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Synopsis:
Four-part legal drama chronicling the career of barrister Henry Farmer, as he juggles work with managing hefty gambling debts and romancing a politician's wife. In the first instalment, Farmer puts his reputation on the line by agreeing to take on a murder trial, theft case and appeal at the same time. Starring Alan Davies, Zara Turner and Cherie Lunghi
Cast:
Edward Petherbridge as Gillespie, Will Knightley as Gerry Graham, Charlotte Emmerson as Sheila Coombs, Paul Thornley as Liam Walsh, Michael Bertenshaw as Brewer, Peter Penry-Jones as Patrick Richards QC, Eamon Geoghegan as Patrick Walsh, John Cater as Judge, Paula Jennings as Nancy Coombs, Emma Buckley as Estelle Walsh, Alan Davies as Henry Farmer, Rupert Vansittart as Prettyman, Del Henney as Charlie Vollands, Tricia George as Nita Vollands, Yasmin Kerr as Jenny Vollands, Charlie Beall as Michael Vollands, Leon Lissek as Zelinsky, Andrew Rajan as Rashid Latif, Jon Rake as Dwight, Jonathan Hackett as Gordon Milner, Bill Moody as Symons, Zara Turner as Polly Graham, Brian Parr as Cabby, James Horne as Bailiff, Hugh Hayes as Foreman of the Old Bailey, Neil Conrich as Officer in the Cells, Neville Phillips as Clerk of the Old Bailey, Barney Clark as Zak Farmer, Cherie Lunghi as Cleo Steyn QC, Linda Bassett as Maureen Tyler, Christopher Fulford as Ray Scanlon, Steven Alvey as Paul Bracewell, Robert Whitelock as Ben Halliwell, Frank Mills as Alfie, George Innes as Jack
Credits:
Chris Burt - Producer, Jack Gold - Director, Ted Childs - Executive-Producer, Dusty Hughes - Scriptwriter

