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   Trial and Retribution II
   (1998)

   ITV
   La Plante Productions

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   SYNOPSIS

   Three women are abducted, raped, mutilated and left for dead. When one survives, she is able to finger the charismatic Damon Morton (Iain Glen) as the perpetrator, and initially it looks like an airtight case. However, when Morton's three employees each step forward to take the blame, and his wife Cindy provides an alibi, things become much more complicated. Morton is clearly guilty, but with his charming smile and personality he seems to have everyone under his sway... including the jury. Many believe this is the strongest of the Trial and Retribution series. Television this daring is all too rare.

   
   

   REVIEWS

   Trial and Retribution 2" was compelling. David Hayman was mesmerizing as Det Supt Walker and a very large bouquet of red roses to Iain Glen who, in the controlling, demonic serial killer Brian Morton, created one of the great T.V monsters of all time.

   Times, Alison Graham

   It was utterly gripping. David Hayman and Iain Glen were magnificent, the one restlessly explosive, the other glacially implosive. Because the script and the playing were tip-top, the split screen offered even more. Sure this is Grand Guignol, but so is 'Psycho'. We knew who dunnit, but only a gruesome twist in the tale prevented his motiveless malignity going unpunished.

   The Observer

   Consistently classy and always entertaining.

   The Times

3. Credits

   David Hayman
   Det. Supt. Michael Walker

   Kate Buffery
   Det. Insp. Pat North

   Iain Glen
   Damon Morton

   Dorian Lough
   D.S. Satchell

   Simon Callow
   Rupert Halliday

   Deborah Findlay
   D.C. Jill Ashton

   Emma Croft
   Cindy Morton

   Hugh Dancy
   Roberto Bellini

   Andrew Buckley
   Jimmy Garrett

   Linda Henry
   Marilyn Spark

   Christine Tremarco
   Cheryl Goodall

   Roger Alborough
   Sgt. Morris

   Helen Anderson
   Carol Lennox

   Peter Gowen
   Colin Lennox

   Camilla Hunsley
   Charmaine Morton

   George Asprey
   D.C. Hutchens

   William Bass
   Karl Morton

   Nicholas Beveney
   Vincent Nailer

   Nicholas Blane
   Derek Waugh

   Enzo Cilenti
   Antonio Bellini

   Rowena Cooper
   Corinna Maddox

   Stephen Critchlow
   I.D. Officer

   Richard Durden
   Dr. John Foster

   Diana Fairfax
   Magistrate

   Mona Hammond
   Bibi Harrow

   Andrew Havill
   Crispin Oxley

   Edward Jewesbury
   Judge Jeffries

   Mario Kalli
   Mehmet Al Said

   David Kennedy
   P.C. Phelps

   Shirley King
   Mrs. Garrett

   Paul Kynman
   D.S. Batchley

   Joseph Long
   Salvatore Bellini

   Sebrene Maher
   Justine Harrow

   Sian Martin
   Susie Harrow

   Iain Mitchell
   Vernon

   Julie Mullen
   Mrs. Goodall

   Deobia Oparei
   D.C. Palmer

   George Pensotti
   Judge Geoffrey Winfield

   Simon Robson
   Lawrence Camplin

   Daniel Ryan
   D.S. Brown

   Danny Sapani
   Nicky Burton

   Director
   Aisling Walsh

   Producers include...
   Lynda La Plante
   Steve Lanning

   Writer (devised by)
   Lynda La Plante

   Writers (teleplay)
   Lynda La Plante
   Vaughan Kinghan

   Cinematography
   Howard Baker

   
   
   

   Iain Glen who, in the controlling, demonic serial killer Brian Morton, created one of the great T.V monsters of all time.

   

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