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Let Him Have It

The shocking story of an unbelievable miscarriage of justice.
1991 • HD • 12 • 115min
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Story
In 1950s England, slow-witted Derek Bentley falls in with a group of petty criminals led by Chris Craig, a teenager with a fondness for American gangster films. Chris and Derek's friendship leads to their involvement in the true case which would forever shake England's belief in capital punishment.
Credits
Robert Wade photo
Robert Wade
writer
Peter Medak photo
Peter Medak
director
Christopher Eccleston photo
Christopher Eccleston
Derek Bentley
Paul Reynolds photo
Paul Reynolds
Christopher Craig
Tom Courtenay photo
Tom Courtenay
William Bentley
Eileen Atkins photo
Eileen Atkins
Lilian Bentley
Iain Cuthbertson photo
Iain Cuthbertson
Sir David Maxwell-Fyfe
Tom Bell photo
Tom Bell
Fairfax
Clive Revill photo
Clive Revill
Pierrepoint
Serena Scott Thomas photo
Serena Scott Thomas
Stella
Clare Holman photo
Clare Holman
Iris Bentley
Mark McGann photo
Mark McGann
Niven Craig
Jack Deam photo
Jack Deam
Terry Stringer
Linda Bassett photo
Linda Bassett
Mrs. Miles
Karl Johnson photo
Karl Johnson
Parris
James Villiers photo
James Villiers
Cassels
Michael Gough photo
Michael Gough
Lord Goddard
Bill Dean photo
Bill Dean
Foreman of the Jury
Edward Hardwicke photo
Edward Hardwicke
Approved School Principal
Charlie Creed-Miles photo
Charlie Creed-Miles
Second Boy in School
Walter Sparrow photo
Walter Sparrow
Nightwatchman
Murray Melvin photo
Murray Melvin
Secondary School Teacher
Peter Jonfield photo
Peter Jonfield
Butcher
Rudolph Walker photo
Rudolph Walker
West Indian Driver
Peter Eyre photo
Peter Eyre
Humphries
Ronald Fraser photo
Ronald Fraser
Niven's Judge
Vernon Dobtcheff photo
Vernon Dobtcheff
Clerk of Court
Norman Rossington photo
Norman Rossington
Postman
Robert Morgan photo
Robert Morgan
PC Miles
Steve Nicolson photo
Steve Nicolson
PC Harrison
Michael Elphick photo
Michael Elphick
Prison Officer Jack
Jeremy Sinden photo
Jeremy Sinden
Soames, Daily Telegraph

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