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Frederick Forsyth Presents is a series of British made-for-television films made by FremantleMedia for London Weekend Television on ITV, first broadcast between 2 December 1989 to 8 December 1990. Based on stories which were later published as the Forsyth novel The Deceiver, there are six
Frederick Forsyth Presents: With Alan Howard, Richard Hope, David Threlfall, Mike Farrell. Frederick Forsyth, the internationally acclaimed author of Day of the Jackal, The Fourth Protocol and The Negotiator, is the creator and presenter of this series of six original and exciting spy thrillers written exclusively for television.
Episode list. Frederick Forsyth Presents. Top-rated. Sat, Nov 17, 1990. S2.E1. A Little Piece of Sunshine. The murder of the British Governor of the Caribbean Barclay Islands during a pre-independence election campaign, draws the world's press and a Scotland Yard detective to the scene. 7.4/10. Rate. Top-rated. Sat, Dec 9, 1989. S1.E2.
A Casualty of War: Directed by Lawrence Gordon Clark. With David Threlfall, Shelley Hack, Amanda Burton, Richard Hope. In response to American attacks on his personal headquarters, Libyan leader Muammar Ghaddafi seeks revenge.
Frederick Forsyth Presents. All Episodes 1989 - 1990. Season. 2. 1. All. Overview. 6 Episodes. IMDB TVDB Fanart.tv. Status Ended. Network #<Network:0x00007fc9514b8ad0> Premiered 1989-12-02T00:00:00Z. Runtime 1h 30m. Total Runtime 9h (6 episodes) Country United Kingdom. Genres Drama.
Internationally acclaimed author Frederick Forsyth presents six original spy thrillers. Action 1989. Caution. Starring Frederick Forsyth. Episodes. EPISODE 1. A Casualty of War. After American F-111 bombers strike and destroy the personal headquarters of Colonel Gadaffi, the Libyan leader seeks revenge.
23 de abr. de 2024 · Synopsis. Frederick Forsyth, the internationally acclaimed author of Day of the Jackal, The Fourth Protocol and The Negotiator, is the creator and presenter of this series of six original and exciting spy thrillers written exclusively for television.
