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Virtual Murder: A Bone To Pick (1992)
Country of Origin: UK
Date of Original Broadcast: 7 August 1992
Episode Running Times: 50m
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Format:
Colour Format: colour
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DIRECTION
Directed by: Peter Rose
CREW
PRODUCTION
Copyright: © BBC Pebble Mill MCMXCII
Executive Producer: Barry Hanson
Created & Produced by: Harry Robertson & Brian Degas
Production Manager: William Hartley
SCRIPT
[Written] By: Tom Needham
PHOTOGRAPHY
Lighting Directors: Barry Chatfield, Keith Schofield
Chief Electrician: Roger Hynes
Camera Operator: Keith Froggatt
Grips: John Trew
EDITING AND POST-PRODUCTION
Editors: Christopher Rowlands, Kate Buckland
MUSIC
Music Composed and Performed by: Harry Robertson
SOUND
Sound Recordist: Paul Taylor
Dubbing Mixer: Roger Seward
Dubbing Editor: Lynne Hawkins
COSTUMES AND MAKE-UP
Costume Designer: John Lindlar
Make-up Designer: Gill Hughes
DESIGN AND SET CONSTRUCTION
Designer: Ian Ashurst
Properties Buyer: Alan Hillstead
Graphic Designer: Tony Fisher
OTHER CREW
Production Associate: Ian Brindle
Technical Advisers: Doctor Clive Hollin, Professor Kevin Howells
Production Assistant: Jo Garner
Assistant Floor Managers: Gareth Williams, Psyche Ranson
LOCATIONS
Location Manager: Sam Hill
STUNTS
Stunt Arranger: Clive Curtis
CASTING
Casting Adviser: The Casting House
CAST
starring
Nicholas Clay (John Cornelius)
&
Kim Thomson (Samantha Valentine)
with
Stephen Yardley (Inspector Cadogan)
guests stars
Tony Robinson (Roger Smith)
Hywel Bennett (Harold Bingham)
Dora Bryan (Mrs Mim)
Charles Pemberton (police constable)
Richard Coleman
(Chief Inspector Trusscott)
Jude Akuwudike (Sergeant Gummer)
Judi Spiers (television presenter)
Debbie Arnold (Mrs Bingham)
Neale McGrath (shop-keeper)
Marcia Warren (Annie Smith)
John Boswall (Professor Humber)
Beverley Walding (receptionist)
Louise Beattie (Amanda)
PLOT SUMMARY
The discovery of two skeletons sets Cornelius and Samantha on an investigation
that leads them to Roger Smith, who suffers from pseudologica fanatastica,
causing him to lie for no reason, and maggot-obsessed plastic surgeon
Doctor Bingham. But what connects the two men - and what really happened
to the two skeletons?
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KEYWORDS
psychologists
Last Updated:
16 November, 2008
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