TV Series2004 · BBC One · Ended · 60 min
Following the award-winning success of his adaptation of Anthony Trollope's The Way We Live Now, Andrew Davies brings a surprisingly new perspective in his reworking of Trollope's searing novel, He Knew He Was Right. A dark and edgy central story about a young glamorous couple whose marriage goes disastrously wrong because of the husband's insecurity and jealousy.
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Oliver Dimsdale
Louis Trevelyan
4 episodes
Laura Fraser
Emily Trevelyan (née Rowley)
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Christina Cole
Nora Rowley
4 episodes
David Tennant
Mr Gibson
4 episodes
Ron Cook
Mr Bozzle
4 episodes
Stephen Campbell Moore
Hugh Stanbury
4 episodes
Caroline Martin
Dorothy Stanbury
4 episodes
Anna Massey
Miss Stanbury
4 episodes
Fenella Woolgar
Arabella French
4 episodes
Claudie Blakley
Camilla French
4 episodes
Maggie Ollerenshaw
Martha
4 episodes
Nathan Heath
Little Louis
4 episodes
Bill Nighy
Colonel Osborne
3 episodes
Geoffrey Palmer
Sir Marmaduke Rowley
3 episodes
Geraldine James
Lady Rowley
3 episodes
Amy Marston
Priscilla Stanbury
3 episodes
Joanna David
Mrs Stanbury
3 episodes
Patsy Palmer
Mrs Bozzle
4 episodes
Raymond Coulthard
Mr Glascock
3 episodes
Sinéad Matthews
Mary
2 episodes
Maureen Bennett
Nurse
3 episodes
Stephen Beresford
Richard
1 episode
Katie McGuinness
Jenny
1 episode
Jane Lapotaire
Lady Milborough
1 episode
Sarah Crowden
Mrs MacHugh
2 episodes
Alison Skilbeck
Mrs Fairfax
1 episode
Matthew Goode
Brooke Burgess
3 episodes
Neville Phillips
Sir Peter Mancrudy
2 episodes
Amber Batty
Olivia Spalding
2 episodes
Anna-Louise Plowman
Caroline Spalding
2 episodes
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