| Cater Street Hangman, The | |||||
| Shanachie (1998) | |||||
| Drama, Mystery | |||||
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| Eoin McCarthy | ||
| Keeley Hawes | ||
| Peter Egan | ||
| Judy Campbell | ||
| John Castle | ||
| Richard Lintern | ||
| Sheila Ruskin | ||
| David Roper | ||
| Robert Reynolds | ||
| Sarah Woodward | ||
| Harry Andrews | Gen. Faversham | |
| Robin Bailey | Col. Eustace | |
| Richard Beale | Wembol | |
| Beau Bridges | Harry Faversham | |
| John Hallam | Sergeant Major | |
| Richard Johnson | Abou Fatma | |
| Robert Powell | Jack Durrance | |
| David Robb | Thomas Willoughby | |
| Jane Seymour | Ethne Eustace | |
| Simon Ward | William Trench |
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| Producer | Norman Rosemont
Robert D. Cardona |
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| Writer | Gerald Di Pego
Gerald DiPego |
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Adapted from a novel by best selling murder mystery writer Anne Perry, The Cater Street Hangman stars Keeley Hawes and Eoin McCarthy in a fast moving and gripping story where murder, class and forbidden love become intertwined amidst the sophistication and squalor of Victorian London. |
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