programme After Dark with, among others, Patrick Cosgrave, J. P. Donleavy, David Norris, Emily O'Reilly and Francis Stuart. In May 1994 Paul Hill gave a half-hour Opinions lecture televised on Channel 4 and subsequently published in The Independent as "Prisoners on the Outside". The film In the Name of the Father starring Daniel Day-Lewis was based on the story of the Guildford Four. The film was nominated for seven Academy Awards. The Guildford Four are mentioned in the track "Fifty in Five" from the Australian hip-hop album State of the Art which compiles major events of the past fifty years condensed into a five-minute song. The song "The Guildford Four" on the album "Himself" by Northern Irish singer-songwriter Andy White tells the story of their wrongful conviction. It was released in 1990 on Cooking Vinyl. See also Good Friday Agreement Birmingham Six Maamtrasna trial References External links Life for a life sentences to warn the IRA – A report on the sentencing phase of the original trial, The Guardian, 23 October 1975 Miscarriages of justice Summary of the cases from the BBC Justice:Denied's review of the book and movie version of In the Name of the Father Background to the Irish cases People imprisoned during the Northern Ireland conflict 1974 in England 1974 in Northern Ireland 1975 in England 1975 in British law 1975 in Northern Ireland 1976 in England 1976 in British law 1976 in Northern Ireland 1989 in England 1989 in British law 1989 in Northern Ireland 1991 in England 1991 in British law 1991 in Northern Ireland Guildford London Borough of Brent History of London Politics of London History of Surrey Politics of Surrey Overturned convictions in England Quantified groups of defendants Court of Appeal (England and Wales) cases False confessions Recipients of the Benemerenti medal People wrongfully convicted of murder