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Malice Aforethought - Bill Chatford (2005)
Malice Aforethought is a two-part mini-series based on the 1931 novel by Francis Iles (a pseudonym for journalist, Anthony Berkeley Cox). It tells the story of a village doctor who murders his overbearing wife. Richard Armitage plays Bill Chatford who, on discovering his new wife had an affair with the doctor before their marriage, determines to prove the doctor's guilt.
The dvd for the series may be purchased at:
Amazon.com (region 1)
Producer
Keith Thompson
Director
David Blair
Screenplay
Andrew Payne
Production details
Cast
Dr Edmund Bickleigh - Ben Miller
Mrs Julia Bickleigh - Barbara Flynn
Ivy Chatford - Lucy Brown
Bill Chatford - Richard Armitage
Madeleine Cranmere - Megan Dodds
Quite a nasty misogynist (Daily Express, "Incurable Romantic", September 10, 2005)
I stopped looking at the website after everyone wrote in to say how much they'd hated my moustache ... I've got to get on with things.
(Times Online, "Move over Darcy", April 30, 2006).
(Times Online, "Move over Darcy", April 30, 2006).
