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Dominican Rep. Inspector Morse (TV Series)
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- Original title
- Inspector Morse
- Year
- 1987
- Running time
- 120 min.
- Country
United Kingdom- Director
- Screenwriter
- Cast
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John Thaw
Kevin Whately- James Grout
- Peter Woodthorpe
- Colin Dexter
Clare Holman- Liz Kettle
- Amanda Hillwood
- Maureen Bennett
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- Cinematography
- Producer
- Genre
- TV Series. Mystery. Drama | Crime. Cop Movies
- Synopsis
- TV Series (1987-2000). 33 episodes. A grouchy but cultured police detective (John Thaw) and his easy going partner (Kevin Whately) investigate crimes around the British community of Oxford. Twenty one years ago a young, fresh-faced detective climbed into an old red Jaguar Mk II car for the first time. Beside him was a grumpy super-sleuth with an eye for the ladies and a thirst for beer. Inspector Morse had existed before then in the books of Colin Dexter but it was the ITV version that was to catapult the character into TV’s stratosphere.
It’s hard to imagine now but when a new Morse episode was on, pub trade dropped, restaurants always had spare tables and you knew for absolute certain that your mum wasn’t going to ring. The then ITV director of programmes Marcus Plantin called Morse ‘appointment TV.’- Awards
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1992: BAFTA TV Awards: Best Actor (John Thaw) and Drama Series1991: BAFTA TV Awards: Best Drama Series and Sound. 4 Nominations1990: BAFTA TV Awards: Nominated for Best Drama Series, Actor (Thaw) and Sound1989: BAFTA TV Awards: Best Actor (John Thaw). 2 Nominations
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