Da Vinci's Inquest: Season 01 (1998)

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Theatrical Feature Running Time:: 611 mins

Complete Cast of Da Vinci's Inquest: Season 01

Nicholas Campbell - Dominic Da Vinci
Ian Tracey - Mick Leary
Robert Wisden - James Flynn
Robert Clothier - Joe DaVinci (1998-99)
Venus Terzo - Angelo Kosmo
Sarah Strange - Helen
Gerard Plunkett - Chief Coroner Bob Plunket (2000)

Donnelly Rhodes - Leo Shannon
Gwynyth Walsh - Patricia Da Vinci
Joy Coghill - Portia DaVinci
Sue Matthews - Sunita "Sunny" Raman
Max Martini - Danny Leary (1998-99)
Warren Takeuchi - Wayne (1998-99)
Jewel Staite - Gabriella DaVinci

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	Randy P.

5 out of 5 people found this review helpful

As a fan of CSI (las Vegas, NY, Miami - in order of preference), after watching Da Vinci's Inquest I have to say it is a much better show than CSI. The settings and plot are more realistic and the characters are more fully developed than most American TV shows. Give Da Vinci's a look and you won't be disappointed.

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	Eric S.

3 out of 3 people found this review helpful

Davinci's Inquest is simply a terrific show. It is so well written and acted that it really shows how silly and mindless are american programs like CSI and Law & Order The characters and situations seem real and are compelling. The formula is that there is no formula. There is no build up, climax or epilogue. People turn up dead every episode, but the causes aren't always sinister. The characters, situations and office politics are as close to real life as you can get in a drama.

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