Five Daughters

TV Mini Series
2010
1h

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Based on the personal testimonies of many of those most closely involved, "Five Daughters" recounts the final weeks in the lives of the five young women murdered in Ipswich in 2006.Based on the personal testimonies of many of those most closely involved, "Five Daughters" recounts the final weeks in the lives of the five young women murdered in Ipswich in 2006.Based on the personal testimonies of many of those most closely involved, "Five Daughters" recounts the final weeks in the lives of the five young women murdered in Ipswich in 2006.

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Nominated for 3 BAFTA Awards
- 6 wins & 9 nominations total

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Juliet Aubrey

Marie Alderton

Natalie Press

Paula Clennell

Ian Hart

DCS Stewart Gull

Eva Birthistle

Annette Nicholls

Ruth Negga

Rochelle

Sarah Lancashire

Rosemary Nicholls

Lisa Millett

PC Janet Humphrey

Alison Reid

Journalist

Andy Gathergood

DCI Dave Skevington

Joseph Mawle

Tom Stephens

Christopher Fairbank

DCI John Quinton

Vicky McClure

Stacy Nicholls

Lauren Socha

Dawn

Kierston Wareing

Nina

Sean Harris

Brian Tobin

David Bradley

Patrick Palmer

Jaime Winstone

Anneli Alderton

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Explanatory text at the beginning of each episode: "This drama, written by Stephen Butchard, is based on the personal testimonies of many of those most closely involved in the events that took place in Ipswich in the winter of 2006".

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Featured in Points of View: Episode #54.5 (2010)

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10/10

Amazingly done

I was expecting another Whodunnit drama series which i didn't mind watching as i was bored out of my skull on a Sunday night. But this was amazing right from the word go.

Jaimie Winstone was best by far. But it was very sensitive to the Ipswich families involved and yet maintained A VERY good drama. It dealt with the motives behind prostitution very well.

In some parts i wanted to cry and others Scream at these girls for working on the streets. But it was damn well worth the watch. Its so good I think i might get it on DVD. Which would be the first mini series i ever think is worth the buy.