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18 October 1981 (UK) moreAwards:
1 win moreNewsDesk:
(2 articles)
Winstone: 'I was arrested for murder' (From digitalspy. 30 October 2008, 9:10 PM, PDT)
Whatever Happened to Blake's 7?
(From digitalspy. 1 June 2008, 12:00 AM, PDT)
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Certainly John Nettles' finest hour more (15 total)Cast
(Series Cast Summary - 5 of 94)| John Nettles | ... | Det. Sgt. Jim Bergerac / ... (87 episodes, 1981-1991) | |
| Terence Alexander | ... | Charlie Hungerford (85 episodes, 1981-1991) | |
| Sean Arnold | ... | Chief Insp. Barney Crozier / ... (73 episodes, 1981-1990) | |
| Mela White | ... | Diamante Lil (35 episodes, 1981-1987) | |
| David Kershaw | ... | DC Ben Lomas / ... (35 episodes, 1988-1991) |
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50 min (87 episodes)Country:
UKLanguage:
EnglishColour:
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1.33 : 1 moreSound Mix:
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Finland:K-11 (DVD) (2007)Fun Stuff
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The car that Jim Bergerac drove was a 1947 Triumph Roadster. It was very temperamental and caused immense problems during filming when it refused to start - or to stop if the brakes failed! The engine sounded so rough that the sound of a Jaguar was dubbed over the top. John Nettles loathed it because he kept scraping his knuckles or banging his knees on the dashboard. After filming on Bergerac had finished, by which time the car was in very poor condition due to its extensive usage, it was auctioned for £34,000 as part of the Children in Need appeal; the new owner later wrote an angry letter to John Nettles complaining about the state of the car. moreQuotes:
Det. Insp. Barney Crozier: He can't spell commitment.Charlotte: That's my fault.I thought he'd got it wrong.
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Bergerac established John Nettles as one of the most famous television actors in the 1980s, something that he has continued to this day, although more recently in the considerably more pedestrian Midsomer Murders.
Bergarac certainly benefited from some excellent input from a remarkably broad range of quality TV figures like Robert Banks Stewart, Robert Holmes, Tristan DeVere Cole, Chris Boucher, Dennis Spooner, Tony Dow, Matthew Robinson, Bob Baker and Geoffrey Sax etc, and location filming on Jersey was regarded as rather exotic at the time.
I think I ought to correct Scooby-57's comment that this show made Louise Jameson famous. She was already very famous from her regular role in Doctor Who when the show regularly attracted about 13 million viewers and also her role in Tenko.