Naughtie as a radio presenter reporting on the Bill to abolish trial by jury Meg Wynn Owen as Olive Livingstone, Jeffrey’s wife Danny Sapani as Detective Inspector Scott Martin Savage as Detective Inspector Bevan Joy McBrinn as Aileen Turner, the jury foreman on the first trial Ronan Vibert as Jonathan Bamford, Kristina’s husband Charlotte Weston as Rebecca Cheung, one of the murder victims Second series At the 2010 Edinburgh International Television Festival, another series of The Jury was announced by ITV, once again written by Morgan. The five-part series was commissioned by director of drama commissioning Laura Mackie and controller of drama commissioning Sally Haynes, and described by ITV as a "character based series which focuses on the everyday people who find themselves at the centre of one of the most controversial criminal re-trials of their time". Film adaptation Quantum of Solace director Marc Forster has been slated to direct an American adaptation of the serial after Fox 2000 purchased the rights in 2007. Forster recruited Beau Willimon to adapt Morgan's script after reading his play Farragut North. Reception Series Two The first episode of the second series attracted 6.2m viewers, 24% of the total TV audience, above the usual 9pm slot average for ITV1 of 5.4m. A further 202,500 watched on ITV1+1. References External links The Jury at the British Film Institute 2002 British television series debuts 2011 British television series endings 2000s British drama television series ITV television dramas 2000s British legal television series Television shows written by Peter Morgan Television series by ITV Studios Television shows produced by Granada Television English-language television shows 2010s British drama television series 2010s British legal television series