Episode 4
Juliet's trial begins. Jack tells Juliet that she needs to talk if she wants to stand a chance of keeping the children and her life as a free woman.
Time is running out. Jack tells Juliet that she needs to talk if she wants to stand a chance of keeping the children as well as her life as a free woman. This threat spurs her into action and she finally reveals to Jack the truth about her marriage.
The trial begins and Ella takes the stand. The trauma of her daughter giving testimony is too much for Juliet. Ella breaks down in cross examination and in a heart-breaking moment, calls out for the comfort of her mother. How will the jury receive this? Which way will they go?
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Highlight: Where's the story?
Duration: 01:45
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Clip: Interview with series writer Peter Moffat
Duration: 04:51
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Juliet Miller | Maxine Peake |
| Ella Miller | Alice Sykes |
| Anna Klein | Zoe Telford |
| Jack Woolf | Sophie Okonedo |
| PO Gibby | Warren Brown |
| DCI Bill Faber | Denis Lawson |
| Norma Fredericks | Nadine Marshall |
| DI Chris Sexton | Steven Mackintosh |
| Carmen | Marie-France Alvarez |
| PC Trussler | Ike Hamilton |
| Saul | Eddie Marsan |
| Drug Dealer | Adam Deacon |
| Amelia Rose | Pooky Quesnel |
| Dominic Rose | Rupert Procter |
| Felix Crane | Michael Cochrane |
| PO Jill Laidlaw | Clara Onyemere |
| Prostitute | Flaminia Cinque |
| Nick Holloway | Guy Henry |
| Court Clerk | Tom Knight |
| Producer | Steve Lightfoot |
| Director | Marc Jobst |
| Writer | Peter Moffat |
