Midsomer murders, Set seven

Resource Information

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Label

Midsomer murders, Set seven

Title number

Set seven

Statement of responsibility

produced by Brian True-May ; Bentley Productions ; [A&E ; ITV Networks]

Title variation

Midsomer murders

Contributor

• Gonet, Stella
• Graham, Caroline, 1931-
• Grey, Isabelle
• Hammond, Peter J
• Hellings, Sarah
• Holthouse, Richard
• Hopkins, John, 1974-
• Howard, Laura, 1977-
• Kent, Diana
• Lunghi, Cherie, 1952-
• Nettles, John, 1943-
• Russell, Michael
• Russell, Michael, (Fiction writer)
• Cusick, Henry Ian
• Standing, John, 1934-
• Sumpter, Donald, 1943-
• True-May, Brian
• Wheal, Elizabeth-Anne
• Wymark, Jane, 1952-
• Casey, Daniel, 1972-
• Bellingham, Lynda
• ITV (Firm)
• Bentley Productions (Firm)
• Arts and Entertainment Network
• All 3 Media International (Firm)
• Acorn Media (Firm)
• Smith, Peter

Subject

• Barnaby, Chief Inspector (Fictitious character)
• Criminal investigation -- England
• Detective and mystery television programs
• Detectives -- England
• Murderers -- England
• Police -- England
• Troy, Sergeant (Fictitious character)

Genre

• Detective and mystery television programs

Language

eng

Summary

The cozy villages of Midsomer County reveal their most sinister secrets in these contemporary British television mysteries. The green man: Troy passes his inspector's exam and is moving on, but not before one more challenging case with Barnaby in Midsomer Worthy. Bad tidings: Dan Scott, Barnaby's new partner, gets a baptism by fire with a case in Midsomer Mallow that implicates Cully and her old schoolmates. The Fisher King: Barnaby and Scott follow a maze of Celtic rites, ancient artifacts, and twisted relationships to find the murderer of a Midsomer Barrow landowner. Sins of commission: Murder attends the annual literary festival in Midsomer St. Michael, leading Barnaby and Scott to discover a hotbed of corruption within the highbrow crowd

Related

• Bad tidings
• Fisher King
• Sins of commission
• Midsomer murders. Sins of commission
• Midsomer murders. Green man
• Midsomer murders. Fisher King
• Midsomer murders. Bad tidings
• Green man

Member of

• Midsomer murders (Television program)

Cataloging source

EJ4

Characteristic

videorecording

Credits note

• Costume designer, Reg Samuel ; music composed by Jim Parker ; production designer, Paul Cowell ; editor, Derek Bain ; director of photography, Colin Munn
• Originally broadcast on A&E in 2003

Dewey number

791.45/75

Intended audience

MPAA rating: Not rated

PerformerNote

John Nettles, Daniel Casey, John Hopkins (The green man) David Bradley, John Carlisle, Laura Howard, Barry Jackson, Cherie Lunghi, Fred Pearson, Tim Woodward, Jane Wymark (Bad tidings) Helen Grace, Esther Hall, Laura Howard, Barry Jackson, Ruth Jones, Helen Lindsay, Hilton McRae, John Normington, Michael Simkins, John Standing, Jane Wymark ; (The Fisher King) Linda Bellingham, Jim Carter, Henry Ian Cusick, Susannah Doyle, Terrence Hardiman, Diana Kent, Nicholas Rowe, Rebecca Saire, Malcolm Tierney, Jane Wymark (Sins of commission) Emma Buckley, Susan Engle, Stella Gonet, Michael N. Harbour, Laura Howard, Margot Leicester, Tom Mannion, Donald Sumpter, Robert Whitelock, Jane Wymark

Runtime

400

Target audience

general

Technique

live action