Shadow of the Noose

Shadow of the Noose (1989)

EndedScripted showDrama, Crime, Legal

Shadow of the Noose is a BBC drama series depicting the true-life cases and personal demons of Sir Edward Marshall Hall, Edwardian London s most celebrated barrister.

From his first murder case in 1894 until his death in 1927, Hall was the most celebrated legal figure of his age. His cases were always headline news and packed the public gallery, but his private life did not bear close scrutiny.

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Scheduleevery Wednesday at 21:25 (55 min)

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
S01E08Sentence of DeathApr 19, 1989
S01E07The Camden Town MurderApr 12, 1989
S01E06Turn AgainApr 5, 1989
S01E05Gun in HandMar 29, 1989
S01E04Beside the SeasideMar 22, 1989
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did 'Shadow of the Noose' premiere?

'Shadow of the Noose' premiered on September 11, 1989.

Who were the main characters in 'Shadow of the Noose'?

The main characters in 'Shadow of the Noose' were William Garrow, Sir Arthur Hill, and Lady Sarah Hill.

What was the premise of 'Shadow of the Noose'?

'Shadow of the Noose' was a drama series that focused on the life and career of William Garrow, a pioneering barrister in the late 18th century.

Which historical events were depicted in 'Shadow of the Noose'?

'Shadow of the Noose' depicted various historical events, including notable trials and legal cases from the late 18th century.

Who played the role of William Garrow in 'Shadow of the Noose'?

The role of William Garrow was played by Alun Armstrong in 'Shadow of the Noose'.

How many episodes were there in 'Shadow of the Noose'?

'Shadow of the Noose' had a total of 10 episodes.

Which real-life historical figures appeared in 'Shadow of the Noose'?

'Shadow of the Noose' featured appearances by historical figures such as Lord Eldon, Lord Kenyon, and Lord Melville.

What was the critical reception of 'Shadow of the Noose'?

'Shadow of the Noose' received positive reviews for its historical accuracy and compelling storytelling.

Who was the creator of 'Shadow of the Noose'?

'Shadow of the Noose' was created by Tony Warren.

Did 'Shadow of the Noose' receive any awards?

Yes, 'Shadow of the Noose' won the Best Drama Serial award at the 1990 Royal Television Society Awards.

Did 'Shadow of the Noose' have a memorable theme song?

Yes, 'Shadow of the Noose' featured a memorable theme song composed by Colin Towns.

How did 'Shadow of the Noose' portray the legal system of the late 18th century?

'Shadow of the Noose' depicted the legal system of the late 18th century as corrupt and biased towards the aristocracy.

Were there any romantic subplots in 'Shadow of the Noose'?

Yes, 'Shadow of the Noose' included romantic subplots, particularly involving William Garrow and Lady Sarah Hill.

Did 'Shadow of the Noose' explore social issues of the time?

Yes, 'Shadow of the Noose' explored social issues such as class disparity and the treatment of women in society.

How did 'Shadow of the Noose' portray the character of William Garrow?

'Shadow of the Noose' portrayed William Garrow as a passionate and fearless advocate for justice.

Did 'Shadow of the Noose' have any spin-offs or related shows?

No, 'Shadow of the Noose' did not have any spin-offs or related shows.

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