New Street Law - Series One
2007
From the BAFTA-winning creator of Judge John Deed G.F. Newman and former barrister Matthew Hall, New Street Law is a gripping legal drama follows the exploits and cases of two rival barristers' chambers, the well-to-do family enterprise run by Laurence Scammell (Paul Freeman) and the dysfunctional collective headed by Scammell'.. Read more
| Starring | John Hannah, John Thomson, Lisa Faulkner |
|---|---|
| Director | David Skynner |
| Genres | Drama, Television |
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New Street Law - Series One
From the BAFTA-winning creator of Judge John Deed G.F. Newman and former barrister Matthew Hall, New Street Law is a gripping legal drama follows the exploits and cases of two rival barristers' chambers, the well-to-do family enterprise run by Laurence Scammell (Paul Freeman) and the dysfunctional collective headed by Scammell's former protege Jack Roper (John Hannah).
| Starring | John Hannah, John Thomson, Lisa Faulkner |
|---|---|
| Director | David Skynner |
| Studio | ACORN MEDIA |
| Run time | DVD: 7 hrs 48 mins |
| Certificate | |
| Genres | Drama, Television |
| Language | DVD: English |
| Released | DVD: 02 Apr 2007 Production year: 2007 |
| Format | DVD |
New Street Law - Series One (3 discs) (2007)
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Excellent Series
I have now completed watching the whole of the first series and coming from a law enforcement background found the storylines quite absorbing. The actors for the main characters have been well chosen John Hannah and John Thompson (Cold Feet Fame) are just two examples.
If you enjoy watching other series like Kavanagh (a more up market barristers chambers based in London) you will also enjoy New Street Law which focuses on a not so well off law pratice based in Manchester. Storylines include both legal and personal, and examines the characteristics of the main players and how they interface with each other in the same law practice and with those from competing law practices.
I eagerly await the next series. -
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