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Regular cast

• Stephanie Turner (Inspector Jean Darblay)
• Anna Carteret (Inspector Kate Longton)
• David Ellison (Sergeant Joseph Beck)
• Noel Collins (Sergeant George Parrish)
• C.J Allen (Police Constable Brian Kellehar)
• Mark Botham (Police Constable Danny Sparks)
• Edward Peel (Detective Chief Inspector Mark Perrin)
• Tony Caunter (Detective Chief Inspector Jim Logan)
• James Grout (Div. Supt. Albert Hallam)
• David Hargreaves (Tom Darblay)
• Tom Georgeson (John Holden)

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Episode list

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Trivia

• Exterior scenes filmed in the Lancashire towns of Bacup and Burnley, and in Todmorden, West Yorkshire. Other locations around east Lancashire and West Yorkshire were also used.

• Bacup police station was only ever used as an external view, the interior is fictional and studio based. When leaving the police station to go on mobile patrol, the vehicles were driven from the front of the police station, to the left, which in reality, leaves them driving into a wall and shuttered warehouse.

• The existing and currently operation Bacup police station is likely to be sold soon as alternate accommodation for the police is currently being sought.

• In the Big Finish Doctor Who audio drama Deadline, Juliet Bravo has become a cult phenomenon in a world where Doctor Who never caught on.

• In 1989, Anna Carteret reprised her role as Kate Longton in Alexei Sayle's Stuff (episode 5, series 2). Viewers were fooled into believing that the first few minutes of the programme was a real Juliet Bravo episode, the illusion being broken only when one of her male colleagues appears not to "know what a woman is".

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DVD Release

Juliet Bravo is being released on DVD by 2 Entertain/Cinema Club. The first five series are currently available. 2 Entertain/Cinema Club have now confirmed that Series 6 will not be released on DVD by them. So far all enquiries with the BBC on any future release of Series 6 have proved fruitless, despite the BBC Online Shop being the first website to have advertised Series 6 along with a release date the BBC enquiries and BBC Shop have now denied all knowledge of ever planning to release it and are suggesting all enquiries be made to 2Entertain who when contacted are in return telling any enquirer to contact the BBC .So as of July 2007 it is not looking any closer to a release of the final series.

External links

• Juliet Bravo at the Internet Movie Database
• Juliet Bravo on TV Tome
• Action TV
• British Film Institute Screen Online