Inspector Morse - The Day of the Devil details
| Format: | 15 DVD |
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| Starring: | Keith Allen, James Grout, John Thaw, Samantha Bond, Adrian Dunbar, Rupert Graves, Alun Armstrong, Martin Clunes, Michael Kitchen, Richard Wilson, Sean Bean, Jim Broadbent, Kevin Whately |
| Director: | Stephen Whittaker |
| Genres: | Drama, Television - British, Crime, Series/Miniseries, Whodunnit |
| Studio: | CARLTON VISUAL ENTERTAINMENT LTD |
| Name | Discs | |
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Inspector Morse - The Day of the Devil |
15 Feature |
DVD Information
| Rental release: | 07 Oct 2002 |
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| Main languages: | English |
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Give this a miss - especially if you like Morse
By a customer from Devon , 13 Aug 2005[Highly rated reviewer]
I am a fan of Morse and have enjoyed every other episode I have seen. However, this one is pretty atrocious. The plot is laughable and could have been written by a teenager - and the script is truly dreadful - what on earth was Danny Boyle thinking? All the characters are straight out of bad horror novels and the actors are forced to deal with bloated and stagey dialogue. Plus, Keith Allen just can't act. Overall very disappointing. If you enjoy good crime drama watch any Morse other than this one.- Was this review helpful to you?
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(9)Lammas - the day of reckoning
By Pendog (35 reviews) from Stoke Poges , 26 Apr 2010Satanism is to the fore in this episode. We know who the villain is but the story behind the main sequence of events only gradually unfolds. A rather slim Keith Allen plays an occultist on the run from a mental hospital, where he had been supervised by a very edgy Dr Martin (Harriet Walter). Richard Griffiths is an amiable clergyman with a surprising knowledge of matters Satanic. Some details of the plot were frankly laughable e.g. the discovery of the hostage in the church after the priest had been summoned by the opening bars of Bach's D minor Toccata, a highly melodramatic fire ritual in the woods, and the inevitable final confrontation between Morse and his quarry when all common sense would have dictated an alternative method of capture! However there was a sustained build up of tension, with generally good acting.- Was this review helpful to you?
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Inspector Morse - The Day Of The Devil
By a customer from Cleveland, UK , 19 Feb 2010Morse...... classic just like his Type 'C' Jaguar....
a modern sherlock....
I wont spoil this episode....watch it with a glass of your favourite tipple...- Was this review helpful to you?
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Outstanding
By Aliya (1 review) from Huddersfield , 16 Sep 2009I do not think the reviews of this episode of morse do it any justice, this is one of the best episodes ive ever seen.
The forever flirtatious mr Morse is outstanding in this and keith allen is an absolute legend in this.
Well done for making a extremely thought through episode.- Was this review helpful to you?
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Inspector Morse at his very best
By Peter C from West Sussex , 01 Dec 2006Despite other reviews - I decided to watch this Morse episode. So far I have watched some 26 episodes.. this one beats all. Exciting, scarey.. a real thriller from start to finish. Keith Allen magnificent. A good night in with a DVD- Was this review helpful to you?
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morse
By mark leather from secret hideaway , 02 Feb 2006Another classic morse episode- Was this review helpful to you?
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