Written by Peter Morgan (The Other Boleyn Girl, The Queen), The Jury is a compelling, character based drama series which focuses on the everyday people who find themselves at the centre of one of the most controversial criminal re-trials of their time.Focussing on the retrial of a man sentenced for the murder of three women - all killed following internet dates. A key piece of evidence was deliberately ignored by the CPS, possibly because the police were under pressure for a quick conviction and blackmail was being used over a senior person involved with the investigation... who was having an affair. Ultimately, we will see the man acquitted but it will be an imperfect, messy, human triumph for the jury by acquitting the man.Gripping, dark and emotionally charged as jurors are forced to face their prejudices as they come to grips with the complexities and unwanted attention of being a key player in such a high profile Old Bailey trial. [show more]
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Please note this is a region 2 DVD and will require a region 2 (Europe) or region Free DVD Player in order to play. Following the success of the original 2002 series, Peter Morgan has penned this second exploration of jury service and the UK criminal justice system. The character-driven drama focuses on the lives of ordinary people placed at the centre of a high profile Old Bailey re-trial. This time round, Julie Walters stars as a defence barrister attempting to free a man (John Lynch) convicted of killing a woman he met over the internet.
All five episodes from the second series of the courtroom drama from BAFTA award-winning writer Peter Morgan. Following the discovery of new evidence, convicted serial killer Alan Lane (John Lynch) is granted a retrial. He is represented by barrister Emma Watts (Julie Walters), who faces a tough fight against opposing counsel John Mallory (Roger Allam). Meanwhile, the jurors (Aqib Khan, Natalie Press, Steven Mackintosh, Jodhi May and Ronald Pickup) find their lives affected by their involvement in such a high profile case.
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