Let It Bleed

Episode aired Sep 29, 2006
1h 15m

IMDb RATING

8.0/10

147

YOUR RATING

Crime Drama Mystery

Rebus is called to an investment bank after a man shoots himself in front of the bank's owner. In his wallet the dead man has a photo of a young child along with the words Alto Chicampa. At ... Read allRebus is called to an investment bank after a man shoots himself in front of the bank's owner. In his wallet the dead man has a photo of a young child along with the words Alto Chicampa. At the man's funeral, Rebus finds out that he was working for a chemical company, about to se... Read allRebus is called to an investment bank after a man shoots himself in front of the bank's owner. In his wallet the dead man has a photo of a young child along with the words Alto Chicampa. At the man's funeral, Rebus finds out that he was working for a chemical company, about to set up a new plant at a local estate to manufacture a new pesticide for the third world. Inv... Read all

See production info at IMDbPro

IMDb RATING

8.0/10

147

YOUR RATING

2User reviews

See production info at IMDbPro

User reviews2

Featured review

9/10

Corruption in high places.

Rebus has to deal with his failing car, and a bizarre case if suicide, after a man walks into the office of an investment banker, and commits suicide.

It's a classy production, one that sees Ken Story at his best as Rebus, the gruff Detective is forced to take on the powers that be, and battle distractions in his quest for the truth.

You see some very affluent parts of the great City, as well as some of the more ordinary parts, it looks great.

This is a very well written story, it's nicely plotted, and the acting is top notch, I can imagine that is how they were able to assemble such a cast, the likes of Anna Chancellor, Roy Marsden and Pip Torrens are all terrific.

It did make me chuckle that his boss seemed to have a different hairstyle in almost every scene, it's quite funny.

Impressive, 9/10.

Photos

Storyline

Edit

Did you know

Edit

Trivia
The fictional "Dusanto" chemical company is a veiled reference to the real chemical company "Monsanto." The reference is a play on the French phrase "mon dû" which translates in English to "my god."