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In the suspenseful crime thriller Line of Duty, Martin Compston's character, Detective Sergeant Steve Arnott, makes his way through the perilous world of police wrongdoing and corruption. Arnott is hired by AC-12, an anti-corruption team tasked with weeding out dishonest officers within the department, after directing a failed operation that led to the death of an innocent man. Arnott becomes entangled in a web of intrigue and deceit as he looks into cases involving everything from organised crime to police brutality, endangering both his job and his life. As the strong but flawed detective, Compston gives a superb performance, while the supporting cast, which also includes Vicky McClure and Adrian Dunbar, adds nuance and complexity to their individual parts. As Arnott and his coworkers are forced to face the realities of police work in a society where the line between good and wrong is frequently blurred, Line of Duty stands apart from other police procedurals by emphasising moral ambiguity and ethical issues.
Drama Series | 2015 | Simon
Best Leading Actress | 2014 | Keeley
Best TV Drama | 2014
Best Tape and Film Editing Drama | 2014
Favourite Actor | 2021 | Martin
Best Actor For and | 2020
Best Actor | 2020 | Stephen
Best Writer | 2018
Best Drama Series | 2018
Best Actress For and | 2017
Best Television Episode Teleplay | 2020 | Jed
Best Drama Series | 2018
Virgin Medias MustSee Moment | 2020
Best Supporting Actor | 2017
Original Music | 2022 | Carly
Editing Fiction | 2022
Sound Fiction | 2022
Best Leading Actress | 2015 | Keeley
Best Drama Series | 2015
Virgin TVs MustSee Moment | 2017
Best Supporting Actress | 2015 | Vicky
Best Director Fiction | 2022
Best Drama Series | 2013
Best Actress | 2015 | Keeley
Best Drama Series or Serial | 2015
Best Writer | 2015
Best Drama SeriesSerial | 2013 | Jed
Best Television Series Drama | 2022
Best Actress in a Series DramaGenre | 2022 | Kelly
Best Direction in a TV or SVOD Miniseries Episode | 2021 | Daniel
Best Actress Television | 2021 | Kelly
Audience Award | 2021 | Kelly
Best Directing in Film or Television | 2016
Best Actor Television | 2014
Excellence in Sound for a Television Drama | 2018 | Paul
Actor Female | 2018 | Thandie
Drama Series | 2013
Writer Drama | 2013 | Jed
Actor Male | 2013 | Lennie
Best Original Music Score | 2017
Best Drama Series or Serial | 2013
The police refused to cooperate with the series' producers. Consequently the production team were advised both by retired policemen and anonymous serving officers. They also made use of anonymous police blogs.
Police Rank Acronyms: PC - Police Constable.DC - Detective Constable.PS - Police Sergeant.DS - Detective Sergeant.Insp. - Inspector.DI - Detective Inspector.CI - Chief Inspector.DCI - Detective Chief Inspector.Supt. - Superintendent.DSU - Detective Superintendent.CS - Chief Superintendent.DCS - Detective Chief Superintendent.ACC - Assistant Chief Constable.DCC - Deputy Chief Constable.CC - Chief Constable.Civilian Role Acronyms: FI - Forensic Investigator.FC - Forensic Co-ordinator.PCC - Police & Crime Commissioner.
The series was the highest-ranked current series in a list of the best cop shows of all time and in a poll of the best British crime dramas of all time.
Bestselling author Stephen King, a huge fan of the series, was especially fond of the Irish catchphrases used by superintendent Ted Hastings (Adrian Dunbar) such as, "Now we're sucking diesel!" (when you've fallen into good fortune thanks to your own hard work) and "Jesus, Mary and Joseph and the wee donkey!"
The show is set in an unidentified British city. Several named settings are fictional. However there are many things throughout the show to suggest that said 'city' is somewhere in the Midlands, most likely Birmingham.
