| Description |
4 videodiscs (approximately 274 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in. |
| System Details |
DVD, widescreen (16:9) presentation; Dolby Digital stereo. |
| Note |
Title from container. |
| Cast |
Ken Stott, Claire Price. |
| Note |
Based on the novels by Ian Rankin. |
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Originally broadcast on television in 2006. |
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Contains 4 episodes from the British mystery television series. |
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"As seen on BBC America." |
| Audience |
Not rated. |
| Summary |
The black book: When a part-time prostitute turns up in a shallow grave among shale hills known locally as the Five Sisters, Rebus links her murder with the death of another young woman 10 years earlier. He targets a distinguished member of Parliament as the prime suspect for both cases. But the real proof may lie in an anonymously mailed book, lavishly illustrated and written in rune-like code. |
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A question of blood: Called to investigate a college shooting, Rebus and his partner, DS Siobhan Clarke, find complete carnage: two dead, bloodied boys, one of whom is Rebus's cousin once removed. A third boy has suffered serious injuries and is taken to the hospital, unable to speak. The suspected shooter (an ex-commando) appears to have taken his own life. Upon closer inspection, Rebus notices that a highly trained assassin died with tears in his eyes. |
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Strip Jack: When police bust a local brothel, they find Gregor Jack, a millionaire entrepreneur and self-styled antipoverty activist. Later, Jack's wife turns up dead-- murdered in a manner similar to that of a working-class woman in Edinburgh. Did both women fall prey to a serial killer? Or was Mrs. Jack's murder a copy-cat killing? |
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Let it bleed: Sammy McNally walks into the prestigious investment firm Hammill Ferguson and abruptly blows out his brains with a sawed-off shotgun, directly in front of the firm's founder. Rebus's subsequent investigation leads him to some of Edinburgh's wealthiest and most influential citizens and puts him at odds not only with his boss, DSC Gill Templer, but also with his partner, DS Siobhan Clarke. |
| Contents |
[Disc 1]: The black book / written by David Kane ; producer, Alan J. Wands ; director, Roger Gartland (ca. 69 min.) -- [Disc 2]: A question of blood / written and directed by Matthew Evans ; producer, Alan J. Wands (ca. 69 min.) -- [Disc 3]: Strip Jack / written by Robert Murphy ; producer, Alan J. Wands ; director Matthew Evans (ca. 67 min.) -- [Disc 4]: Let it bleed / written by David Kane ; producer, Alan J. Wands ; director, Roger Gartland (ca. 69 min.). |
| Note |
Special features: [Disc 4]: "Rebus : behind the scenes," a 50-min. documentary featuring interviews with Ian Rankin, Ken Stott, Claire Price, Jennifer Black, and more; Ian Rankin bio; trailer; cast filmographies. |
| Language |
Closed-captioned. |
| Note |
GMD: videorecording. |
| Subject |
Rebus, Inspector (Fictitious character) -- Drama.
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Detective and mystery plays -- Scotland -- Edinburgh.
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Murder -- Scotland -- Edinburgh -- Drama.
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Criminal investigation -- Scotland -- Edinburgh -- Drama.
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Edinburgh (Scotland) -- Drama.
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Rankin, Ian -- Film adaptations.
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Homicide -- Scotland -- Edinburgh -- Drama.
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Rankin, Ian -- Adaptations -- Drama.
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| Genre/Form |
Television programs.
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Foreign television programs -- Great Britain.
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Detective and mystery television programs.
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Television adaptations.
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Films for the hearing impaired.
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Mystery -- Television series.
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Adaptation -- Television series.
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Television serials.
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Mystery television programs.
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| Added Author |
Stott, Ken, 1955-
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Price, Claire.
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Kane, David.
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Wands, Alan J., 1952-
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Gartland, Roger.
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Evans, Matthew.
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Murphy, Robert.
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Rankin, Ian
Black book.
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Rankin, Ian
Question of blood.
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Rankin, Ian
Strip Jack.
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Rankin, Ian
Let it bleed.
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SMG TV Productions (Firm)
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Acorn Media (Firm)
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| Added Title |
Ken Stott is Rebus. Set 2 |
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Rebus (Television program)
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Black book.
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Question of blood.
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Strip Jack.
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Let it bleed.
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| Standard No. |
054961944699 |
| Music No. |
AMP-9446 Acorn Media |
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