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As World War II rages over Europe, one man fights his own battle against murder, mystery and betrayal on the south coast of England. It is May 1940 and Detective Chief Superintendent Christopher Foyle sometimes feels his skills would be better used in the war effort than investigating domestic crime.

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07x03 The Hide Aired: Apr. 25, 2010

As Foyle prepares to be replaced at the police station and begin retirement, his attention is grabbed by a news story about a man sentenced to … [continue reading]

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Show's Cast / Crew

Directors

  • Jeremy Silberston (8 episodes)
  • Gavin Millar (4 episodes)
  • Tristram Powell (3 episodes)

Writers

  • Anthony Horowitz (24 episodes)
  • Michael Chaplin (II) (1 episodes)
  • Matthew Hall (1 episodes)
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Series Fun Facts

  • Horowitz's working title for the series was "The Blitz Detective".
  • To the considerable mystification and annoyance of Anthony Horowitz (writer) and the cast, Simon Shaps, former Director of Television for ITV, who only stayed in the job for eighteen months,…
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    To the considerable mystification and annoyance of Anthony Horowitz (writer) and the cast, Simon Shaps, former Director of Television for ITV, who only stayed in the job for eighteen months, announced in 2007 that he would kill off this well-respected and lucrative series after making one final season of episodes. Horowitz had to abandon several scripts for episodes set in 1944, and jump forwards to episodes covering the end of the war in 1945. However in February 2009 it was announced that this decision had been reversed now Shaps had left his TV executive role, and three more episodes would be filmed. "Foyle's War" (2002) {The Russian House (#7.1)}, set in peace-time, was the first of these episodes.
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  • Episodes of the show required five weeks to film.
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