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Revision as of 09:09, 18 May 2018
A Talent for life is the first episode of the sixth series of the popular British crime drama Midsomer Murders and originally aired 3rd January 2003.
Synopsis
When two bodies are discovered by the side of a fishing stream, DCI Barnaby and DS Troy have yet more murders to solve. Isobel Hewitt had a zest for life that some can only hope for. She loves to drive her red Jaguar at top speed and generally enjoyed the finer things in life. Although loved by many, there were those in the village of Malham Bridge who weren't quite so charmed by her. Margaret Seagrove was convinced that she was the member of the local fishing club using weighted lures in the local stream. Her nephew and his wife, with whom she resided, saw her as a burden now that she had spent most of her accumulated capital. The second victim is the local doctor, Duncan Goff, a well-known philanderer who had affairs with many of the local ladies. The police must first determine if both were intended victims or if one was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time.
Plot
Cast
- John Nettles as DCI Tom Barnaby
- Daniel Casey as DS Gavin Troy
- Jane Wymark as Joyce Barnaby
- Laura Howard as Cully Barnaby
- Honor Blackman as Isobel Hewitt
- Philip Franks as Quentin Roka
- Barry Jackson as Dr. George Bullard
- Jane Downs as Dixie Goff
- Richard Durden as Duncan Goff
- Alison Rose as Angela Goff
- John Warnaby as Keith Scholey
- Amanda Root as Ruth Scholey
- Jonathan Cullen as Melrose Plunkett
- Suzanne Burden as Rebecca Plunkett
- Jeff Rawle as Derrick Seagrove
- Susan Wooldridge as Margaret Seagrove
- Will Knightley as Andrew Turner
- James Hazeldine as Leo Bantock
- Eileen Page as Beatrice
- June Barrie as Gwen Dobson
- Robert Putt as Oyster Man
- Peter Cellier as Peregrine Slade
- Malcolm Raeburn as Steve
- Ian Peck as James Tapsell
- Sidney Livingstone as Barman / Landlord
- Roger Swaine as Customer