Ashes to Ashes

Serie de TV
2008–2010
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1h

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Philip Glenister and Keeley Hawes in Ashes to Ashes (2008)

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Tras ser tiroteada en 2008 mientras investigaba al detective Sam Tyler, la inspectora Alex Drake despierta en 1981.Tras ser tiroteada en 2008 mientras investigaba al detective Sam Tyler, la inspectora Alex Drake despierta en 1981.Tras ser tiroteada en 2008 mientras investigaba al detective Sam Tyler, la inspectora Alex Drake despierta en 1981.

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- 6 premios y 23 nominaciones en total

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Reactions to the return of Philip Glenister as Gene Hunt from Life on Mars (2006) were overwhelmingly positive. His characteristic bluntness drew much attention. In an interview with The National Student, Glenister himself chose, "Today, my friend, your diary entry will read: took a prozzie hostage and was shot by three armed bastards" as a personal favourite quote from this episode, and commentators also cited it.

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The Audi Quattro used by Gene Hunt was not available for sale in the UK in 1981. He would have had to order it from continental Europe, thus it would probably be left-hand drive. This is acknowledged to in the extras, which speculate that Hunt could have gotten the car as "a dodgy import."

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Featured in Breakfast: Episodio fechado 9 abril 2010 (2010)

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10/10

You can like both

I admit to really enjoying both programmes and I think that some fans of Life on Mars are being a bit silly.

I never really liked Ray in Life on Mars as I found him too officious. He mellows wonderfully in Ashes to Ashes.

I confess to being a big fan of Keely Hawes so I was always going to love Alex Drake. It's a wonderful cast and a most satisfactory ending which answers all questions.

We now also now why it's set in the 70's and 80's. It follows Gene Hunt as he ages. He was a young PC in 1953 and a DCI in the 70's and 80's I guess that's he now a very old Superintendent.