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The Dark Room is a 1995 crime novel by English writer Minette Walters. [1] It was shortlisted for a CWA Gold Dagger. [citation needed] In 1999, The Dark Room was adapted for television by the BBC. The cast featured Dervla Kirwan as Jane 'Jinx' Kingsley and James Wilby as Dr. Protheroe. [citation needed]
Minette met her husband Alec Walters while she was at Durham and they married in 1978. They have two sons, Roland and Philip. Walters joined IPC Magazines as a sub-editor in 1972 and became an editor of Woman's Weekly Library the following year. She supplemented her salary by writing romantic novelettes, short stories, and serials in her spare ...
Dervla Kirwan said of her role as Andrea Hayes; "Graham Theakston, with whom I worked on The Dark Room (a BBC1 adaptation of the Minette Walters novel), was directing The Bombmaker and asked me if I was interested. I could see all the pitfalls in the script, but female characters who dominate like Andrea are few and far between.
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The two-part adaptation of Minette Walters 1995 crime novel The Dark Room airs on BBC One, starring Dervla Kirwan as the shaven-headed Jane "Jinx" Kingsley and James Wilby as Dr. Protheroe. The serial concludes on 3 April, ending a run of her novels adapted for television which began in February 1996 with The Sculptress.
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