The Lost Honour of Christopher Jefferies

Miniserie
2014
57 Min.

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Jason Watkins in The Lost Honour of Christopher Jefferies (2014)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuA retired teacher's tenant is murdered. He is wrongly accused of the crime, leading the police to arrest him. His life is turned upside down as he proclaims his innocence.A retired teacher's tenant is murdered. He is wrongly accused of the crime, leading the police to arrest him. His life is turned upside down as he proclaims his innocence.A retired teacher's tenant is murdered. He is wrongly accused of the crime, leading the police to arrest him. His life is turned upside down as he proclaims his innocence.

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7,9/10

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2 BAFTA Awards gewonnen
- 8 Gewinne & 1 Nominierung insgesamt

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Jason Watkins

Christopher Jefferies

Shaun Parkes

Paul Okebu

Ben Caplan

Charles Chapman

Nathalie Armin

Melissa Chapman

Joe Sims

Vincent Tabak

Jennifer Higham

Tanja

Anna Maxwell Martin

Janine

Flip Webster

Susan

Anna Gorham

Charles and Melissa's Daughter

Colin Mace

Peter Stanley

Jonathan Newth

Geoffrey

Andrew Hilton

Richard

Marcus May

Charles and Melissa's Son

Carla Turner

Joanna Yeates

Matthew Barker

Greg Reardon

Marc Geoffrey

Custody Officer

Peter Polycarpou

Louis Charalambous

James Lailey

DC Paul Connor

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Christopher Jefferies read and approved Peter Morgan's script, and supported the project.

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8/10

Haunting, gently witty, profound

Excellent acting by a great ensemble cast, but overwhelmingly by Jason Watkins, make this both a meditation on the human condition in a media saturated age, and a gently ironic portrayal of a true 'eccentric' which never descends into parody. Leaves the viewer with lots of food for thought about how our society deals with "difference", how individuals see themselves, and how lazy thinking can seduce even the best intentioned.