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.
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Christopher Eccleston as Derek Bentley
Paul Reynolds as Christopher Craig
Tom Courtenay as William Bentley
Eileen Atkins as Lilian Bentley
Iain Cuthbertson as Sir David Maxwell-Fyfe
Tom Bell as Fairfax
Clive Revill as Pierrepoint
Serena Scott Thomas as Stella
Clare Holman as Iris Bentley
Mark McGann as Niven Craig
Bert Tyler-Moore as Vincent Montgomery
Jack Deam as Terry Stringer
Linda Bassett as Mrs. Miles
Karl Johnson as Parris
James Villiers as Cassels
Michael Gough as Lord Goddard
Bill Dean as Foreman of the Jury
Edward Hardwicke as Approved School Principal
Charlie Creed-Miles as Second Boy in School
Walter Sparrow as Nightwatchman
Murray Melvin as Secondary School Teacher
Peter Jonfield as Butcher
Rudolph Walker as West Indian Driver
Peter Eyre as Humphries
Ronald Fraser as Niven's Judge
Francis Hope as Big Cecil
Vernon Dobtcheff as Clerk of Court
Norman Rossington as Postman
Terence Skelton as MP
Denny Kirk as Mr Craig
Lottie Ward as Mrs Craig
Niven Boyd as PC McDonald
Robert Morgan as PC Miles
Steve Nicolson as PC Harrison
Michael Elphick as Prison Officer Jack
Jeremy Sinden as Soames, Daily Telegraph
Gary Everett as Reporter
Geoffrey Drew as Prison Chaplain
Viv Warentz as Petition Woman
James Bowers as Police Officer
Joan Heal as Woman in Butcher's Shop
George Christopher Wilson as Young Man in Cafe
William Waghorn as Police Desk Sgt
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