The Bill: Target Trailer

The Bill: Target Trailer (1996)

11 March 1996 Drama, Crime, TV Movie 74 mins

WPC Ackland finds herself the target of an assassin's bullet.

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Cast

Trudie Goodwin

as W.P.C. Ackland

Simon Rouse

as D.C.I Meadows

Tom Butcher

as P.C. Loxton

Ben Roberts

as Acting Supt. Conway

Shaun Scott

as D.I. Deakin

Kevin Lloyd

as D.C. Lines

Billy Murray

as D.S. Beech

Tom Cotcher

as D.C. Woods

Iain Fletcher

as D.C. Skase

Alan Westaway

as P.C. Slater

Huw Higginson

as P.C. Garfield

Mark Spalding

as Ch. Insp. Stritch

Eric Richard

as Sgt. Cryer

Peter Ellis

as Ch. Supt. Brownlow

Andrew Paul

as P.C. Quinnan

Tony O'Callaghan

as Sgt. Boyden

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 11 March 1996

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