
as Self - Manchester General
Rachelle Emily
as Denise Bulger
Naj Modak
as Patient
Asher Baynard
as Ralph Bulger
Peter Neaves
as DCI Ron Cook
Simone
as Jurer
Carl Wharton
as Shaun Russell
as Self
Mark Murphy
as Det. Ch. Supt. Bob Taylor
Carl Harries
as Self
Debbie Bambroffe
as Self - Undertaker, Massey's Funeral Directors
Raj Patel
as Self - General Practitioner
Stuart Clifton
as Self - Former Det. Supt. Lincolnshire Police
Charith Nanayakkara
as Self
Bernard Postles
as Self - Former Detective Chief Superintendent, Greater Manchester Police
David Crampton
as Self - Paul's Dad
Neale Marney
as Self - Operational Supervisor, South Central Ambulance Service
Bob Taylor
as Self - Former Det. Ch. Supt,, West Yorkshire Police
Pauline Smith
as Self - Former Family Liaison Officer, Kent Police
Sarah Britton
as Self
Sara Payne
as Self - Sarah's Mum
Ann Alexander
as Self - Relatives' Solicitor
Phil Clarke
as Self - Former Chief Superintendent, Sussex Police
Lucy Gregson
as Self - Josie's Friend
Liz Chapman
as Self - Alison Chapman's Sister
Alan Smith
as Self - Former Det. Chief Insp. Lincolnshire Police
Sylvia Pascoe
as Self
Warren Slater
as Self - Stephanie's Dad
David Stevens
as Self - Kent Police
Lynda Roberts
as Self - Josie's Primary School Teacher
Alan Davidson
as Self - Michael's Dad
Laurie Fray
as Self - Former Chief Inspector, Thames Valley Police
Peter Harries
as Self - Carl Harries's Dad
Susan Booth
as Self - General Practitioner
Danny Mellor
as Self - Winifred Mellor's Son
Lesley Creasey
as Self - Ada Warburton's Niece
Shaun Russell
as Self
Michelle Billingsley
as Self - Lincolnshire Police
Alison Chapman
as Self
Kathleen Arkinson
as Self
Colin Murray
as Self
Norman Silvester
as 1 episode, 2009
Kathy Clugston
as Narrator
Ian Bownes
as Self
Susan McKay
as Self
Paula Arkinson
as 1 episode, 2009
Willie Doyle
as Self
Bernie Williams
as Self
Michael Mansfield
as Self - Barry George's Defence Lawyer
Nick Biddiss
as Self - Former Det. Superintendent, Kent Police
Steve Geoghegan
as Self - Manager, Fir Tree Football Club
Ian Horrocks
as Self - Former Detective Inspector, Metropolitan Police
Martin Leahy
as Self - Detective Inspector, Merseyside Police
Ken Cameron
as Self - Stephen's Father
Andrew Hunter
as Self - Former Member of Parliament, Basingstoke
Peter Sutherst
as Self - Photographic Expert
Melanie Jones
as Self - Rhys' Mother
Tony Edge
as Self - Coach, Fir Tree Football Club
Wendy Robinson
as Jacqui Hames
David Woods
as Self - Former Chief Reporter, Evening Gazette, Colchester
Mick North
as Self - Sophie's Father
Bob Miller
as Self - Former Detective Inspector, Essex Police
Brian McNeill
as Self - Detective Chief Superintendent, Merseyside Police
Teresa Quigley
as Jill Dando
Martyn Dunn
as Self - Charlotte's Father
Jacqui Hames
as Self - Colleague, BBC Crimewatch
Lee Hawksworth
as Steve Geoghegan
Helen Doble
as Self - Local Resident
Anna Smith
as Self - Journalist
Stephen Jones
as Self - Rhys' Father
Toni Cameron
as Self - Stephen's Mother
Helen Pearson
as 1 episode, 2012
David Wilson
as Self - Professor of Criminology, Birmingham City University
Tony Fillingham
as Scene of Crimes Officer
Colin Alltree
as Husband of Susan Rushworth
Denise Fergus
as Self - James' Mother
Jodie Barchha Lang
as Sister of victim
James Schofield
as 1 episode, 2012
Nathan Doyle
as Kevin Watts
Phil Roberts
as Self - Former Detective Sergeant, Merseyside Police
Pete McKay
as IRA
Kevin Engall
as Detective
Rachel Farrington
as Self - Former Neighbour of Stephen Griffiths
Robert Rae-Lewis
as 1 episode, 2012
Helen Carter
as Self - Northern Correspondent, The Guardian
Robert O'Connor
as Police Officer
Laurence Lee
as Self - Jon Venables' Former Solicitor
Michelle Chiddy
as Self - Sally Anne's Sister
Paul Thompson
as Self - Susan Rushworth's Brother
Esther Kate
as Forensic Scientist
Steve Hester
as Stephen Griffiths
Simone Pickup
as Family Friend
Darren Lee
as 1 episode, 2012
Stuart Cundy
as Self - Senior Investigating Officer
Lisa Cosbieross
as 1 episode, 2012
Graham Bannatyne
as Self - Family Liaison Officer
Daryl Armitage
as Self - Shelly Armitage's Dad
Linda Bowman
as Self - Sally Anne's Mother
Chris Johnson
as Self - Editor, Mercury Press
Santiago Acevedo
as Karl Manning
Nicky Blamires
