The Murder of Stephen Lawrence

The Murder of Stephen Lawrence

103 mins | Drama, TV Movie | Feb. 18, 1999

Stephen Lawrence was a black London teenager murdered by white racists in 1993. His parents fought to have the crime properly investigated, culminating in a judicial enquiry into the event itself and also the inadequacies of the ensuing investigation by the London Metropolitan Police.

The Murder of Stephen Lawrence

103 mins | Drama, TV Movie | Feb. 18, 1999

The Murder of Stephen Lawrence
Stephen Lawrence was a black London teenager murdered by white racists in 1993. His parents fought to have the crime properly investigated, culminating in a judicial enquiry into the event itself and also the inadequacies of the ensuing investigation by the London Metropolitan Police.
IMDb rating 7.1
Producers WGBH Boston, ITV Studios
Original title The Murder of Stephen Lawrence
Directors Paul Greengrass
Writers Paul Greengrass

Cast

Marianne Jean-Baptiste

as Doreen Lawrence

Hugh Quarshie

as Neville Lawrence

Leon Black

as Stephen Lawrence

Ashley Walters

as Stuart Lawrence

Millicent Gezi

as Georgina Lawrence

Joseph Kpobie

as Duwayne Brooks

Brian Bovell

as Uncle

Jo Martin

as Cheryl Stoley

Michael Feast

as DCS Ilsley

Kenneth Cranham

as Michael Mansfield QC

David Calder

as Sir Paul Condon

Shaun Chawdhary

as Imran Khan

Stafford Gordon

as DAC Ian Johnston

David Schaal

as DS Bevan

Jenny Tarren

as WDC Holden

Natasha Williams

as Clara

Doña Croll

as Ros Howells OBE

Sandra Bee

as ARA Woman

Trevor Thomas

as ARA Man

Ricci Harnett

as Neil Acourt

Lee Colley

as Jamie Acourt

Darren Morfitt

as Luke Knight

Neil Maskell

as Gary Dobson

Dominic Power

as David Norris

Simon Kunz

as Defence Barrister

Tim Munro

as Mr Taffe

Terry Bird

as Mr Shepherd

Philip Nelson

as Joey Shepherd

Cathy Murphy

as Woman at Door

Howard Whiteson

as Council Official

Neelam Bakshi

as Doctor

Polly Lister

as Nurse

Paul Barrow

as Staff Officer

Anna Northam

as PC Bethal

Kim MacDonald

as PC Gleeson

Jack Waters

as Reporter

Andy Baker

as Reporter

Tony Guilfoyle

as Magistrate

David Cann

as Forensic Scientist

Sam Cox

as Pathologist

Albert Welling

as Jury Foreman

David McKail

as Coroner

Elaine Rhoades

as Theresa Norris

Lawrence Sheldon

as Noakes