LEWIS VI
Production Notes
Introduction ..................................................................................................Pages 2 - 3
CAST INTERVIEWS
Kevin Whately is DI Robert Lewis...................................................................Pages 4 - 5
Laurence Fox is DS James Hathaway ............................................................Pages 6 - 7
SYNOPSES .................................................................................................Pages 8 - 10
The Soul of Genius
Generation of Vipers
Fearful Symmetry
The Indelible Stain
Cast & Crew Credits ................................................................................. Pages 11 - 14
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LEWIS RETURNS WITH A NEW SERIES
Kevin Whately and Laurence Fox reprise their roles as Inspector Robbie Lewis and
his partner DS James Hathaway investigating very modern murders amidst the
exquisite architecture of the ancient University of Oxford in the sixth series of one of
ITV1’s best loved dramas, Lewis.
Joining Whately, who has been playing Lewis for 26 years, and Fox is Clare Holman
who returns as Dr Laura Hobson and Rebecca Front as Chief Superintendent
Innocent. Jason Durr will also appear as Detective Inspector Peterson.
Guest stars in the series include Celia Imrie (Titanic, The Best Exotic Marigold
Hotel), James Fleet (Coronation Street, Little Dorrit), Roxanne McKee (Game of
Thrones, Lip Service), Freddie Fox (The Mystery of Edwin Drood, Parade’s End),
Toby Stephens (Jane Eyre, Die Another Day), Georgia Taylor (Casualty, The Bank
Job), Ciaran McMenamin (Young James Herriot, Primeval), Con O’Neill (Criminal
Justice, Ultimate Force) and Gary Kemp (The Rapture, Poppies), Patrick Baladi
(Kidnap and Ransom, Mistresses), David Calder (Titanic, United), and David Soul
(Jerry Springer: The Opera, Starsky & Hutch).
The new series comprises four new films - The Soul of Genius (written by Rachel
Bennette and directed by Brian Kelly), Generation of Vipers (written by Patrick
Harbinson and directed by David O’Neill), Fearful Symmetry (written by Russell
Lewis and directed by Nick Renton) and The Indelible Stain (written by Simon Block
and directed by Tim Fywell).
An ITV Studios production, Lewis is produced by Chris Burt who has been the series
producer since the launch of Lewis in 2006. The executive producers are Mammoth
Screen’s Michele Buck and Damien Timmer, who continue to work on the series for
ITV Studios.
The new series will once again feature beautiful locations in and around the city of
Oxford, including the Cherwell and Isis rivers and the magnificent university colleges.
The creator of Morse, Colin Dexter, continues his association with Lewis acting as a
Consultant on all aspects of the production.
“Lewis and Hathaway have become a formidable partnership not only in terms of
cracking murders cases, but also in terms of their popularity with ITV1 viewers, “ said
Controller of Drama Commissioning Sally Haynes. “ We’re thrilled they are returning
to work on some great new stories.”
Executive Producer Michele Buck said: “Lewis and Hathaway’s partnership has
grown in popularity with every series as viewers enjoy the fine writing, acting and
excellent production values Lewis has to offer."
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Executive Producer Damien Timmer said: "We’re delighted to be producing a set of
new films with Chris Burt and have two strong additions to the writing team this year,
with Rachel Bennette (Bel Ami starring Robert Pattinson) and Simon Block (the
award winning The Shooting of Thomas Hurndall) both joining us."
Press contact for ITV:
Kate Richards
Tel: 020 7157 3039
Email: kate.richards@itv.com
Picture contact for ITV:
Patrick Smith
Tel: 0207 157 3044
Email@ Patrick.smith@itv.com
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Kevin Whately is DI Robert Lewis
Are you pleased with how popular Lewis has become?
A lot of people come up to me and tell me how much they like Lewis. Six years in I
think viewers have got used to the show. It’s funny how many people were affronted
by the way Morse treated Lewis, but now he’s very much his own man.
Do you get fan mail?
