Kate O'Flynn... Elizabeth Gough Donald Sumpter ... Peter Edlin QC Ben Miles ... Dr. Stapleton Alexandra Roach ... Constance Kent Jay Simpson ... George Redman Peter Gordon ... Holcombe Charlie Hiett... William Kent Sarah Ridgeway ... Sarah Cox Ben Crompton ... William Nutt Ruairi Conaghan ... Benger Anthony Hunt... Constable Urch Julian Firth ... MP Richard Lintern ... Henry Ludlow Katy Murphy ... Mrs. Holley Beth Cooke ... Emma Moody Lizzie Hopley ... Harriet Gollop Andrew Woodall ... Magistrate Antony Byrne ... Reverend Wagner (as Anthony Byrne) Lucy Scarfe... Elizabeth Kent (uncredited) The drama was directed by James Hawes and was written by Neil McKay, based on the book The Suspicions of Mr Whicher or The Murder at Road Hill House by Kate Summerscale. The Suspicions of Mr Whicher: The Murder In Angel Lane The second film in the series was made in 2013. Paddy Considine returned as Whicher, now a private inquiry agent. Olivia Colman co-starred. The script was written by Neil McKay. It was directed by Christopher Menaul with Mark Redhead as executive producer, and Rob Bullock as producer. It was filmed on location in Oxfordshire, Bedfordshire, and central London in early 2013. Synopsis Former police Detective Inspector Jack Whicher (Paddy Considine) finds wealthy Susan Spencer (Olivia Colman) searching for her 16-year-old niece Mary Drew in a low public house in London's notorious Angel Lane. She enlists his services to find her niece. Mary is found brutally murdered in Angel Lane, robbed of a family heirloom and having recently given birth to a child, Spencer persuades Whicher to work for her privately to investigate the murder. The search begins for Stephen Gann (William Postlethwaite), Mary's 19-year-old lover and the father of her child. Whicher finds the missing child at a refuge for fallen women run by Roman Catholic nuns which had taken her in. Some days later he confronts Gann, who in a struggle pulls a knife which appears to be the murder weapon and makes his escape, leaving the knife behind. Whicher seeks the help of his former colleagues in the Metropolitan Police, including 'Dolly' Williamson (William Beck) and Commissioner Mayne (Tim Pigott-Smith), but, with the exception of Inspector Lock (Shaun Dingwall), they warn Whicher off from interfering in what is a police matter. When Whicher visits Miss Spencer’s country home he learns that her father had been murdered by Gann’s father. Whicher’s investigation takes him to