Tragedy strikes as Peverell House, a classy publishers situation on The Thames. On the case is Adam Dalgliesh, together with an old, and new colleague.
Slightly different to the earlier adaptations, in that it's only 3 parts, as opposed to 6, but it's just as good.
Some nice production values throughout, it's very well made, the building itself looks grand, and there's some really nice music.
An intriguing mystery, with some very bizarre crimes,lots of red herrings, and a very surprising, but revealing conclusion.
I loved the characters in this scenario, and there were some really fine performances, I especially liked Sylvia Sims, Ian Bannen and Cathryn Harrison.
Very good, 8/10.
Slightly different to the earlier adaptations, in that it's only 3 parts, as opposed to 6, but it's just as good.
Some nice production values throughout, it's very well made, the building itself looks grand, and there's some really nice music.
An intriguing mystery, with some very bizarre crimes,lots of red herrings, and a very surprising, but revealing conclusion.
I loved the characters in this scenario, and there were some really fine performances, I especially liked Sylvia Sims, Ian Bannen and Cathryn Harrison.
Very good, 8/10.