We get huge amounts of fan mail from all over the world. We get a lot from America
and Australia and even from places like the Middle East and Russia.
The genre is universal.
Detection and murder mysteries are very popular
everywhere, not just in the UK.
What makes Lewis different from other detective dramas?
Lewis has an extra angle, which is academia and Oxford University. Our guest cast
includes well-established actors and we also have a mix of young cast straight out of
drama school playing the students so we get quite a good cross section of audience
as it appeals to people of all ages. Furthermore, Lewis has been around for so long
and people know him as a very dependable character. The stories are also
interesting and look good because the production values are always very high on the
films. Another appeal is Oxford, which is another character to the plot. It’s a gorgeous
and fascinating place.
Have you got a favourite place in Oxford?
Oriel College is where we film the most, so I feel at home there. Around the corner
from Oriel College is a lovely garden with the old city wall around the outside looking
down on Christ Church Meadow.
There is a Morse bar in the Randolph and they are opening a Lewis bar at the back
as an overflow area. I haven’t visited yet but it’s on my list of things to do. They
serve Morse and Lewis cocktails there for tourists who like to visit Oxford.
How has Lewis developed over the years?
I’ve been playing Lewis for 26 years. He’s now a very different person having spent
his entire life in the police force. He started off as quite happy-go-lucky but over time
he’s got grumpier.
What can we expect from the new series?
There are four films and each is very different. I was very interested in the subject
matter for Generation of Vipers because it looks at the Internet. It’s how you police it
and the nature of privacy, which is in the news at the moment so it’s right up to date.
At the start of the film Lewis and Hathaway are branded heroes when they stop a
suspect getting away by rugby tackling him to the ground. The arrest is caught live
on TV, and the next thing we know they are being castigated by a website for their
actions. As actors we’re used to media attention and I found it very interesting
because the characters are not used to being in the limelight. Lewis is amused at
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first and really likes being on TV arresting a suspect. He feels he’s got one over DI
Peterson, played by Jason Durr, who is a bit like ‘action man’. But the next thing
Lewis knows he’s up to his neck in new media and realises he’s powerless to stop
people saying exactly what they like online whether it’s true or not.
How would you describe Lewis and Hathaway’s working relationship this
series?
Hathaway gets cheekier every year but Lewis gives as good as he gets. They are
like an odd couple. They have the odd disagreement, which is bound to happen. In
the future I think it might be interesting to add an extra edge and see a bit more
fighting between the pair.
How does the introduction of DI Peterson affect Lewis?
DI Peterson is more of an old-fashioned type of cop. He likes shooting from the hip,
being the ‘action man’ and donning body armour, whereas Lewis isn’t very physical.
DI Peterson also tends to speak first and think later. All that gets up Lewis’s nose.
He’s definitely not Lewis’s sort of cop in any sense. And there may be a hint of
jealously where Dr Hobson is concerned!
Do you think Lewis and Hobson’s relationship will develop?
I think Lewis is scared. He is still seems obsessed by his wife and being a widower.
Hobson couldn’t make it more obvious that she’s interested in him, if he had the
courage to take it further. If he’s not careful she will move on, and may have done so
already. But Lewis is determined to go into his dotage as a confirmed widower. He
struggling to move on and take that next step.
You work with a host of guest stars in Lewis. Who can we expect to see this
year?
Alex Jennings, Celia Imrie and James Fleet are in the first film, The Soul of Genius.
I’ve worked with Alex before and I think the world of him; he’s one of the top stage
actors in the country. I’ve also worked with Celia before, a long time ago when we
played lovers in a cartoon that was a huge hit with undergraduates. Celia played a
hippopotamus and I played a dog. We first met 30 years ago. Also starring in one of
the other films is Laurence’s cousin Freddie Fox, Toby Stephens, David Soul, Gary
Kemp, Lucy Coho and Con O’Neill. We have some fantastic guest stars and it’s a
credit to the production team that they join us for this series.
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Laurence Fox is DS James Hathaway
What makes you want to come back to play DS Hathaway every year?
