Midsomer Murders - "Painted in Blood, Part 2" - 2:00 pm Wednesday, November 5 on WXEL HDTV

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Painted in Blood, Part 2

Season 6, Episode 6

Conclusion. Barnaby investigates the death of an elderly woman who was an undercover agent for the National Intelligence Squad.

repeat 2003 English Stereo

Crime Drama Mystery & Suspense

Cast & Crew

John Nettles (Actor) .. DCI Tom Barnaby

Daniel Casey (Actor) .. Sgt. Gavin Troy

Jane Wymark (Actor) .. Joyce Barnaby

Barry Jackson (Actor) .. Dr. Bullard

Leslie Phillips (Actor) .. Godfrey Teal

John Sessions (Actor) .. Barrett Philby

Denise Black (Actor) .. Ann Carter

Linda Tyrell (Actor) .. Barbara Durkin

Matthew Marsh (Actor) .. Tony Carter

Clive Merrison (Actor) .. Colin Hawksley

Dinah Stabb (Actor) .. Tessa Hawksley

Andrew Lancel (Actor) .. Simon Backley

Nigel Lindsay (Actor) .. James Noland

Anna Northam (Actor) .. Ruth Fairfax

Sheila Reid (Actor) .. Mrs. Metcalfe

Eamon Geoghegan (Actor) .. Mike Weatherby

Jean Challis (Actor) .. Mrs. Bainbridge

Colin Higgins (Actor) .. Mille

Hilary Crane (Actor) .. Mrs. Partridge

Michael Tucek (Actor) .. Jason Hurst

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Did You Know..

John Nettles (Actor) .. DCI Tom Barnaby

Born: October 11, 1943
Birthplace: St Austell, Cornwall, England

Trivia: Left university to perform with the Royal Shakespeare Company. Was narrator of BBC series Airport between 1996 and 2005. Appointed an OBE in 2010. Awarded an honorary doctorate at the University of Plymouth in 2012. Patron of The Mare and Foal Sanctuary.

Daniel Casey (Actor) .. Sgt. Gavin Troy

Born: June 01, 1972
Birthplace: Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham, England

Trivia: Joined the Stockton Youth Theatre as a 14-year-old. Performed in the award-winning Dead Fish at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Reprised his role in the touring production of Dead Fish throughout 1994 and 1995. Played the role of DS Gavin Troy in Midsomer Murders between 1998 and 2003. Ran for Leukaemia Research in the 2003 Great north Run.

Jane Wymark (Actor) .. Joyce Barnaby

Born: October 31, 1952
Birthplace: Paddington, London, England

Trivia: Starred in the 1975 Birmingham Rep production of Equus. Played Sasha in a 1978 production of Ivanov at the Old Vic. Portrayed the role of Joyce Barnaby in Midsomer Murders between 1997 and 2011. Performed in a world tour of Hamlet throughout 1978, alongside Sir Derek Jacobi. Is a Drama tutor at London's Guildhall School of Music and Drama.

Barry Jackson (Actor) .. Dr. Bullard

Born: March 29, 1938
Died: May 12, 2013
Birthplace: Birmingham, England

Trivia: At the age of nine, presented radio broadcasts for Children's Hour. Worked as a stage hand at the Birmingham Rep at the age of 16. Moved to London to become an actor immediately upon getting his O-Levels. Worked as a fight director and stunt man throughout the 1960s, under the name 'Jack Barry'. Portrayed Dr George Bullard in Midsomer Murders from 1998 to 2011.

Leslie Phillips (Actor) .. Godfrey Teal

Born: April 20, 1924
Birthplace: Tottenham, North London

Trivia: Character player, onscreen from 1936.

John Sessions (Actor) .. Barrett Philby

Born: January 11, 1953

Denise Black (Actor) .. Ann Carter

Born: March 16, 1958
Birthplace: Emsworth, Hampshire, England

Trivia: Worked at a local psychiatric care home.Started her acting career in theater in the 1980s.Travelled South America, Israel, Greece and Yugoslavia performing Shakespeare with the Actors' Touring Company.In the late 1980s, formed the girl harmony trio Denise Black and the Kray Sisters with Josie Lawrence and Kate McKenzie.Sings, plays autoharp and performs with her band The Loose Screw.Knows how to sail a boat.

Linda Tyrell (Actor) .. Barbara Durkin

Matthew Marsh (Actor) .. Tony Carter

Born: July 08, 1954
Birthplace: London, England

Trivia: Has worked in film, theater, radio and television since 1977.Often plays British, South African, German, American and Russian roles.Has appeared in the series Casualty playing 3 different characters Brian Carroll, Russell Miller and Geoff Marks.Played Alexander Haig, the United States Secretary of State, in the 2011 film The Iron Lady.His frequent theater work includes plays like Privates on Parade, Hamlet, Stags & Hens, Comedians, The Day You'll Love Me, Marya, All My Sons, The Lodger, The LIttle Foxes, and more.

Clive Merrison (Actor) .. Colin Hawksley

Born: September 15, 1945
Birthplace: Tenby, Pembrokeshire, Wales

Trivia: Has appeared on stage many times and was a member of Laurence Olivier's National Theatre Company in the 1970s. Appeared as Sherlock Holmes on BBC Radio 4 from 1989 to 1998. Played the Headmaster in the 2006 radio adaptation of The History Boys.

Dinah Stabb (Actor) .. Tessa Hawksley

Andrew Lancel (Actor) .. Simon Backley

Born: August 03, 1970

Nigel Lindsay (Actor) .. James Noland

Born: January 17, 1969
Birthplace: St John's Wood, London, England

Trivia: Made his film debut as Ron Baker in 1999 biopic Rogue Trader. Was nominated for the Best Comedy Performance in Film at the 2011 British Comedy Awards, for his role in Four Lions. In 2011, won the Whatsonstage Award for Best Supporting Actor, for his role in a production of Arthur Miller's Broken Glass. In 2012, was nominated for an Olivier Award for his performance as Shrek in the original West End run of Shrek the Musical. Is perhaps best known for his role as Sir Robert Peel in the 2016 ITV miniseries Victoria.

Anna Northam (Actor) .. Ruth Fairfax

Sheila Reid (Actor) .. Mrs. Metcalfe

Eamon Geoghegan (Actor) .. Mike Weatherby

Jean Challis (Actor) .. Mrs. Bainbridge

Born: May 22, 1934

Colin Higgins (Actor) .. Mille

Born: July 28, 1941
Died: August 05, 1988

Trivia: While a film student at UCLA, writer/director Colin Higgins made a short subject for his master's thesis. That short was later expanded into the 1970 feature film Harold and Maude, which also represented Higgins' debut as a producer. Combining Higgins' two favorite movie elements, slapstick comedy and sudden death, Harold and Maude was a box-office failure but an almost instantaneous cult success. Five years later, Higgins scored his first tangible movie hit, Silver Streak (1975), which characteristically used a suspense-film plotline upon which to mount several first-rate comic sequences. The same formula was applied to Higgins' next moneymaker, Foul Play (1978). Higgins' dark streak was never more pronounced than in the feminist comedy Nine to Five (1980), which became Higgins' most successful film yet, winning him the plum assignment of directing the movie adaptation of the Broadway hit The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas. Overlong, overloud and badly cast, Whorehouse turned out to be Higgins' biggest flop, as well as his last theatrical film. Shortly after serving as producer and screenwriter for Out on a Limb, Colin Higgins died of AIDS at the age of 47.

Hilary Crane (Actor) .. Mrs. Partridge

Michael Tucek (Actor) .. Jason Hurst