as Self - Suzanne Blamire's Mum
Billy Parkin
as Self - Former Friend of Stephen Griffiths
Chris Le Pere
as Self
Gemma Armitage
as Self - Shelly Armitage's Sister
Tony Charnock
as Billy Parkin
Gemma Lawman
as Jean Jordan
Christa Ackroyd
as Self - News Reporter
Andrew Laptew
as Self - Former Detective Constable, West Yorkshire Police
Mike Green
as Self - Professor of Forensic Pathology
Velton Lishke
as Andrew laptew
Neil Jackson
as Self - Emily Jackson's Son
Henry Matthews
as Self - Journalist
Neil Docking
as Self - Former Crime Reporter. Warrington Guardian
Marc Alan Nicholson
as Taser Police Officer
Stuart Lawrence
as Self - Stephen's Brother
Chris Stubbs
as Self - Major Investigation Team, Cheshire Constabulary
Helen Newlove
as Self
Imran Khan
as Self - Doreen Lawrence's Solicitor
Jack Straw
as Self - Home Secretary, 1997-2001
Richard Stone
as Self - Advisor to Stephen Lawrence Inquiry
Geoff Elvey
as Self - Senior Investigating Officer
Carl Sutcliffe
as Self - Peter Sutcliffe's Brother
Robert Ayling
as Self - Former Deputy Chief Constable, Kent Constabulary
Brian Cathcart
as Self - Professor of Journalism, University of Kingston
Doreen Lawrence
as Self - Stephen's Mother
Theresa May
as Self
Guy Marsden
as Self - Savile's Nephew
Dominic Carman
as Self - Son of George Carman QC
Vikram Dodd
as Self - Crime Correspondent, The Guardian
Miles Goslett
as Self - Journalist
Janet Cope
as Self - Savile's Former P.A.
Jamie Butler
as Self - Neighbour
Abdul Haqq Baker
as Self - Former Chairman, Brixton Mosque
Stephen
as Self - Abuse Victim
Andrew Silke
as Self - Head of Criminology, Univ. of East London
Peter Saunders
as Self - Chief Executive, National Association for People Abused in Childhood
Dennis Lemmon
as Self - Former Nightclub Employee
Sharon Russell
as Self - Friend of the Philpotts
Dave Hardwick
as Self - Radio Show Contributor
Tina Nimmo
as Self - Eye Witness
Paul Connew
as Self - Former Editor, Sunday Mirror
Tony Butler
as Self - Former Chief Constable, Gloucestershire Police
Ingrid Loyau-Kennett
as Self - Eye Witness
Liza Kouyoumijian-Stanton
as Self - Investigative Psychologist
Darren Butler
as Self - Neighbour
Martin Naylor
as Self - Crime Reporter, Derby Telegraph
Jimmy Duffy
as Self - Mairead's Father
Darren Kemp
as Fred Harrison
Katrina Marston
as Fiona Bone
David Christopher-Turner
as Alan West
Tony Porter
as Self - Actor
Adam McClean
as Self - Reporter, ITV Granada
Nick Pisa
as Self - Journalist
Nick Adderley
as Self - Chief Superintendent, Greater Manchester Police
Nat Hughes
as Self - Nicola's Stepmother
Paul Bone
as Self - Fiona's Father
Mick Jones
as Self - Retired Detective Constable, Metropolitan Police
Patrick Carlyon
as Self - Senior Journalist, Melbourne Herald Sun
Peter Watt
as Self - National Services Director, NSPCC
Bryn Hughes
as Self - Nicola's Father
Richard Lamplugh
as Self - Suzy Lamplugh's Brother
Liz Dux
as Self - Abuse Lawyer Representing Harris's Victims, Slater and Gordon
Peter Fahy
as Self - Chief Constable, Greater Manchester Police
Jim Dickie
as Self - Retired Senior Investigating Officer, Metropolitan Police
Lana O'Kell
as Christine Eadie
Rachel Griffin
as Self - Director, Suzy Lamplugh Trust
Joe St. John
as Self - Author & Lawyer
Jo Swaby
as Joanna Dennehy
Nicholas Harley Naismith
as Andrew Walgate
Isaac Cunningham
as Nicky Jacobs
Laura Breen
as Melissa Halstead
Laura Breen
as Melissa Halstead
Liam Hutchinson
as Security Officer
Richard Gatenby
as Michael Payne
Tony Coughlan
as Surveillance Officer Smith
Claryn Scott
as Journalist
Kevin Shirley
as Police Officer
David Roy
as Journalist
Imelda
as Extra
Lexi Wolfe
as Beverley Allitt
Craig McGrath
as D.I. Alan Smith
Wes Nike
as Poilice Detective
Marvyn Dickinson
as David Crampton
Carol Cummings
as Barbara Dunn
William Atkinson
as David Miller
Adam Weldrick
as PC Collins
Brian Gorman
as Thomas Hamilton
Steven Kamara
as Mr. Morton
Tim Rutherford
as Neville Bamber
Harriet Telfer
as Olwyn
Sophie B.
as Danielle Cable
Liam Merrigan
as Crime Reporter
Barry Prescott
as Trial Judge
Karl Heaver
as Robert Napper
Sarah Corrie
as Sally Anne Bowman
Pamela Ashton
as FLO Christine Stubbs
Helen Lord
as Amy Newlove
Sophia Talbot
as Extra
Date de sortie 20 Sep 2008
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