I love working with Kevin and I love the crew. They are the reason I come back each
time. Also, it’s high quality drama and I’m proud of it.
Lewis has a loyal fan base.
resonates with fans?
What do you think it is about the show that
People like to turn on terrestrial television and watch quality shows and I think Lewis
is one of them. We manage to give them that every year by working hard at it.
Lewis has performed better than I think anyone working on it imagined and that’s
down to Kevin and the other cast and crew. We have a huge loyal following and that
is great for everyone involved.
How would you describe Hathaway in this series?
Hathaway is a conflicted character. He’s got cynical yet idealistic qualities and they’re
constantly in battle with one another. He’s a watcher of people, an observer, but he
isn’t afraid to let people know what he thinks.
He benefits from an Oxbridge education, and is very clever, which complements
Lewis. He’s used his education well and its helpful when it comes to solving some of
the more convoluted crimes. I learn a lot from the scripts. I have definitely become
brighter as a result of playing Hathaway for over six years! In general I think I’m quite
different to him, I am more vocal and outgoing, although I’m also probably more
insecure.
How would you describe the relationship between Hathaway and Lewis?
When approaching a case, Lewis can see the shades of grey, whereas Hathaway
tends to see things in black and white. They work well together – and are a bit like an
odd couple. Hathaway has an interest in literature and anything to do with classical
history but Lewis is more of an everyman.
What can viewers expect from the new series of Lewis?
There is a slight shift this year. I think the films feel a bit riskier and a little darker.
There are a couple of stories that are very up to date and modern. There’s also a bit
of action. I love doing scenes with action. It’s great fun and makes a change from the
more sedentary aspects of the plot.
One of the films involves Internet dating. It’s a good interesting story. Our modern
world feels like a popularity contest dependent on the number of hits or people who
have viewed your Internet profile. So it’s very up to date as a story. And it also
incorporates cyber bullying, which is something Lewis gets particularly upset about.
There is also a story incorporating fetish photography. I think it’s interesting to look at
this modern world and the voyeuristic approach to life. The story also takes us to a
laboratory researching the behaviour of monkeys. That element pricks at Hathaway’s
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anger - the difference between God and man, and dominion over animals. It’s an
issue which very strongly affects Hathaway in this story.
Did you like working with the monkeys on set?
I have a sort of innate fear of monkeys that I can’t explain. I didn’t want to go
anywhere near them! I had to go in the compound with them at one point but they
freaked me out! I’m afraid I’m not a big fan, even though I’m not that scared of
animals.
There was a moment when Kevin put his hand on a monkey’s head and the monkey
trainer said: ‘Don’t do that if you want to keep your fingers!’ We also weren’t allowed
to look them in the eyes; they take it as a threat.
What’s your favourite location to film?
I rather like filming in the Radcliffe Square, or Radcliffe Camera, around that area.
Filming in the colleges and in the quads is lovely as well. Its just an incredible place
to film. Oxford is a character in it’s own right and keeps the show looking fresh.
Where do you like to go in Oxford when you’re not filming?
I really like the Jericho Tavern. I also do a lot of fishing. I love fishing and go pipe
fishing near the unit base. I do feel very blessed to work and, when I’ve got a few
hours off, be able to throw a line in the water.
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LEWIS VI SYNOPSES
THE SOUL OF GENIUS
When botanist LIV NASH (Nadine Lewington) accidentally digs up the body of
recently buried English Professor, MURRAY HAWES, Lewis and Hathaway are set
upon a seemingly impossible quest. Murray was a man possessed - fixated upon
"solving" the riddle of Lewis Carroll's "The Hunting of the Snark". But could his
obsession have been dangerous enough to get him killed?
Lewis and Hathaway discover that Murray had a longstanding rivalry with his brother,
the REVEREND DR CONOR HAWES (Alex Jennings) - a lecturer in Theology and
Moral Philosophy - a rivalry built upon Conor's jealousy of his brother's genius, which
has driven him to attempt to thwart Murray at every turn. However, our cops also
have to deal with interference from MICHELLE MARBER (Celia Imrie) - a Miss
Marple-style amateur detective, who seems convinced that the killer is local medical
researcher and “gentleman scientist”, Dr ALEX FALCONER (James Fleet).
