Prime Suspect Series 4 (The Lost Child, Inner Circles, Scent of Darkness)

Prime Suspect Series 4 (The Lost Child, Inner Circles, Scent of Darkness) | Helen Mirren, Beatie Edney | Prime Suspect#4

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	Prime Suspect Series 4 (The Lost Child, Inner Circles, Scent of Darkness) Helen Mirren, Beatie Edney Starz / Anchor Bay, 1997 average customer review:based on 11 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

More please!

Well written, well acted and an engrossing tale. Its not easy to keep the pace up on Mk's 2,3,4 and so forth and sometimes they trade on the initial success, this is not the case here and this well worth the watching.

Prime Suspect#4

More of a wonderful actress. She is not afraid to say what she thinks in a man's world. Her entire series is Good.

Prime Suspect series 4, 5 & 6

I bought these for my daughter for Christmas. She is a big fan of English mysteries and she is thrilled with them.

Two Extraordnarily Intense Stories and One that was Just Good

I think that the Prime Suspect series of police procedurals are some of the best ones I've ever seen (the Inspector Lynley series is also great but those are a bit different than the PS ones). This particular season has three stories:

"The Lost Child": This is probably the most intense and disturbing. A child is apparently abducted and events conspire to finger a man who had a past record of sexually abusing a child...but did he kidnap this baby? (special warning: there is a scene in which this character is shown in a therapy session discussing his fixation on a young child that some people might find extremely tough to watch) The story ends with a real bang...an extraordinarily tense hostage situation.

"Inner Circles": The former manager of a posh country club is found brutally murdered. The upscale denizens of the club are eager to see the crime blamed on juvenile delinquents from a poor housing estate. Yet Tennison senses that the killers are from somewhere else. This episode features one of the most ice cold villains in the series (right up with George Marlow from the first --the pleasant sociopath).

"Scent of Darkness": This was the one that I didn't think was as strong as the first two (but certainly worthwhile entertainment). A series of killings hauntingly similar to the ones George Marlow committed in PSI are taking place. People are beginning to doubt that Marlow was the real killer. Can Tennison find the truth?

If you are looking for cozy British mysteries where murder comes across as a sort of game, Prime Suspect is not for you. But if you are looking for some very tense and realistic police dramas, this is well-worth watching.

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