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Second Sight

on BBC One London

First of a two-part psycholgical thriller starring Clive Owen and Claire Skinner.
While investigating a brutal murder successful detective Ross Tanner is diagnosed with a degenerative eye disorder.
Concludes next week.
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Clive Owen and Claire Skinner: page 23
Dr Mark Porter on eyesight and driving: page 45

[Photo caption] DCI Tanner (Clive Owen) needs the help of Dl Tully (Claire Skinner) to keep a secret In Second Sight

Drama: Second Sight: 9.00pm BBC1
Clive Owen stars as tough-talking detective Ross Tanner in a two-part thriller that heads into dark territory when he leads a team investigating the brutal murder of a student. "Murder inquiries are a marathon, not a sprint" he tells DI Catherine Tully (Claire Skinner), the equally ambitious graduate who joins the team as his deputy. As the case develops Tanner needs to rely on her more and more after discovering his sight is threatened by a rare eye condition. There is no shortage of suspects and the victim's family background throws up uncomfortable echoes of Tanner's own life. Written by Paula Milne, who wrote The Politician's Wife and Chandler and Co, this is an ambitious, good-looking thriller that seeks to reach beyond conventional police drama.
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See feature on page 23; and Dr Mark Porter writes about eyesight and driving on page 45.

Contributors

Writer:
Paula Milne
Producer:
David Lascelles
Director:
Charles Beeson
DCI Ross Tanner:
Clive Owen
DI Catherine Tully:
Claire Skinner
Adam Bendrix:
Stuart Wilson
Judith Bendrix:
Phoebe Nicholls
Matthew Bendrix:
Tom Mullion
Liam Morrison:
Eddie Marsan
Tracy Villiers:
Louise Atkins
Dl Skinner:
Ian Redford
DS Pewsey:
Rupert Holliday Evans
DS Finch:
Frank Harper
DS Julian:
Alexander Morton
DS Mayfield:
David Fahm
DC Holt:
Selina Boyack
DC Marchant:
Robert Murray
Sam Tanner:
Benjamin Smith
Marilyn Tanner:
Rebecca Eagan
Lisa:
Jonell Elliot
Dr Peters:
Donald Douglas

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