Midsomer murders (Television program) Four funerals and a wedding. Country matters. Death in chorus. Last year's model.
Notes:
John Nettles, Jason Hughes (Four funerals and a wedding) Laura Howard, Barry Jackson, Dominic Jephcott, Richard McCabe, Struan Rodger, Sian Thomas, Sandra Voe, Jane Wymark ; (Country matters) Juliet Aubrey, Dorian Healy, Clare Holman, Barry Jackson, Jonny Phillips, Madeleine Potter, Jane Wymark ; (Death in chorus) Annabelle Apsion, Peter Capaldi, Laura Howard, Barry Jackson, John Shrapnel, Sara Stewart, Ronan Vibert, Jane Wymark (Last year's model) Miles Anderson, Thelma Barlow, Jamie Glover, Guy Henry, Laura Howard, Brian Protheroe, Siobhan Redmond, Josette Simon, Saskia Wickham, Jane Wymark. Based on the characters created by Caroline Graham. Originally broadcast on television in 2006. Special features: Disc 1. John Nettles text interview; Jason Hughes text interview; Caroline Graham biography; Disc 2,4. Production notes. Disc 3. 50th episode production notes. All discs. Cast filmographies (John Nettles, Jason Hughes, Jane Wymark, Laura Howard, Barry Jackson, Dominic Jephcott, Juliet Aubrey, Clare Holman, Sara Stewart, Siobhan Redmond, Saskia Wickham).
Contents:
v.12.4: Last year's model / screenplay by David Hoskins ; directed by Richard Holthouse. v.12.2: Country matters / screenplay by Andrew Payne ; directed by Richard Holthouse -- v.12.3: Death in chorus / screenplay by David Lawrence ; directed by Sarah Hellings -- v.12.4: Last year's model / screenplay by David Hoskins ; directed by Richard Holthouse.
Summary:
The cozy villages of Midsomer County reveal their most sinister secrets in these contemporary British television mysteries. Four funerals and a wedding: Every year, the Skimmington Fayre, a medieval ritual, rekindles an age-old battle of the sexes in Broughton. But this year, the men decide to reclaim their dignity and the bodies really start to accumulate. Country matters: With the town of Elverton in an uproar over a new supermarket, an environmental consultant hired by the store is found stabbed to death. Death in chorus: The new director of the Midsomer Worthy choir wants to win the upcoming choral competition in the worst way. He demands perfection from his singers. When tenor and local artist Connor Simpson is murdered after practice and other choir members receive threatening notes, disharmony reigns. Last year's model: Annie Woodrow is the wife of a pop music impresario who stands accused of killing her best friend. All the evidence points to Annie as the killer, but DCI Barnaby begins to doubt her guilt. With friend and clinical psychologist Pru Plunkett feeding his suspicions, Barnaby sets out to find the truth.
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