Deceit
- Mini-série télévisée
- 2021
- 47m
Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueFollows the true story of a controversial honeytrap at the heart of the 1992 police investigation into the murder of a young mother in London.Follows the true story of a controversial honeytrap at the heart of the 1992 police investigation into the murder of a young mother in London.Follows the true story of a controversial honeytrap at the heart of the 1992 police investigation into the murder of a young mother in London.
- Nominé pour le prix 1 BAFTA Award
- 3 nominations au total
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I can't believe the low rating this has received.
Did all contributors watch the whole series or just rate after a few minutes of the first episode?
This is a great watch especially for a fact-based story.
Gripping, intriguing, compelling and sultry.
If fits in well with general detective dramas that lead you one way then somewhere else entirely in the final scenes.
I just had to keep watching like a good book you can't put down.
It's just the opening scenes of s1e1 that didn't really seem to be needed.
Did all contributors watch the whole series or just rate after a few minutes of the first episode?
This is a great watch especially for a fact-based story.
Gripping, intriguing, compelling and sultry.
If fits in well with general detective dramas that lead you one way then somewhere else entirely in the final scenes.
I just had to keep watching like a good book you can't put down.
It's just the opening scenes of s1e1 that didn't really seem to be needed.
A moving and quite heartbreaking account of a special police unit, set up to ensnare their number one suspect of a grisly murder. But is their suspect the right man? What follows is a psychological game of cat & mouse, that ends with devastating consequences.
Based on true life events, it works well as an insight into how, even when we truly believe something to be so, that it doesn't always mean that it is.
Based on true life events, it works well as an insight into how, even when we truly believe something to be so, that it doesn't always mean that it is.
I found the constant semi darkness very annoying. Reliance on shadows, emotive music and prolonged strained facial expressions made for a draining and often boring watch. It was obviously well researched with some stellar acting and great moments, but it felt like a missed opportunity. Too drawn out. A focus on the other characters involved, such as the Professor, or less episodes (!), may have enriched it.
Beautifully shot, terrific performances and a script that sizzles with a mix of verbatim and written dialogue, this outstanding drama is a world away from most British true crime. It feels like a reinvention of the genre and is a truly compelling watch. Sion Daniel Young turns in a superb performance as Stagg and we feel every ounce of his suffering as he's targeted by the unstoppable Niamh Algar as Lizzie James. Eddie Marsan is gently terrifying as the criminal psychologist out of his depth. I've never seen anything quite like this before. An absolute 10/10.
Recently, I came across an intriguing mini-series titled "Deceit," comprising four riveting episodes. The narrative unfolds around a dedicated policewoman tasked with infiltrating criminal organizations. As she becomes entangled in the complex case of a murderer linked to a suspect, the storyline takes unexpected turns, introducing a myriad of challenges.
What sets this series apart is its clever incorporation of a police psychologist, adding a unique dimension to the investigative process. "Deceit" is a 2021 American production that skillfully explores the intricacies of crime and the efforts to unravel deception.
The series not only delves into the criminal underworld but also presents a satirical take on the involvement of a psychological perspective in police work. Its 2021 release reflects a contemporary approach to storytelling, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats.
What sets this series apart is its clever incorporation of a police psychologist, adding a unique dimension to the investigative process. "Deceit" is a 2021 American production that skillfully explores the intricacies of crime and the efforts to unravel deception.
The series not only delves into the criminal underworld but also presents a satirical take on the involvement of a psychological perspective in police work. Its 2021 release reflects a contemporary approach to storytelling, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats.
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- AnecdotesThe scene in episode 1 when Paul Brittan makes Sadie tea, asking about the specific order is something he does/did as a psychological test.
- GaffesIn the last scene of episode 1, the killer sits down in his kitchen and looks at a Polaroid picture of Lizzie. Behind him, mounted on the wall is a Worcester Greenstar boiler, this wasn't released until the early 00s.
- ConnexionsFeatured in Jeremy Vine: Episode #4.160 (2021)
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