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The Guilty more (2 total)Cast
(Credited cast)| Roy Marsden | ... | Commander Adam Dalgliesh | |
| Penny Downie | ... | Venetia Aldridge | |
| Ricci Harnett | ... | Gary Ashe | |
| Flora Montgomery | ... | Octavia Aldridge | |
| Frederick Treves | ... | Hubert St. John Langton | |
| Matthew Marsh | ... | Drysdale Laud | |
| Ian McNeice | ... | Desmond Ulrick | |
| Richard Huw | ... | Simon Costello | |
| Ken Jones | ... | Harry Naughton | |
| Britta Smith | ... | Mrs. Carpenter | |
| Sarah Winman | ... | Kate Miskin | |
| Philip Stone | ... | Edmund Froggett | |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Miles Anderson | ... | Mark Rawlstone | |
| Simeon Andrews | ... | Brian Cartwright | |
| Leila Bertrand | ... | Mrs Page | |
| Clinton Blake | ... | Michael Gates | |
| Roger Blake | ... | Father Presteign | |
| Fiona Cockburn | ... | Soloist | |
| Janet Dale | ... | Mrs Buckley | |
| Gwenllian Davies | ... | Mrs Scully | |
| Susie Fairfax | ... | Clerk of the Court | |
| Brian Foley | ... | Young Vandal | |
| Harriet Harrison | ... | Lucy Rawlstone | |
| Jasper Jacob | ... | Rufus Matthews | |
| Oona Kirsch | ... | Valerie Caldwell | |
| Rebecca Lamb | ... | Mrs Hart | |
| Nina Marc | ... | Lois Costello | |
| Trevor Martin | ... | The Judge | |
| Zibba Mayes | ... | Mrs O'Keefe | |
| Nicola Mycroft | ... | Young Venetia | |
| Jamie Roberts | ... | Foreman of the Jury | |
| Jerome Willis | ... | Kynaston | |
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PD James is something of an important cusp in the great experiment of the detective story. The old form had a person in the story that was midway among the stuff of the story, the stuff of the creator of the story and the stuff of the watcher. James' new form had us discover the nature of the detective as well as the mystery, which took a back seat. Elizabeth George and others followed suit and a new genre was born.
As it happens, the foibles of the characters IN the mystery melded with those of the man (and us?) UNRAVELLING the mystery.
Its a great innovation. Its worthy of a good cinematic adaptation.
This is not a great adaptation, rather just another cookiecutter staging. There's a final irony about punishment, but it hardly matters because the enclosing irony, the ironic situation of the form was ignored.
Ted's Evaluation -- 1 of 3: You can find something better to do with this part of your life.