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Talking to Strange Men ()


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John Creevey has recently separated from his wife Jennifer and is still obsessed with her and Peter Mullin, the new man in her life. Many years ago his sister Cherry had been murdered and her fiancé, Mark Simms, now John's best friend, had... See more »

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John Creevey
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Jennifer Creevey
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Peter Mullin
Nicholas Haley ...
Mungo Cameron
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Sikh
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Angus Cameron (as Adrian Ross-Magenty)
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Mark Simms
Elspeth Charlton ...
Dr. Lucy Cameron
Basil Moss ...
Dr. Fergus Cameron
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DCI Fordwych
Abigail McKern ...
WDC Susan Aubrey
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Gavin
Corrin Helliwell ...
Les
Josephine Clarke ...
Sharon
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Penelope - Librarian
Richard Williams ...
Graham O'Neill
Robert Jones ...
Charles Mabledene
Alastair Haley ...
Patrick Crashaw
Val Lorraine ...
Woman with Cat
Anthony Lowe ...
Prefect
Geoffrey Greenhill ...
Vic Mabledene
Susan Tracy ...
Gloria Mabledene
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Sarah Mabledene
Jonathan R. Scott ...
Nigel Hobhouse (as Jonathan Bancroft)
Antony Patience ...
Desk Sergeant
Jane Evers ...
Female Administrator
Leslie O'Hara ...
Distraught Woman
Nigel Burwood ...
TV Newscaster

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John Gorrie

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Julian Bond ... (writer)
 
Ruth Rendell ... (novel)

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Graham Benson ... executive producer
Neil Zeiger ... producer

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Brian Bennett

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Ray Goode ... director of photography

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Nigel Bate

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Dave Fallon ... dubbing mixer

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Graeme MacArthur ... location manager

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John Creevey has recently separated from his wife Jennifer and is still obsessed with her and Peter Mullin, the new man in her life. Many years ago his sister Cherry had been murdered and her fiancé, Mark Simms, now John's best friend, had been the prime suspect. When the police reopen the case and Simms is again under suspicion, John begins to doubt his friend's innocence, until Mark tells him of sordid details about Cherry's promiscuous past - and her relationship with Peter Mullin. When John discovers a series of coded messages hidden beneath a railway bridge, he throws himself into solving them, as a way of taking his mind off Jennifer. He believes that he has uncovered the communications of a gang of terrorists, not realising that it is just schoolboys at rival public schools, playing at being spies. To punish Peter Mullin for breaking up his marriage, and wrongly suspecting that he may have killed Cherry, he plants a coded message for the "terrorists", ordering them to "eliminate" Peter. In doing so he unwittingly sets in motion a chilling meeting between Peter Mullin and one of the schoolboys, Charles Mabledene, which reveals some very unsavoury things about Mullin's feelings towards young boys... Written by Anonymous

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  • Talking to Strange Men (United Kingdom)
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  • 100 min
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Trivia The first episode without Wexford and Burden. See more »
Goofs When "Dragon" takes a photograph of the telescope in the Monitors' Room at Utting school, we see him standing with the window on his left. But when Mungo Cameron receives the photograph, it shows the room from the other side, with the window on the right. See more »

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