10
1993    60minDrame, Crime
8.496%6.6
Psychologue aux moeurs douteuses, Eddie "Fitz" Fitzgerald s'adonne à la boisson, au jeu ou encore à l'adultère. La police de Manchester peut cependant compter sur ce fin limier pour l'aider à résoudre des enquêtes crimes.

3 saisons

  • Saison 1
    Saison 17 épisodes
  • Saison 2
    Saison 29 épisodes
  • Saison 3
    Saison 37 épisodes
  • Spécials
    Spécials3 épisodes
  • Robbie ColtraneEdward 'Fitz' Fitzgerald
  • Geraldine SomervilleJane 'Panhandle' Penhaligon
  • Lorcan CranitchDS Jimmy Beck
  • Barbara FlynnJudith Fitzgerald
  • Kieran O'BrienMark Fitzgerald
  • Ricky TomlinsonWise
  • Tess ThomsonKate Fitzgerald
  • Christopher EcclestonDavid Bilborough
  • Colin TierneyHarriman
  • Robert CavanahTemple
  • Edward PeelChief Super
  • Clive RussellDanny
  • Paul CopleyPathologist
  • Wil JohnsonSkelton
  • Ian MercerD.C. Giggs
  • Stan FinniSergeant Smith
  • Isobel MiddletonCatriona Bilborough
  • Andrew TiernanSean
  • Susan LynchTina
  • David CalderMichael Harvey
  • PapeWizard20 mai 2026
    Can’t beat it prime 90s British crime I love it
  • ርልዪረ31 janvier 2025
    Our hero here is a fat, sweaty, womanising, gambling alcoholic. The setting is slate-grey dreary, gritty Manchester. The subject matter is murder and rape, race and kidnap. Yet is it uplifting to watch because the quality of the series, particularly in the early episodes is so delightfully rare. The episodes are `why dunnits' rather then `who dunnits' and it is Fitz, played brilliantly by Robbie Coltrane is a genius psychologist with a rare gift to unravel a criminal mind, that plays them out. From the start of the series, when we watch him give a lecture and throw books at students, it is clear he is a magnetic character. What makes him so likable is his brutal honesty and his inability to conform. However, it is the whole package that makes `Cracker' so essential. The scripts, Jimmy McGovern are superb. He is a national treasure. There is also the strength of the supporting cast. In particular, I liked the characters of Jane `Panhandle' Penhaligan, and DCI Bilborough, (Christopher Eccleston in one of his finest roles) and the unhinged D.S Jimmy Beck. The greatest episodes are when these characters are involved and when McGovern writes. These episodes in themselves warrant the highest mark possible for this collection. The quality tails off slightly after this but the series is always engrossing. This box set does not offer any extras, but I doubt that many people will care. This is simply British drama at its finest, and essential viewing.

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