Messiah V: The Rapture
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Messiah V: The Rapture is the fifth installment of the BBC serial crime drama Messiah. This serial introduced Marc Warren as DCI Joseph Walker in the lead role, taking over from Ken Stott's character Red Metcalfe.
The first part of the serial was generally positively received by critics, with The Daily Telegraph stating that despite the show lacking the shock value it had when it first started, the variations on the theme are enough to keep it going, and the directing and pacing remained good.[1] The Herald called the show 'stylishly realised', though also asked why professional detectives would need a priest to figure out the serial killer was sending an apocalyptic message.[2] The Guardian called the plot 'totally loopy' but done well, as well as being frightening.[3]
[edit] Cast
Joseph Walker – Marc Warren
Mel Palmer – Marsha Thomason
Terry Hedges – Daniel Ryan
Sarah Templar – Nina Sosanya
Mark Moore – Niall MacGregor
Stewart Dean – Rory Kinnear
Salma Al Fulani – Sasha Behar
Martha Wallace – Denise Gough
Lucy Waite – Ophelia Lovibond
Roger McGovern – Conor Grimes
Marissa – Ayca Ayabakan
Daniel Hughes – Ciarán McMenamin
Leah Wallace – Laura Greenwood
Peter Templar – Seán Hanrahan
Michael Wallace – Connor McIntrye
Samuel Waite – Anton Lesser
Catherine Tyce – Breige Roche
Helen Waite – Diana Kent
Phil Mead – Mark Asante
Alex Iqbal – Tamin Mobayed
Cab driver – Stephen Don
Fareed Iqba – Aftab Sachak
Neighbour – Brigid Erin Bates
Khalid al Fulani – Daud Shah
Liza – Lucinda Raikes
Delivery boy – Lucinda Raikes
Doctor – Julia Dearden
Alice Seaford – Remie Purtill-Clarke
[edit] References
- ^ "Telegraph TV pick: Messiah V - The Rapture", The Daily Telegraph, Jan 21, 2008.
- ^ "Messiah: little short of a revelation", The Herald, Jan 21, 2008.
- ^ "Last Night's TV", The Guardian, Jan 21, 2008.