The Hunt for Raoul Moat

TV Mini Series
2023
55m

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6.8/10

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Lee Ingleby, Vineeta Rishi, and Sonya Cassidy in The Hunt for Raoul Moat (2023)

Follows the police operation in 2010 to apprehend fugitive Raoul Moat. He went to Northumbria after killing one person and wounding two others.

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Follows the police operation in 2010 to apprehend fugitive Raoul Moat. He went to Northumberland after killing one person and wounding two others.Follows the police operation in 2010 to apprehend fugitive Raoul Moat. He went to Northumberland after killing one person and wounding two others.Follows the police operation in 2010 to apprehend fugitive Raoul Moat. He went to Northumberland after killing one person and wounding two others.

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IMDb RATING

6.8/10

2.5K

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Trivia
Paul Gascoigne famously tried to bring Raoul Moat chicken and a fishing rod during the police stand-off, claiming to be friends with Moat. He later said he was intoxicated at the time. The producers chose not to include it in the story.

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Panning shots of the city centre of Newcastle upon Tyne used during the series showed buildings which would not have been present in 2010, such as Bank House which was under construction on Pilgrim Street at the time of filming (2022).

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8/10

Worthy of a watch

A well done compelling true story about one of the many abusive situations leading to deaths that occur everywhere. I would not have watched if it were in documentary format. 3 episodes was perfect - not dragged out into a long series of 6 or 8 episodes like so many shows are now.

As for Moat's idolaters they are of what I'm left to call a 'group' that revel in and honour sensationalism and horrific behaviors much of which is egged on by social media, at least IMHO. There was a definite place for them in showing it's not only the perpetrators that are ill or twisted. It's a larger portion of society than many, if not most, aren't aware exists.