Episodes cast for
"Lewis" (2007)

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Season: 1 | 2
Year: 2007 | 2008

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Season 1

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Season 1, Episode 1: Whom the Gods Would Destroy

18 February 2007
DI Lewis and DS Hathaway investigate the murder of Dean Greely. As the investigation continues, they discover that Greely and three other men had formed a club during their Oxford student days, the Sons of the Twice Born. Today, the men have little contact with one another and initially deny that their club existed. When a second member of the foursome is murdered, it becomes apparent the they have a secret, one from 30 years ago and that someone is out for revenge.

	Sasha Behar	...	Catherine Linn
	Richard Lintern	...	Sefton Linn
	Crispin Redman	...	Dean Greely
	Sian Thomas	...	Ingrid Nielson
	Adrian Rawlins	...	Harry Bundrick
	Richard Dillane	...	Theodore Platt
	Kevin Whately	...	DI Robert Lewis
	Laurence Fox	...	DS James Hathaway
	Clare Holman	...	Dr. Laura Hobson
	Rebecca Front	...	Chief Superintendent Innocent
	Anna Massey	...	Prof. Margaret Gold
	Diana Payan	...	Petra Bundrick
	Anna Madeley	...	Anne Sadikov
	Ellie Kendrick	...	Megan Linn
	Nicola Redmond	...	Tina Daniels
	Martyn Whitby	...	John Staunton
	Mark Spalding	...	Love Lines Supervisor
	Andi Osho	...	Receptionist (scenes deleted)
	Colin Dexter	...	Oxford don in college dining room when Linn says grace (uncredited)
	Christopher Fosh	...	Policeman when Harry is arrested (uncredited)

Season 1, Episode 2: Old School Ties

25 February 2007
DI Lewis is less than pleased when he and DS Hathaway are assigned to protect Nicky Turnbull, a former criminal turned successful author. Turnbull had actually cheated two Oxford colleges in his computer scam and had received death threats. Turnbull is everything Lewis dislikes but he grits his teeth does the job. Turnbull is in Oxford to make a speech at the request of the Students Union but things take a serious turn when Jo Gilchrist, a student and a member of Turnbull's reception committee, is found strangled. Gilchrist wrote for a student newspaper and was about to expose a professor's exam scam. When Turnbull is shot in the courtyard of his hotel, Lewis realizes that the man's wife was his first girlfriend. He also learns that they were on the verge of getting a divorce.

	Owen Teale	...	Nicky Turnbull
	Don Gallagher	...	Professor Weller
	James Russell	...	David Harvey
	Frances Albery	...	Jo Gilchrist
	Emma Campbell-Webster	...	Caroline Morton (as Emma Campbell Webster)
	Tom Harper	...	Stephen Gilchrist
	Kevin Whately	...	DI Robert Lewis
	Laurence Fox	...	DS James Hathaway
	Rebecca Front	...	Chief Superintendent Innocent
	Stuart Milligan	...	Webster
	Sarah Quintrell	...	Chloe
	David Glover	...	Rev Kennedy
	Ksenia Lavrentieva	...	Hotel Cleaner
	Clare Holman	...	Dr. Laura Hobson
	Alex McSweeney	...	Paul
	Illona Linthwaite	...	Daphne
	Gina McKee	...	Diane Turnbull
	Pieter Lawman	...	Jarvis
	Maeve Ryan	...	2nd Reporter (as Maeve Rya)
	Neil Madden	...	3rd Reporter
	David Baukham	...	Norman
	Peter Symonds	...	Jackson - Porter
	Michael Wilson	...	Graham - Prison Officer
	Cathy Tyson	...	Dr. Patterson
	Niall Refoy	...	Charlie Read
	Louis Hilyer	...	Ray Hanson
	Peter Aubrey	...	Skinner
	Ben Loyd-Holmes	...	Muscle Boy (uncredited)

Season 1, Episode 3: Expiation

4 March 2007
When an Oxford housewife is found hanged in her home, Lewis and Hathaway unearth a far darker murder case than the initial suicide verdict suggests.

	Emma Croft	...	Rachel Mallory
	Eva Sayer	...	Anna Mallory
	James Wilby	...	Hugh Mallory
	Julia Joyce	...	Izzie Mallory
	Adam Parkinson	...	Michael Hayward
	Jonathan McCausland	...	Lucas Hayward
	Vincent Regan	...	David Hayward
	Lucy Robinson	...	Louise Hayward
	Pip Torrens	...	Malcolm Croft
	Ben Peel	...	Student
	John Wood	...	Edward Le Plassiter
	William Houston	...	George Stoker
	Carolyn Pickles	...	Jane Templeton
	Kevin Whately	...	DI Robert Lewis
	Laurence Fox	...	DS James Hathaway
	Rebecca Front	...	Chief Superintendent Innocent
	Sanchia McCormack	...	Bella Shepherd
	Josette Simon	...	Stephanie Fielding
	Jermaine Woods	...	Daniel Fielding
	Wanda Ventham	...	Eleanor Mallory
	Simon Evans	...	Dr. Martin Cook (as Si Evans)
	Timothy Carlton	...	Harris
	Clare Holman	...	Dr. Laura Hobson
	Phoebe Nicholls	...	Caroline Croft
	Chris Sunley	...	Technical Officer
	Alma Ferovic	...	Irina (uncredited)
	Christopher Fosh	...	Policeman (uncredited)
	Louise Hickson	...	Neurotic Client (uncredited)
	Ben Loyd-Holmes	...	Muscle boy (uncredited)

