Prime Suspect VI: The Last Witness

Granada TV and WGBH Boston co-production in association with the CBC. 2003
Screenplay by Peter Berry
Directed by Tom Hooper
Producer David Boulter

Cast:
Jane Tennison - Helen Mirren
Simon Finch - Ben Miles
Larry Hall - Mark Strong
Alun Simms - Robert Pugh
Lorna Greaves - Tanya Moodle
Duscan Zigic - Velibor Topic
Milan Lukic - Oleg Menshikov
Jasmina Blekic - Ingeborga Dapkunaite
Robert West - Liam Cunningham
Kasim Ibrahimivic - Rad Lazar
Elizabeth Lukic - Clare Holman
Arnold Tennison - Frank Finlay

"Prime Suspect 6" sees Jane Tennison’s single minded determination to get justice for murder victims at all costs conflicting sharply with the politics of her high ranking position.
Tennison, now promoted to overseeing all murder investigations in London, can’t resist taking a hands-on role investigating the brutal torture and murder of a young Bosnian refugee. But when her prime suspect turns out to be a “minor” war criminal given a new life in the UK after identifying higher profile war criminals, Tennison’s quest for justice becomes increasingly complicated.
As the case threatens to bring an early end to her career, Tennison faces the stark realisation that she has little else left in her life.





In 1996, both Prime Suspect and its star have received at least 14 international awards, including three Primetime Emmy awards for Best Mini-Series and an Outstanding Lead Actress in a Mini-Series or a Special Emmy, and BAFTA awards for both the series and Helen Mirren as best actress.

• Prime Suspect 6
  Alison Graham, "Radio Times", November 2003.
• High Heels and Low Lifes
  Mark Lawson, "The Guardian", November 3, 2003.
• More Than Just a Prime Number
  Paul Hoggart, "The Times", November 9, 2003.
• The Guv Is a Goddess
  Kathryn Flett, "The Observer", November 16, 2003.
• Prime Suspect 6: The Last Witness
  Robin Oliver, "The Sydney Morning Herald", November 18, 2003.
• Crime and Punishment with Jane Tennison
  Dolores Grana, "La Nacion" (Argentine), November 25, 2003.

• Lukic is talking to the policemen in the optic shop.
• Lukic and his wife are leaving the police office.

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