Doctor Nick Henderson has told so many lies, that he believes in his own imaginary world, he will do all he can to safeguard against his wife learning the truth.
In Part one we learned how Nick lived, the lengths he would go to to keep his lie safe, here we learn what he's prepared to do when the walls surrounding his lie come crashing down.
There is a tinge of sadness to this case, not often do I feel sympathy for the killer, but in this instance I do.
Nick surely ranks as one of the most interesting characters, he's fascinating, Toby Stephens brought his A game here, he is so convincing in the role, he is quite superb.
John Bennett is wonderful here as Professor Rosenthal, sad to know that this was his final television role, he had many exceptional performances over the years, so enjoy it for him.
Terrific, 10/10
In Part one we learned how Nick lived, the lengths he would go to to keep his lie safe, here we learn what he's prepared to do when the walls surrounding his lie come crashing down.
There is a tinge of sadness to this case, not often do I feel sympathy for the killer, but in this instance I do.
Nick surely ranks as one of the most interesting characters, he's fascinating, Toby Stephens brought his A game here, he is so convincing in the role, he is quite superb.
John Bennett is wonderful here as Professor Rosenthal, sad to know that this was his final television role, he had many exceptional performances over the years, so enjoy it for him.
Terrific, 10/10
