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  • Storyline The Case That Won't Die (Season 1, Episode 6)
  • TV Episode | Documentary

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The Case That Won't Die (Season 1, Episode 6)
TV Episode | Documentary

The day after hanged man Derek Bentley's sister Iris wins leave to appeal, witnesses reveal that Home Secretary Kenneth Clarke's claim to have spoken to all of them before denying a pardon were at best a gross exaggeration.
Producers
Roger Corke (producer) | Carole Peters (producer)
Editor
Status
Edit Released
Updated Feb 11, 1993

Release date
Feb 11, 1993 (United Kingdom)

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13 cast members
Name Known for
John Woodvine
Self - Narrator (voice) Self - Narrator (voice)   See fewer
Benedict Birnberg
Self - Iris Bentley's Solicitor (as Ben Birnberg) Self - Iris Bentley's Solicitor (as Ben Birnberg)   See fewer
Tony Blair
Self - Shadow Home Secretary (as Tony Blair MP) Self - Shadow Home Secretary (as Tony Blair MP)   See fewer
Kenneth Clarke
Self - Home Secretary (archive footage) (as Kenneth Clarke MP) Self - Home Secretary (archive footage) (as Kenneth Clarke MP)   See fewer
Malcolm Coulthard
Self (as Dr Malcolm Coulthard) Self (as Dr Malcolm Coulthard)   See fewer
Christopher Craig
Self (archive footage) Self (archive footage)   See fewer
Andrew Morton
Self (as Rev. Andrew Morton) Self (as Rev. Andrew Morton)   See fewer
Claude Pain
Self (archive footage) Self (archive footage)   See fewer
John Parris
Self - Craig's Barrister Self - Craig's Barrister   See fewer
Ailsa Thomson
Self - Legal Officer, 'Justice' Self - Legal Officer, 'Justice'   See fewer
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