The Jury (2002 TV mini-series)

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Debuted: February 17, 2002 (UK)
Genre: Drama
Director: Pete Travis

John Maher lay dead in the grass, the victim of 28 well-placed stab wounds. A stolen sword coated in blood lands near the 15-year-old schoolboy’s body. It’s clearly a case of unrestrained vengeance. John’s Sikh schoolmate, Duvinder Singh, hated him. Hated him enough to commit murder. A horrendous, premeditated murder in cold blood. Or so we’re told.

We’re also told this gentle, intelligent boy is incapable of killing. He’s innocent. Chilling suspense fills The Jury as the highly publicized trial pits Sikh and Anglo communities against each other. Logic against intuition. Pride against shame. The jurors must decide what side they’re on – both inside the courtroom, and outside.

Gerry Butler as Johnnie Donne
Nathalie Armin as Usher
Gillian Barge as Eva Prohaska
Nick Bartlett as Prison Officer
Matthew Thomas Davies as Charlie Crawford
Fiona Gillies as Fiona Crawford
Leo Gregory as Ally Maher


Promotional images courtesy ITV

 

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