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Sep 24, 2021

Up the Junction | Peter Collinson | 1968

Hilda Green, Olwen Griffiths, Ruby Head, Suzy Kendall, Susan George, Doreen Herrington, Barbara Archer, Adrienne Posta, Linda Cole, Maureen Lipman

#Hilda Green #Olwen Griffiths #Ruby Head #Suzy Kendall #Susan George #Doreen Herrington #Barbara Archer #Adrienne Posta #Linda Cole #Maureen Lipman #Peter Collinson #Up the Junction #1968

Nov 11, 2019

Special Branch: Inquisition (3.3, Thames, 1973)

"Look, I want to help, but... I'm not going to incriminate myself."

"Just questions. You've served your time."

"That's right!"

"Then what are you worried about?"

"I'm more confused - well, you know what I mean, I'm a free man, I've got certain rights. I'm trying to cooperate!"

"And we appreciate it."

#special branch #Special branch rewatch #Inquisition #1973 #classic tv #George sewell #Roger Rowland #Clifford Rose #Sheila Scott Wilkinson #Alan downer #Keith Anderson #Clement mccallin #Ruby head #Mike vardy #Trevor Preston #Leave it to the late great Preston to provide the first real knockout script for this reimagined series #I called the last ep a bottle episode but its even truer of this one. The bulk of the episode is a lengthy middle section which is simply #Sewell interrogating Rose as Rowlands sits in. And it's fantastic. Preston was all about nuance and shades of grey so he doesn't #Shy away from taking risks with the viewers loyalties: Craven is established early on as being under pressure and a brief scene outside the #Office with Wilkinson only adds to his stress so that when Rose presents himself as simply a confused innocent caught up in something #Beyond his understanding we are uncertain whether to believe him. If this was The Sweeney or The Professionals we'd be fairly confident it #Was all a trick and our hero would wrangle the truth out of Rose but here the script is pitched just right (as are the performances: Rose #Is absolutely exceptional) to keep us uneasy and uncertain of what's true and what's guesswork and whether Craven is rightly following a #Hunch or persecuting an innocent man. The ending is initially shocking (in that it simply ends without anything resolved at all) and #Incredibly frustrating initially. But the more I think about it the more it was absolutely the right way to end the episode: really it #Doesn't matter if Rose was innocent or not it doesn't matter if Craven was going to get to the truth. What matters is the process and how #Far Craven would go to break Rose (regardless of whether he was right or wrong to do it). I guess what I mean is even if he was shown to be #A true villain at the end (altho I think Preston was absolutely right to keep it open) you're really asking where the line is drawn #What constitutes acceptable practice in interrogation and investigation. A dark and upsetting insight into what I fully believe would have #Been standard procedure (and probably remains so) includes all sorts of small psychological power plays designed to unbalance and upset

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