John Thaw and co in 'The Sweeny', a popular 70's detective show. John Thaw played Detective Inspector John Albert. Funny, eh?

A picure of John Thaw from quite a long time ago.

A symbolic photograph from the filming of _The Remorseful Day_ showing the
empty seats of John Thaw (Inspector Morse) and Colin Dexter (Inspector Morse
writer)

Robert Lewis and Chief Inspector Morse in 'Death Is Now My Neighbour'

From the filming of _The Remorseful Day_, a few seconds before Morse collapses
of a heart attack.

John Thaw (Inspector Morse) and Chris at the filming of _The Remorseful Day_.
Note the seat in the background, this is the seat from the above photo.

Colin Dexter (Writer) and John Thaw (Morse) at the filming of _The Remorseful
Day_

John Thaw (Morse) and Barrington Pheloung (Composer of the themem tune as well as other tunes for Morse). Barrington symbolically appears in _The
Remorseful Day_ minutes before Morse collapses.

Chris and Cy. Note the sign in the background, viewers of _The Remorseful
Day_ will know about this!

'The Three Amigos' (John Thaw (Morse), Cy and Colin Dexter (Author))

Shot from 'The Remorseful Day', just after Morse collapses. This shot is not
actually not in the film.

John Thaw (Inspector Morse)

John Thaw signing autographs at the shooting of _The Remorseful Day_

   
Picures of various people from _The Remorseful Day_. Too many to number, just
see the film :)

This is from one of the early Morse TV series, Dr. Russell and a rather-young-
looking Robbie Lewis.

Kevin Whately (Robert Lewis) and John Thaw (Inspector Morse) in a bookshop
in Britain. This bookshop pop's up in _The Remorseful Day_ at times.

   
Photo one is from the filming of a early Morse TV series (Note the fine head
of hair John Thaw had back then!)
Photo two is Morse's Jaguar car. Drooling can commence now :)

From outside the bookshop -- lot of camera's eh ?

Superintendent Strange (don't giggle), the head of Thames Valley CID.
He's Morse and Lewis' boss.

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