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Created by : Reginald Hill(1936-2012) created these two rough, gruff,
no nonsense, Yorkshire detectives.
First Appeared in print.:1996.
First radio appearance :No acted version yet, but there have been radio readings of some of the novels, done by Philip Jackson.
Partner/Sidekick : Colin Buchanan, the cultured DI Peter Pascoe on tv.
Arch Enemies : Ordinary folk. Hill, the creator, makes the stories very realistic by having "normal" folk as the criminals in his storylines, adding to the realism.
Setting/Location : Yorkshire based.
Tv connections : The tv series has been very popular on BBC tv with Warren Clarke
as the grumpy, belching, Dalziel (pronounced "Dee- el"),and Colin Buchanan(above) as Pascoe. The series is currently being repeated on the Drama channel, but was originally screened on the early 1990s.
(1947-2014)
Warren Clarke as grumpy, boozy, fag-smoking DS Andy Dalziel.
Clarke plays the part brilliantly on tv , as the dinosaur detective, who's not much into theory and conjecture, but believes in hard facts -and using his fists ! Dalziel is fat, lazy, and has an old-fashioned attitude towards women - making him the ideal foil for the better educated Pascoe. The vulgar, loud, rude, heavy-drinking Dalziel is a complete contrast to his intellectual sidekick detective , Peter Pascoe.
Theme tune :
- Sherlock
Holmes
- Sexton
Blake
- Miss
Marple
- Hercule
Poirot
- Father
Brown
- Lord Peter
Wimsey
- Paul
Temple
- Inspector
Carr
- Dick
Barton
- Dr
Fell
- The Teahouse
Detective
- Jack
Frost
- Baldi
- Inspector
Morse
- Adam
Dalgliesh
- Petrella
- Julie
Enfield
- Mrs
Bradley
- The
Saint
- Rebus
- Thorpe
Hazell
- McLevy
- Bulldog
Drummond
- Inspector
Alleyn
- Cadfael
- Inspector Resnick
- Dalziel &
Pascoe
- DCI
Stone
- Dr
Morelle
- The Toff
- James
Bond
- Billy
Rucker
- Kate
Brannigan
- Ripley-soon
- PC
49
-
Inspector
Scott
- DI
Gwen Danbury
- The
Avengers
- Inspector West
- Florence
Cusack-soon
- Craven
-
Daunt and
Dervish
- DI
Cromwell
- Charles
Paris-soon
- Albert
Campion
- more to come...(45)