🚔 Life on Mars (2006–2007) Cast: Then and Now 🕰️ скачать в хорошем качестве

🚔 Life on Mars (2006–2007) Cast: Then and Now 🕰️

Step back in time to 1973 Manchester with Life on Mars, one of the most unique and beloved British crime dramas of all time. Mixing gritty police work, time travel, and unforgettable characters, this show left a lasting impact. But what happened to the cast after the show ended? In this video, we take a look at the Life on Mars cast then and now, from John Simm (DI Sam Tyler) to Philip Glenister (DCI Gene Hunt) and beyond. See how the actors have changed and what they’ve been up to since their time solving crimes in the ’70s. Featuring: ⭐ John Simm (DI Sam Tyler) – The detective lost in time. ⭐ Philip Glenister (DCI Gene Hunt) – The no-nonsense, hard-hitting boss. ⭐ Liz White (DC/PC Annie Cartwright) – The determined female officer fighting for respect. ⭐ Dean Andrews (DS Ray Carling) – The old-school detective with a tough exterior. ⭐ Marshall Lancaster (DC Chris Skelton) – The eager young cop finding his way. ⭐ Noreen Kershaw (Phyllis Dobbs) – The desk sergeant keeping the station running. ⭐ Tony Marshall (Nelson) – The wise bartender who always seemed to know more. ⭐ Joanne Froggatt (Ruth Tyler) – Sam’s mother, waiting for him in the past. ⭐ Archie Panjabi (Maya Roy) – Sam’s modern-day girlfriend who started it all. ⭐ Kevin McNally (Harry Woolf) – The respected but secretive senior officer. ⭐ Ralph Brown (Frank Morgan) – The enigmatic figure questioning Sam’s reality. ⭐ Lee Ross (DCI Litton) – A rival detective with a questionable past. ⭐ Georgia Taylor (Denise Williams) – A key figure in Sam’s investigations. ⭐ Reece Dinsdale (Simon Lamb) – A face from Sam’s past. ⭐ Lee Ingleby (Vic Tyler) – Sam’s father, central to his time-travel mystery. ⭐ Marc Warren (Tony Crane) – A chilling and memorable villain. …and many more! 📽 Watch until the end to see how the cast has changed over the years! 💬 Comment below with your favorite Life on Mars moment! 🔔 Don’t forget to LIKE & SUBSCRIBE for more nostalgic TV content! We put a lot of time and effort into creating our videos, ensuring they’re both high-quality and engaging. Here’s a quick look at our process: • Selecting the main topics and carefully scripting each video. • Researching up-to-date, reliable information through the Google API. • Fact-checking all details about the individuals featured. • Editing, designing, and rendering visuals using DaVinci Resolve. • Adding music from YouTube’s library. On average, each video takes 8–12 hours to produce. If you enjoyed watching, please like and share with your friends! Let us know in the comments what topics you’d love to see next, and don’t forget to subscribe to support the channel. Fair Use Notice This video may include copyrighted material used under the fair use doctrine (Section 107 of the Copyright Act) for purposes like criticism, commentary, and education.