They also come up against the postmodern mind-games of students VINCENT
(Oliver Johnstone) and MIA (Daisy May), who seem intent on messing with the
investigation in their quest to gain admittance into the exclusive, and mysterious,
Wednesday Club.
Meanwhile, Hathaway gets a little light relief in the form of a flirtation with the lovely
botanist Liv Nash - until she herself worries if perhaps she knows too much... Could
her boss at the Botanic Gardens, PROFESSOR HELENA WRIGHT (Matilda Ziegler),
be involved in Murray's death..? Helena is clearly unstable, and when Liv finds a
notebook of Murray's tucked away in the Gardens, she is left in a quandary as to
whether to share her discovery with Hathaway; and potentially land her fragile boss
in it.
GENERATION OF VIPERS
Super intelligent, but incredibly lonely professor MIRANDA THORNTON (Julie Cox),
is devastated when she discovers that her Heart&Soul internet dating video has
somehow found its way onto the subversive media blog, TheBarker.biz. With half
her students giggling at the footage on their iphones, and slimy former date,
FRANCIS MITCHELL (Alex Hanson), seeing her distress as a "romantic" opportunity,
Miranda returns home - and is found dead the next morning. In her hand she is
clutching a newspaper article about millionaire businessman, DAVID CONNELLY
(Toby Stephens), who has been her nemesis for the last couple of years, proposing
to buy up much of her college's land for housing development.
The death appears to be a straightforward suicide, but after discovering that the
married Mitchell visited Miranda shortly before her death, he becomes prime suspect.
However, Mitchell seems to be in the clear when Hobson reports that she is 99%
certain that the death was indeed a suicide. But Lewis seems unable to let the case
drop. He has a major bee in his bonnet about TheBarker.biz's founder, KIT
RENTON (Daniel La Paine), who clearly has no qualms about his site hosting the
video, which drove a poor woman to kill herself. He is sure there is more to
Miranda’s death than meets the eye. However, both Renton, and Heart&Soul’s
owner, SUSANNA LELAND (Kate Maravan), prove somewhat obstructive; with
Leland politely refusing to reveal personal details about her users to the police.
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But with the help of the Force’s IT whizz GURDIP (Alton Letto), Lewis and Hathaway
are able to ascertain that the dating site was hacked into by one SEBASTIAN
DROMGOOLE (Freddie Fox), a cocky former student of Miranda’s, and one who
seems to bear a grudge… Then when BRIONY KEAGAN (Roxanne McKee), Seb’s
girlfriend, and a Barker.biz employee, is also found murdered, it seems that Lewis
was definitely right in his suspicions. However, suddenly Lewis and Hathaway find
that they themselves have become the story - their personal and professional lives
dredged up for all to see on the pages of TheBarker, with the insinuation being that
Hathaway pressurised Briony into carrying out dangerous undercover work for them.
The police investigation is stepped up, with a new addition to their team – DI ALAN
PETERSON (Jason Durr).
It appears Briony must have been killed because she'd discovered something about
Miranda's death. And the case takes a new turn when Lewis learns Miranda,
Connelly, Renton and Leland were all at Oxford together twenty years ago. Could
Miranda’s murder be linked to her past?
FEARFUL SYMMETRY
When babysitter, JESSICA LAKE (Abigail Hardingham), is discovered dead, it
immediately throws up a number of questions for LEWIS and HATHAWAY. Was the
killing opportunistic or calculated? Was Jess actually the intended victim, since NICK
(Ciaran McMenamin) and HONEY ADDAMS (Georgia Taylor) were supposedly due
to return that evening, plus their regular babysitter cancelled at the last minute? And
finally, why was she tied-up post mortem?