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Season 2

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Season 2, Episode 1: And the Moonbeams Kiss the Sea

24 February 2008

	Darren Clarke	...	Chapman
	Haydn Gwynne	...	Sandra Walters
	Emily Beecham	...	Nell Buckley
	Tom Riley	...	Philip Horton
	Neil Pearson	...	Dr. Stringer
	Ian Burfield	...	Jeffreys
	Kevin Whately	...	DI Robert Lewis
	Laurence Fox	...	DS James Hathaway
	Clare Holman	...	Dr. Laura Hobson
	James Weaver	...	Baxter
	Felix Scott	...	Franklin
	Jack Gordon	...	James Goddard
	Jeany Spark	...	Jane Evans
	Caleb Rowe	...	Charles Williamson
	Rebecca Front	...	Chief Superintendent Innocent
	Julia St. John	...	Naomi Norris
	Caroline O'Neill	...	Susan Chapman
	Billy Geraghty	...	Jackson
	Pippa Haywood	...	Veronica Gray
	William Hope	...	Quentin Jackson (uncredited)
	Ciaron Kelly	...	(uncredited)

Season 2, Episode 2: Music to Die For

2 March 2008

	Tom Goodman-Hill	...	Richard Helm
	Niall Buggy	...	R G Cole
	Ben Batt	...	Milo Hardy
	Bradley James	...	Jack Roth
	Joanna Christie	...	Sarah Kriel
	Cheryl Campbell	...	Valli Helm
	Rachael Blake	...	Ann Kriel
	Paul Venables	...	Hansie Kriel
	Andrew Knott	...	Ryan Gallen
	Hosh Kane	...	Tom Pettigrew
	Kevin Whately	...	DI Robert Lewis
	Laurence Fox	...	DS James Hathaway
	Clare Holman	...	Dr. Laura Hobson
	Rebecca Front	...	Chief Superintendent Innocent
	John Salthouse	...	Charles Acres
	Erich Redman	...	Handke
	Carl Isherwood	...	Gateman
	Laurence Richardson	...	Police Constable

Season 2, Episode 3: Life Born of Fire

9 March 2008
Lady Hugh, the intolerant Bible-fanatic president of Oxford's Mayfield college, turns against anything gay. Shortly after popular, decent student Will McEwan shoots himself in the head in St. Mark's church, after waving the revolver at Reverend Francis King, who is himself found torturously murdered by a hot poker in the head the next day. The link between both victims is The Garden, a pious society offering 'Christian answers to youngsters' contemporary questions', its emblem being a Fenix, which both Will's suicide note 'I lost my way between Getsemane and Calvary' and a message on King's door 'Life born of fire' refer to. Lewis's partner, Detective Sergeant James Hathaway, was a friend of gentle gay Will in school and again at university, but his brutally gay-bashing father Henry McEwan apparently repudiates Will posthumously finding out and his mother believed he was getting steady with a nice girl. Lewis keeps digging in all those circles, discovering more secrets and deceit. More blood is to be spilled, and the meaning of names proves crucial...

	Philip Battley	...	Will McEwan
	Matthew Marsh	...	Henry McEwan
	Ian McNeice	...	Rev King
	Rachael Stirling	...	Zoë Kenneth
	Chiké Okonkwo	...	Jonjo Read
	Kate Miles	...	Nova Rose
	Bruce Mackinnon	...	Conan Jones
	Kevin Whately	...	DI Robert Lewis
	Clare Holman	...	Dr. Laura Hobson
	Laurence Fox	...	DS James Hathaway
	Michael Pennington	...	Dr Melville
	Deborah Findlay	...	Lady Hugh
	Gillian Bevan	...	Sadie McEwan
	David Ryall	...	Mr Cooper
	Oliver Milburn	...	Charlie Newton
	Rebecca Front	...	Chief Superintendent Innocent
	Colin Dexter	...	Man standing at entrance to Merton College as Lewis and Hathaway walk past after Will's funeral (uncredited)

Season 2, Episode 4: The Great and the Good

16 March 2008

	Laura Rees	...	Beatrice Donnelly
	Richard McCabe	...	Gavin Matthews
	Kwame Kwei-Armah	...	Danny Adebayou
	Jason Watkins	...	Oswald Cooper
	Laurence Fox	...	DS James Hathaway
	Kevin Whately	...	DI Robert Lewis
	Daniela Nardini	...	Magda Donnelly
	Sean McGinley	...	Keiran Donnelly
	Laura O'Toole	...	Doctor
	Emily Bruni	...	Jessamine Matthews
	Marian McLoughlin	...	Phoebe
	Tim Dutton	...	Simon Ashton
	Wendy Nottingham	...	Susan Wheldon
	Rebecca Front	...	Chief Superintendent Innocent
	Clare Holman	...	Dr. Laura Hobson
	Beth Goddard	...	Belinda Ashton
	Paul Anderson	...	Frank Sporetti
	Colin Dexter	...	Man talking to Superintendent Innocent at Jessamine Matthews' party (uncredited)
	Martin Heathcote	...	Custody sergeant (uncredited)