Prime Suspect 6
As her career path stagnates, Jane Tennison, now 54, feels pressured to consider her future. She copes with "modern" policing, including her current supervisor who was once junior to her. While dealing with 24 murder cases simultaneously, she decides to personally assume leadership into the investigation into the cruel murder of a Bosnian Muslim refugee. As the team uncovers evidence of the victims and perpetrators of past crimes in the Yugoslav Wars, the prime suspect is a security guard of Serbian heritage.
Tom Hooper
Director
Peter Berry
Writer
Casts & Crew
Helen Mirren
Det. Supt. Jane Tennison
Oleg Menshikov
Milan Lukic
Liam Cunningham
Robert West
Mark Strong
Det. Chief Supt. Larry Hall
Robert Pugh
DS Alun Simms
Ben Miles
DCI Simon Finch
Velibor Topic
Duscan Zigic
Barnaby Kay
DC Michael Philips
Tanya Moodie
DC Lorna Greaves
Frank Finlay
Arnold Tennison
Phoebe Nicholls
Shaw
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