| Ghosts | |
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| Series 11, Episode 4 | |
| Air date | 8 September 2014 |
| Written by | Matt Evans |
| Directed by | Philip John |
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Ghosts was the fourth episode of the eleventh series of New Tricks.
Synopsis[]
Official BBC Synopsis
When Steve McAndrew's teenage son Stewie is arrested for drug possession, he finds himself face to face again with his ex-wife Tricia as they try to save the boy from a downward spiral. And after a distressed dementia patient escapes her care home to report a murder, the team look into the disappearance of a policeman, possibly murdered but missing since 1956.
Plot[]
to be added
Cast[]
- DCI Sasha Miller - Tamzin Outhwaite
- Gerry Standing - Dennis Waterman
- Steve McAndrew - Denis Lawson
- Dan Griffin - Nicholas Lyndhurst
- Nancy Evans - Ann Firbank (Emma Ballantine as Young Nancy)
- Emma - Emily Taaffe
- Harry Page - Louis Mahoney
- Tricia McAndrew - Julie Graham
- Peggy - Georgine Anderson (Ruby Thompson as Young Peggy)
- Jimmy Hargreaves - Samuel Taylor
- Terry Hargreaves - Jasper Jacob (Arthur Shuttleworth as Young Terry)
- Stewie McAndrew - Keith Ramsay
- Hannah - Katherine Jakeways
- Police Officer - Lucy Ellinson
Crew[]
Sourced directly from episode's credit sequence.
Writing[]
- Written by Matt Evans
- Created by Roy Mitchell
- Created by Nigel McCrery
Directing[]
- Directed by Philip John
- 1st Assistant Director - Mark Hedges
- 2nd Assistant Director - David Chalsrey
- 3rd Assistant Director - Jodie Cowman
- Floor Runner - Toby Evans
- Director of Photography - Peter Sinclair
- Casting Director - Julia Duff CDG
- Casting Assistant - Sacha Green
Production Department[]
- Executive Producer (Wall to Wall) - Richard Burrell
- Executive Producer (BBC) - Polly Hill
- Line Producer - Ian Scaife
- Associate Producer - Roy Mitchell
- Production Manager - Emily Draper
- Production Secretary - Harriet Patton
- Production Runner - Zak Klein
- Production Accountant - Josie Kelly
- Production Designer - Anthony Ainsworth
- Assistant Production Accountant - Mark Woods
- Police Advisor - Charlie Moore
- Publicity - Caren Davies
Locations[]
- Series Location Manager - Susannah Booker
- Location Manager - Adam Betterton
- Unit Manager - Rachel Hyde
- Unit Manager - Joanna Warne
- Location Assistant - Charlotte Hemsley
Camera and Electrical Department[]
Camera
- Focus Puller - Alex Howe
- Clapper Loader - Jackson Taylor
- Camera Trainee - Alba Ruiz
- Camera Grip - Terry Pate
Electrical
- Gaffer - Joe Judge
- Best Boy - David Bourke
- Electrician - John Powell
- Electrician - Richard Anderson
Sound Department[]
- Sound Mixer - Simon Bishop
- Sound Maintenance Engineer - Jason Bennett
- Sound Assistant - Celine Durand Watts
Art Department[]
- Art Director - Jane Broomfield
- Standby Art Director - Sarah Paddison
- Props Buyer - Janet Willmott
- Graphic Designer - Sophie Powell
- Art Department Assistant - Laura Miller
- Props Master - Colin Bradbury
- Standby Props - Kenny Palmer
- Props Handler - Simon Bradbury-Philip
- Props Handler - Max Grant
- Props Handler - Doug Irvine
- Standby Carpenter - Andrew Smith
Movement[]
- Stunt Arranger - Gordon Seed
Costume Department[]
- Costume Designer - Eleanor Baker
- Costume Supervisor - Sandy Lloyd
- Costume Standby - Billy Haynes
- Costume Trainee - Bethany Cross
- Make-Up/Hair Designer - Pat Hay
- Make-Up/Hair Artist - David Watkin
- Make-Up/Hair Artist - Lizzie Judd
- Make-Up Trainee - Daisy Lyddon
Editing Department[]
- Series Script Editor - Rosalie Carew
- Script Supervisor - Caroline Holder
- Assistant Editor - Conor Mackey
- Dubbing Mixer - Billy Mahoney
- Dialogue Editor - Roger Dobson
- Effects Editor - Arran Mahoney
- Colourist - Asa Shoul
- Online Editor - Nick Anderson
- Editor - Paul Endacott
Music[]
- Composed by Warren Bennett
- "It's Alright" - Written by Mike Moran, Sung by Dennis Waterman
Trivia[]
- This episode received [insert number here] million viewers.