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Nobody believes Lettie Ross's story of murder, but
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Radio West's 'Private Ear', Eddie Shoestring, is paid to listen…
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"ROOM WITH A VIEW"
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written by ROBERT BENNETT
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directed by HENRY HERBERT
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Original BBC1 tx:
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5 OCTOBER 1980
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2105 - 2200hrs,
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watched by 12.5 million
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Filming dates:
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31 March to 17 April 1980
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(drn. 53'38")
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Lettie Ross witnesses a murder?
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An enjoyable start to a new series. Trevor Eve, and
indeed all the regulars, are comfortable with their
characters and provide great performances. The
Eddie/Erica relationship has shifted slightly to one of
friendship rather than relationship. Teaming Eddie with
his temporary "partner" Lettie works well. "Room With a
View" doffs its cap to Hitchcock's "Rear Window", but
surprises the viewer by turning the inspiration on its head
to reveal that the supposed victim is in fact, the
unfortunate voyeur.
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Eddie takes a call in his
usual inimitable fashion
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ADDITIONAL COMMENTS BY DENE:
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