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Description: This drama reveals the controversial postwar 1950's London murder trial that sent an intellectually challenged young man to the gallows for a murder he did not commit.

Cast:
William Bentley: Tom Courtenay
Lillian Bentley: Eileen Atkins
Iris aged 10: Rebecca Eccleston
Derek aged 8: Peter Eccleston
Derek aged 14: Craig Turner
First Boy in Shed: P.J. Nicholas
Second Boy in Shed: Bret Walker
Nightwatchman: Walter Sparrow
Derek Bentley: Christopher Eccleston
Approved School Principal: Edward Hardwicke
Iris Bentley: Clare Holman
Boy in Fairview Road: Daniel Brazier
Denis Bentley: Ben Brazier
Chris Craig: Paul Reynolds
Stella: Serena Scott Thomas
Butcher: Peter Jonfield
Lady in Butcher's Shop: Joan Heal
Terry Stringer: Jack Deam
Vincent Montgomery: Bert Tyler-Moore
Niven Craig: Mark McGann
Owner of Milk Bar: Chris Darwin
Secondary School Teacher: Murray Melvin
First Boy in School: Tony Sands
Second Boy in School: Charlie Creed-Miles
Big Cecil: Gary Francis Hope
Army Recruitment Doctor: Colin McCormack
West Indian Driver: Rudolph Walker
Niven's Judge: Ronald Fraser
9 Year Old Girl: Victoria Moore
Father of Girl: Glyn Grain
Mother of Girl: Karen Lewis-Attenborough
Police Desk Sgt: William Waghorn
PC McDonald: Niven Boyd
PC Miles: Robert Morgan
Fairfax: Tom Bell
PC Harrison: Steve Nicolson
Police Officer: James Bowers
Mrs. Miles: Linda Bassett
Sir David Maxwell-Fyfe: Iain Cuthbertson
Humphreys: Peter Eyre
Lord Goddard: Michael Gough
Cassels: James Villiers
Parris: Karl Johnson
Mr. Craig: Denny Kirk
Mrs. Craig: Lottie Ward
Clerk of Court: Vernon Dobtcheff
Foreman of the Jury: Bill Dean
Petition Woman: Viv Warentz
Postman: Norman Rossington
MP: Terence Skelton
Reporter: Gary Everett
Prison Officer Jack: Michael Elphick
Soames Daily Telegraph: Jeremy Sinden
Peirrepoint: Clive Revill
Prison Chaplain: Geoffrey Drew
Self - Host: Eamonn Andrews
Self - Panellist: David Nixon
Recruit at Medical: Jerry Lunn
Man in Cafe: George Christopher

Written by: Neal Purvis, Robert Wade

Director: Peter Medak

Production: Film Trustees Ltd., British Screen Productions, Canal+, Fine Line Features

Release date: 01 Jan 1992

Box Office: $88,686