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Crimes That Shook Britain 2008

Documentary Crime

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

All Titles	show all 6 titles Crimes That Shook Britain Crimes That Shook Britain Die schrecklichsten Verbrechen der Welt - Großbritannien Auf Verbrecherjagd Britain's Worst Crimes Crimes That Shook Britain
Director	David Nolan Johnny Perks Mike Le Han show all 6 directors Neil Alderton Ruki Sidhwa David Nolan
Artists	Tom Roberts as Self - Narrator Patricia Winker as Juror Paul Bergquist as Juror show all 270 artists 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
Released	20 Sep 2008
Links	IMDb

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