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- 1. Wolf to the Slaughter Aug 2, 1987
- An anonymous note announces a murder but there is no body.
- 2. Wolf to the Slaughter Aug 9, 1987
- The girl is still missing, probably dead, with 3,000 pounds in her handbag.
- 3. Wolf to the Slaughter Aug 16, 1987
- A gold, inscribed cigarette lighter provides a clue at last.
Ruth Rendell Mysteries: With George Baker, Christopher Ravenscroft, Louie Ramsay, Ken Kitson. From cold, rock-strewn moors to comfortable suburban estates, award-winning writer Ruth Rendell explores the dark fissures between friends and family members that motivate murder.
The Ruth Rendell Mysteries is a British television crime drama series, produced by TVS and later by its successor Meridian Broadcasting, in association with Blue Heaven Productions, for broadcast on the ITV network. Twelve series were broadcast on ITV between 2 August 1987 and 11 October 2000.
International best-selling author Ruth Rendell and a raft of famous guest stars offer intrigue and suspense at every turn in each of these self-contained thrillers. With episodes featuring Colin Firth, Lisa Harrow, Idris Elba, Emily Mortimer, Nicholas Hoult and Owen Teale.
Ruth Rendell Mysteries. Mike is convinced that Hannah was killed, Reg thinks she took her own life, the pair pursue their own lines of inquiry. Robert Hathall brings his mother home for a visit, and she finds her daughter-in-law murdered.
Ruth Rendell Mysteries (TV Series 1987–2000) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.
Nov 10, 2015 · Now streaming at https://acorn.tv/franchise/ruthrendell 19 mysteries based on the fiction of best-selling crime writer Ruth Rendell. Each mystery explores the motives for murder...
Season 6. E1 · Master of the Moor - Part One. E2 · Master of the Moor - Part Two. E3 · Master of the Moor - Part Three. Additional Information. Years: 1994 - 2000. Seasons: 6. Genre: Mystery. "Next Chapters" begins with the compelling story "Master of the Moore", adapted from the Ruth Rendell novel.
