London Bridge was the first ever drama series created especially for the London region, capturing not only the exhilaration and diversity of life in the capital, but also its many darker aspects.A chef, a GP, an artist, a junior barrister and a mini-cab driver are among the characters thrown together under one roof in this late-night soap-style drama serial set in and around the flats and restaurants of a converted Thames-side millhouse. This set contains the first 13 episodes.The series begins with the discovery of a woman's body - an event with disturbing consequences... for those who live and work in the Millhouse, in particular Mary O'Connor, the victim of a stalker. Meanwhile, junior barrister Ravi is feeling the pressure at work, and the imminent arrival of a baby prompts Nick and Isobel, owners of SE1 restaurant, to consider selling up and moving to the country... [show more]
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Please note this is a region 2 DVD and will require a region 2 or region free DVD player in order to play London Bridge was the first ever drama series created especially for the London region capturing not only the exhilaration and diversity of life in the capital but also its many darker aspects A chef a GP an artist a junior barrister and a mini-cab driver are among the characters thrown together under one roof in this late-night soap-style drama serial set in and around the flats and restaurants of a converted Thames-side millhouse This set contains the first 13 episodes The series begins with the discovery of a woman&39;s body an event with disturbing consequences for those who live and work in the Millhouse in particular Mary O&39;Connor the victim of a stalker Meanwhile junior barrister Ravi is feeling the pressure at work and the imminent arrival of a baby prompts Nick and Isobel owners of SE1 restaurant to consider selling up and moving to the country
First 13 episodes of the 1990s ITV drama series set around a London restaurant and a neighbouring block of flats. Nick Kemp (Oliver Haden) is the head chef of SE1, the restaurant he co-owns with his wife, Isobel (Sally Edwards). Keeping things in the family, the restaurant is managed by Nick's sister, Liz (Rosalind March), and also sees regular visitations from her son, Jed (Sean Francis). However, things aren't all rosy with the Kemps. The grittier side of London life reveals itself when a local woman turns up murdered, an event which particularly concerns flat resident Mary O'Connor (Simone Lahbib), who also happens to be Nick's mistress. Will the family be able to survive the turmoil of London life and Nick's philandering?
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