As our cops delve deeper they find themselves in the world of suburban swinging –
with the Addams’ alibi being Nick’s smarmy nouveau-riche boss TOM GARLAND
(Gary Kemp) and his wife, DAVINA (Katrine De Candole). They also find a photo of
Jess with her elbows and wrists elaborately bound behind her, which leads them to
fetish photographer, MARION HAMMOND (Lucy Cohu). Meanwhile, Jess’s
boyfriend, GIDEON MASSEY (Pierro Niel Mee), informs them that Jess had been
squatting in an abandoned children’s home, Boxgrove, where she grew up in care.
Lewis and Hathaway visit the eerily empty building, and find Jess’s housemates
KYLE (Merveille Lukeba) and SILAS (Bronson Webb), whom they inform of the
murder. Silas takes it particularly hard.
Following up Gideon’s alibi for the night of the murder, Lewis encounters DR.
ROBERT MASSEY (Con O’Neill), an Ethologist at the university’s primate lab, where
he studies communication between monkeys. Meanwhile, Hathaway visits the
Ashmolean to interview Gideon’s mother, CONSTANZA (Anna Wilson Jones), who is
busy preparing for Marion’s new exhibition – featuring pictures of Jess – and has little
interest in Jessica’s death. Silas, on the other hand, has become fixated on the
murder, and, inspired by his favourite comic book hero, he endeavours to track down
the killer himself. Unfortunately, the morning after he sets off on his quest, he too is
found dead – tied to a tree, shot through with spikes, in the pose of St Sebastian. It
is another Marion Hammond homage. And his body is found just yards from her flat.
After Silas’s death, the investigation steps up a gear. Hathaway discovers that years
ago, Constanza Massey used to work at Boxgrove. It was her fortnightly “escape”
from the son with whom she was never able to bond. She reveals to Hathaway that
she hated Jess because she was a constant reminder of those days; and her failure
as a mother. Also, on further questioning of the Garlands, Lewis discovers that Nick
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Addams’ alibi isn’t quite so watertight as he had them believe, but is he capable of
murder? When Hathaway unearths a vital clue it’s up to him and Lewis to catch the
murderer before any more harm is done.
THE INDELIBLE STAIN
When controversial American academic, PAUL YELLAND (David Soul), is invited to
speak at Oxford’s Department of Criminology about his theory of "dangerousness", it
stirs up a lot of deep-seated emotions. Many are worried that such ideas could be
used to target ethnic minorities; and local anti-racism activist, MYRA (Sian Webber),
is the leader of the pack in voicing her disgust at Yelland's beliefs. However, the
professor faces just as much opposition within the lecture theatre, with the
department’s Director, ANNE RAND (Nancy Carroll), clearly very pleased at the
publicity the event is raising for the college. Next morning, the visiting professor is
found strangled in his room – is it suicide or an anti-hate lynching? Hobson quickly
discounts the suicide theory - someone definitely helped Yelland into that noose and the suspects are many. Myra, or one of her vociferous accolytes? Black student
NINA CLEMENS (Pippa Bennett-Warner), who was deeply disturbed by the ideas
Yelland was spouting? The O’BRIEN’s (Rita Davies and Josephine Tewson), who
had bombarded Yelland with threatening emails after he ripped them off? Or even
one of the local academics - clearly disgusted by Yelland's views - but more than
happy with all the media attention the department was receiving as a result? Lewis
and Hathaway have a number of avenues to explore, and are all too aware of how
delicately they need to tread - with Innocent on their case to ensure that the death
doesn't spark any race wars within the city.
But when Nina then turns up dead, her body dumped in the woods it seems they
might be too late. However, Nina was not quite what she seemed either, having
conducted an affair with one of the married Criminology professors ROBERT
FRASER (Patrick Baladi), until his wife, Anne Rand recently put a stop to it. Shortly
before her death Nina began receiving hate texts and silent phone calls. Could her
killer have been a vengeful Rand, or a spurned Fraser? Her housemate, WILL
PASCOE (Richard Southgate), who had long held an unrequited candle for Nina, is
convinced that Fraser is to blame.
