In the original, the series is called "MIDSOMER MURDERS" - "MIDSERSKY Murders". Shot based on the work of Carolina Graham, he appeared on screens in March 1997 and immediately became one of the most beloved for millions of viewers worldwide. Many actors famous in the UK participated in the UK, the scenarios were written by Anthony Horowice in co-authorship with Betty Willinghal and Brian Tru Meiy. The thirteenth season of the multi-seater painting became the last for John Nettle as the inspector of Tom Barnaby, and in the next he was replaced by the Actor Neil Dazhen, who plays the inspector John Barnabi - Cousin Toma.
Midsamer is a pretty and welcoming corner of the UK in the heart of rural England. Approximately about a third of the population of the county make up the killers and their victims, and the rest are simply suspects or suspicious faces. The best way to get acquainted with the history, geography and the cultural life of this area is the investigation of crimes. The main character of that Barnabi is the police inspector - there is not the easiest thing. In the villages with very beautiful nature, shady alleys and unusually green lawns, cunning criminals constantly violate.
Actress Fione Dolman first appears in the thirteenth season as a wife John Barnaby. The charming and beautiful heroine of Fiona, Sarah Barnabi immediately fascinated TV viewers and became the unchanging hero of the series. Like an unknown breed dog born spouses
By the way ...
- The tool on which music is performed in the credits is called termenvox. He was invented by the Russian scientist Leo Termen and for the first time demonstrated to the public in 1920. He became the progenitor of the modern synthesizer, which appeared 40 years later, and his uniqueness lies in the fact that the Termenvelox is the only tool on which they play without touching it. The sound is carried out at the expense of two antennas located on the left and to the right of the tool, in the direction of which the performer performs smooth movements by hand. Termenvelox was also used to write music to the films of Alfred Hitchcock "Welly" and Robert Wise "Day, when the Earth stopped."
- Scottish actor Ian Richardson was invited to a role in the series, but died before the start of the filming.
- The shooting of one of the episodes of the series were stopped shortly after their start, since the similarity of the fictional plot and real events became too obvious.