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Sharman (TV series)
1995 British TV series or programme From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Sharman is a British television crime drama series, based on the Nick Sharman books by London-based author Mark Timlin, that first broadcast on 5 April 1995.[1] Broadcast on ITV, the series stars Clive Owen in the title role of Sharman, a private detective operating out of a private office in South London. The series began in the form of a pilot, based on the novel The Turnaround, before being developed into four further feature-length stories, each based upon one of Timlin's novels; only the final episode, "Pretend We're Dead", differs from the plot of the original novel; aside from the final scene, the remainder of the plot is an original composition by writer Mick Ford.[2]
Aside from Owen, the series featured two other regular cast members in the form of John Salthouse, who appears as Detective Inspector Jack Robber, a seedy but cunning police officer; and Roberta Taylor who appears as Aggie, Sharma's secretary. Guest cast featured in the series include the likes of Ray Winstone, Keith Allen, and Samantha Janus, who is also pictured on the series DVD cover, despite only appearing in a single episode.
The Turnaround was first released on VHS in 1995,[3] before the entire series, was released on DVD via Network on 1 October 2012.[4] Timlin's novels were also reprinted to feature images of Clive Owen on the cover.[5]
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Cast
Regular Cast
- Clive Owen as Nick Sharman
- John Salthouse as Detective Inspector Jack Robber
- Roberta Taylor as Aggie
Supporting cast
The Turnaround
- Bill Paterson as James Webb
- Rowena King as Fiona
- Matthew Marsh as Tony Hogan
Take the A-Train
- Samantha Womack as Jane
- Clarence Smith as Cedric
- Gina Bellman as Kiki
- Patrick Baladi as George
Hearts of Stone
- Keith Allen as Brady
- Julie Graham as Kylie
- Steven Hartley as Paul O'Dowd
- Grant Masters as Joe Lancer
A Good Year for the Roses
- Marianne Jean-Baptiste as Precious
- Mark Moraghan as Dicks
- Cliff Parisi as Terry Southall
- Kelly Reilly as Sophie Bright
- Hugo Speer as Mayles
- Ray Winstone as George Bright
Pretend We're Dead
- Adie Allen as Dawn
- Anton Lesser as Galilee
- Colette Brown as Tracey
- Danny Webb as Durban
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Episodes
Pilot (1995)
Series (1996)
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References
External links
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