Pascoe ends up in a cell, with Fraser and Rand in separate interview rooms, both
receiving a grilling. Fraser professes that he could never have hurt Nina because he
loved her; whilst Rand coolly dismisses any suggestion that she would have involved
herself in anything so sordid. But perhaps the killer was actually a jealous Will,
unable to bear the idea that Nina preferred Fraser over him; or their other housemate
LARA, who always secretly resented Nina for her hold over Will. After following
various lines of inquiry, Hathaway is unexpectedly led to the isolated country cottage
of Professor Andrew Lipton who also shares a connection to Paul Yelland. Could he
also have a reason to want both Yelland and Nina dead?
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LEWIS VI
Cast Credits
THE SOUL OF GENIUS
DI Robert Lewis.......................................................................................... KEVIN WHATELY
DS James Hathaway ................................................................................... LAURENCE FOX
Dr Laura Hobson ......................................................................................... CLARE HOLMAN
Ch.Supt.Innocent ..................................................................................... REBECCA FRONT
Vincent Vega/Simon Dawkins ............................................................. OLIVER JOHNSTONE
Mia Wallace/Isobel Strong ................................................................................... DAISY MAY
Liv Nash .............................................................................................. NADINE LEWINGTON
Mr Atkins .................................................................................................... PAUL JERRICHO
Rev Conor Hawes ....................................................................................... ALEX JENNINGS
Michelle Marber.................................................................................................. CELIA IMRIE
Helena Wright ......................................................................................... MATILDA ZIEGLER
John Gracey ........................................................................................... RICHARD DURDEN
Dr Alex Falconer ............................................................................................. JAMES FLEET
Kirsty .................................................................................................................. LOTTE RICE
Verity Falconer ...................................................................................... ANNABEL MULLION
GENERATION OF VIPERS
DI Robert Lewis.......................................................................................... KEVIN WHATELY
DS James Hathaway ................................................................................... LAURENCE FOX
DR Laura Hobson ....................................................................................... CLARE HOLMAN
CH.Supt.Innocent ..................................................................................... REBECCA FRONT
DI Alan Peterson .............................................................................................. JASON DURR
Briony Keagan.......................................................................................... ROXANNE MCKEE
Sebastian Dromgoole ...................................................................................... FREDDIE FOX
Miranda Thronton ................................................................................................ JULIE COX
David Connelly .......................................................................................... TOBY STEPHENS
Samantha Earnshaw ............................................................................KATIE MCGUINNESS
WPC Julie Lockhart ................................................................................... KEMI-BO JACOBS
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Francis Mitchell ............................................................................................ALEX HANSON
Gurdip Sohal .................................................................................................. ALTON LETTO
Kit Renton ................................................................................................. DANIEL LA PAINE
Susanna Leland .......................................................................................... KATE MARAVAN
Oliver Bowcock .................................................................................... ROYCE PIERRESON
Master Marcus Harding ......................................................................... DON WARRINGTON
Charlie Stephenson ................................................................................... JOSH O’CONNOR
Ben Newbound............................................................................................... JACK HOLDEN
Tony Mangold ........................................................................................... JOHN FLANAGAN
Felicity Prior ................................................................................................TANYA MOODIE
FEARFUL SYMMETRY
DI Robert Lewis.......................................................................................... KEVIN WHATELY
DS James Hathaway ................................................................................... LAURENCE FOX
Dr Laura Hobson ......................................................................................... CLARE HOLMAN
Ch.Supt.Innocent ..................................................................................... REBECCA FRONT
Jessica Lake .................................................................................... ABIGAIL HARDINGHAM
Honey Addams........................................................................................ GEORGIA TAYLOR
Nick Addams ...................................................................................... CIARAN MCMENAMIN
Marion Hammond ............................................................................................... LUCY COHU
Dr Joshua Ezrin........................................................................................ GREGOR TRUTER
Dr Robert Massey .............................................................................................CON O'NEILL
Davina Garland ............................................................................... KATRINE DE CANDOLE
Tom Garland ...................................................................................................... GARY KEMP
Yasmin Randall ........................................................................................... LEILA MIMMACK
