TV series · 1995
Kavanagh Q.C.
First aired 3 January 1995 Crime / Drama TMDB ↗
John Thaw dons the silks as barrister James Kavanagh Q.C., one of the most highly respected criminal advocates in London, commanding admiration from colleagues and opponents alike. However, all this has come at a price as his dedication to work has taken its toll on his private life… Going beyond traditional courtroom dramas, “Kavanagh Q.C.” uncovers the pressures of legal battles and the problems of defining the truth, providing a compelling representation of the euphoric ups and costly downs of success and failure in the legal world.
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Paul Rogers
as Judge Granville
John Horsley
as Judge Garton
George Malpas
as Alfred Kavanagh
Richard Johnson
as Lord Justice Fenwick
Peter Jeffrey
as Sir Ronald Tibbit QC
Virginia McKenna
as Alice Aldermarten
Rita Davies
as Mrs. Harmer
Donald Douglas
as Mr. Justice Halliwell
Donald Douglas
as Mr. Justice Danforth
Jean Marsh
as Lady Tibbit
Sylvia Syms
as Claudia
Roger Hammond
as Dartwood
Ralph Riach
as Malcolm Gibson
Oliver Ford Davies
as Peter Foxcott Q.C.
Oliver Ford Davies
as Peter Foxcott QC
Peter Eyre
as Bishop of Norfolk
John Shrapnel
as Mr. Justice Griffin
Lisa Harrow
as Lizzie Kavanagh
Roger Lloyd Pack
as Alex Watkins
Terence Harvey
as Jock Armstrong
Alison Steadman
as Evelyn Marie Kendall
Nicholas Clay
as Mr. Justice Fulgright
Nicholas Jones
as Jeremy Aldermarten
Nicholas Jones
as Jeremy Aldermarten QC
Dermot Crowley
as Graham Emerton QC
Richenda Carey
as Pamela Erskine
Bill Nighy
as Giles Culpepper QC
Julian Fellowes
as Clive Crebbin
Geraldine James
as Eleanor Harker QC
Geraldine James
as Eleanor Harker Q.C.
David Troughton
as DCI Bob Kelso
Clare Higgins
as Susannah Dixon QC
Lesley Manville
as Lucy Cartwright
Ray Winstone
as CPO Evans
Cliff Parisi
as Tom Buckley
Robert Glenister
as Clive Pendle
Richard Graham
as Raymond Philip West
Corey Johnson
as Eugene Styles
Paul Rhys
as Sam Wicks
Mark Strong
as Randall
Jonny Phillips
as Kevin Gregson
Rebecca Front
as Cathy Winslow
Anna Chancellor
as Julia Piper
Dougray Scott
as Terry Fisher
Mark Benton
as Sergeant Redbridge
Sean Harris
as Mark Holmes
Jonathan Adams
as Karol Somper
Eddie Marsan
as Ian Vincent
Lena Headey
as Natasha Jackson
Daisy Bates
as Kate Kavanagh
Hugh Dancy
as Michael Woodley
Amy Phillips
as Miranda
Jenny Jules
as Alex Wilson
Charles Simpson
as Griffiths
Tom Brodie
as Matt Kavanagh
Stephen Bent
as Jury foreman