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Directed by: Julian Jarrold
Starring: Emily Watson (Janet Leach), Dominic West (Fred West), Monica Dolan (Rose West), Sylvestra Le Touzel (DC Hazel Savage), Anthony Flanagan (Mike), Robert Glenister (DSI Bennett)
Country: UK; Effed Up British-Irish Cinema
Language: English (Optional Eng subs); Effed Up European Films
Runtime: 02:13:43
Genres: Based on a True Story, Serial Killers, Detectives
Plot – Spoilers:
Appropriate adult is a British legal oddity where police are expected to arrange for a suitably trained adult to be present during the interrogation of a young offender or an adult with mental disabilities.
In the ’90s, Janest Leach is training to be a social worker while also managing her home with lots of kids and a bipolar husband. When the police call her in to be an Appropriate Adult, she’s enthusiastic about her first gig but is later shocked to hear the person she’s assisting isn’t someone with learning disabilities, but a man accused of murdering his daughter.
This film is based on the interrogations of Fred West and his wife Rosemary West, convicted for the torture and murder of plenty of young women and girls, and focuses on the developing relationship between Janet and Fred.
Despite the crimes she’s exposed to being well outside her middleclass suburban world, Janet is quick to adapt to the needy Fred, possibly through her experience handling her bipolar husband at home. She also doesn’t seem to fear Fred even when alone with him, and slowly begins to enjoy her role as a confidante to a notorious criminal.
A TV miniseries, this punches well above TV movies through extraordinary performances from the 3 people that truly matter here.
Superb virtually true drama that hit the UK like a bomb.
This TV mini was excellent when it first aired… still is now
Very well made, well produced and well acted TV miniseries/docudrama. It examines the psychological effects Fred and Rose West have on Janet Leach long after they are dead and gone or put away in prison. It begins after the murders have been discovered so there are no torture scenes or bloody murders in the film. It is mostly interrogations and interviews of Fred West (with a creepy performance by Dominic West as Fred) and his confessions, and a fairly gripping court reenactment of the Rose West trial later on. It drives home the point that, no matter how hard you try to forgive and forget, the person that fucked you over will always live with you and in some ways win, much like the film “7 Days” (2010) demonstrates. 4 stars.
this is Janet Leaches story of her involvment as Fred Wests appropriate adult, it gives another insight to the notorious murders of both fred and rose, I followed the story as it was released back in the mid 1990’s great cast and acting thanks for uploading
great movie, im mesmerized, the story has many depths
a really interesting story but it dragged on so slowly it was painful. Does NOT belong on here as it didnt show a single effed up thing. Way too watered down for this site… remove it pls.
this is a total sleeper just ignore the sappy parts it isn’t difficult.
oi laddie *slobbers through my fucked up teeth” ish thish the appropriate adult?
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You guys should upload more cat 3 movies, especially the rarer ones
Tks for the spoilers in the comments stupid cunts
Believed or not it was very interesting movie. The lady found out in the psychopath what she was missing from her husband….
THank you
Interesting but irritating at the same time. Recently I watched the Netflix series about Dahmer and the film Tony, 2026 about Athony Bourdain and just like this they mix fact with drama so I am constantly questioning what is real. I have to keep stop/starting because the questions are spinning in my head.
Not sure I like that style but it seems no one really cares if things are made up or added to a real life story if it makes it more entertaining.
FAO Tamir. Go to 51.28 and see those road signs in Miles. Madness a drama made in England about an English murder and the sign-posts are in imperial. Must be fake….
Will watch. The relationship wont have been long considering Fred killed himself. Worth noting the police only arrested Fred first and allowed Rose to stay in a hotel with her daughter until they realised she was just as horrible. At which point she got nabbed and plod kicked the poor child out on the street, no money and no support.
First😘 I first heard bits and pieces about the vicious and unbelievable murders of serial killers Fred and Rose West from jokes made on Mock the Week, so naturally I was curious to see one of the first dramatisations of the story. Basically, set in 1994, Gloucestershire, Janet Leach (BAFTA winning, and Golden Globe nominated Emily Watson) is the voluntary worker and social worker brought in to sit in the interviews to help with the investigation into a series of murders. The man in question requiring her presence is Frederick Walter Stephen West (300’s BAFTA winning Dominic West, no relation), who is suspected of killing his daughter and an ex-wife, and soon enough he confesses in detail to a killing or two. As time goes by and Fred agrees to show the authorities where he put the remains of his victims, he also hints to Janet of more people he has killed, but because of her obligation of confidentiality to him she cannot tell the police. Meanwhile, she also seems to be forming an overly complicated personal relationship with Fred as he gains her trust to help him get back his family and house, but to do this he must promise to reveal all the people he has killed. Also being questioned about the various murders, which may total up to twenty or more victims, is Fred’s wife Rosemary Pauline West, née Letts (BAFTA winning Monica Dolan), who is seen on screen mostly swearing a lot and shouting that she… Read more »