Gideon Massey ........................................................................................ PIERRO NIEL MEE
Kyle Hutchinson ................................................................................... MERVEILLE LUKEBA
Silas Whittaker .......................................................................................... BRONSON WEBB
Midge Davies ............................................................................................... KIRSTY OSMAN
Lucy Jeavons ................................................................................. GEORGINA STRAWSON
Stanza Massey.................................................................................. ANNA WILSON JONES
Zoe.................................................................................................................. CHLOE ROSE
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THE INDELIBLE STAIN
DI Robert Lewis.......................................................................................... KEVIN WHATELY
DS James Hathaway ................................................................................... LAURENCE FOX
DR Laura Hobson ....................................................................................... CLARE HOLMAN
CH.Supt.Innocent ..................................................................................... REBECCA FRONT
DI Alan Peterson .............................................................................................. JASON DURR
DC Lockhart .............................................................................................. KEMI-BO JACOBS
Gurdip Sohal .................................................................................................. ALTON LETTO
Robert Fraser ............................................................................................. PATRICK BALADI
Anne Rand ................................................................................................ NANCY CARROLL
Nina Clemens............................................................................. PIPPA BENNETT-WARNER
Lilian Hunter ................................................................................................. NINA SOSANYA
Andrew Lipton ...............................................................................................DAVID CALDER
Will Pascoe ......................................................................................RICHARD SOUTHGATE
Paul Yelland ...................................................................................................... DAVID SOUL
Emily Robinson ..................................................................................... HARRIET MADELEY
Adam Pettle ................................................................................................... JAKE CURRAN
Myra Barnet ................................................................................................... SIAN WEBBER
Stephen Pettle........................................................................................... HUW HIGGINSON
Dental Nurse .......................................................................................AMY NEILSON SMITH
Edna O'Brien ..................................................................................................... RITA DAVIES
Hazel O'Brien ..................................................................................... JOSEPHINE TEWSON
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LEWIS VI
Production Credits
Executive Producer .................................................................................... MICHELLE BUCK
Executive Producer .................................................................................... DAMIEN TIMMER
Producer ........................................................................................................... CHRIS BURT
Co-Producer ................................................................................................... HELGA DOWIE
Associate Producer ............................................................................ MORENIKE WILLIAMS
Director - The Soul of Genius ........................................................................... BRIAN KELLY
Director - Generation of Vipers .......................................................................DAVID O’NEILL
Director - Fearful Symmetry ........................................................................... NICK RENTON
Director - The Indelible Stain ............................................................................. TIM FYWELL
Writer - The Soul of Genius ...................................................................RACHEL BENNETTE
Writer - Generation of Vipers ............................................................. PATRICK HARBINSON
Writer - Fearful Symmetry ...........................................................................RUSSELL LEWIS
Writer - The Indelible Stain ............................................................................. SIMON BLOCK
Director of Photography - The Soul of Genius ................................................... SUE GIBSON
Director of Photography - Generation of Vipers & Fearful Symmetry .................. PAUL BOND
Director of Photography – The Indelible Stain ................................................ DAVID MARSH
Production Designer ..................................................................................... PAUL SPRIGGS
Art Director .............................................................................................. LUCIENNE SUREN
Costume Designer ................................................................................. MARLENE LAWLOR
Make-Up Designer ............................................................................... VANESSA JOHNSON
Composer .................................................................................. BARRINGTON PHELOUNG
Editor - The Soul of Genius ............................................................................. ALEX MACKIE
Editor - Generation of Vipers ........................................................................JAMIE MCCOAN
Editor - Fearful Symmetry.............................................................................. KEVIN LESTER
Location Manager ........................................................................................ DAVID KELLICK
Sound Mixer ........................................................................................... RICHARD MANTON
Casting Director ...........................................................................................SUSIE PARRISS
Stunt Co-Ordinator ............................................................................................... TOM LUCY
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