Midsomer Murders - Dead Letters

MIDSOMER MURDERS

DEAD LETTERS



 
The new film, Dead Letters, has two guest stars who have appeared in Midsomer before. Elizabeth Spriggs plays Ursula Gooding, lookalike sister of the grotesque Iris Rainbird she played in the first-ever episode, The Killings at Badger's Drift, with Richard Cant returning to create the role of Alistair Gooding, cousin of vile undertaker Dennis Rainbird whom he played previously. Barnaby is convinced he has seen them somewhere before, but knows the Rainbirds were brutally murdered.

Midsomer Barton is celebrating Oak Apple week when tragic mother Marion Slade is found drowned. It looks like suicide, driven by grief for her dead daughter, a former carnival queen. Barnaby investigates and is shaken by two villagers who look like murder victims from his past. When another body is found, it appears the festivities have stirred up a cocktail of adultery, contempt, unrequited love and revenge lurking within the village.

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CHALFORD, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE
COLESHILL, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE
DINTON, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE
LITTLE MISSENDEN, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE
LONG CRENDON, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE
ON THE SET

CAST

CHARACTER

 

ACTOR

DCI Tom Barnaby

John Nettles

DC Ben Jones

Jason Hughes

Joyce Barnaby

Jane Wymark

Dr. Bullard

Barry Jackson

Marion Slade

Claire Askam

Rob Pride

Tom Bennett

Ursula Gooding

Elizabeth Spriggs

John Starkey

David Bamber

Vicki

Jenny Jackson

Alistair Gooding

Richard Cant

Ron Chalk

Tom Georgeson

Ruth Chalk

Tracy Brabin

Dr Wellow

Simon Callow

Grace Starkey

Caroline Goodall

April Gooding

Sophie Thompson

Mark Castle

Paul Ireland

Helen Castle

Louise Brecon-Richards

Sadie Castle

Cally Hamilton

Phoebe

Clemmie Hooton

Queen of Hearts

Alice Knight

Robin Hood

Josef Lindsay

Bella

Sarah Pritchard

 

Written By

Peter J. Hammond

 

Directed By

Renny Rye

 

Consultant Producer

Betty Willingale

 

Executive Producer

Brian True-May

 

Based on characters created in the novels by Caroline Graham

 

 

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