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2018. Review: In 1979, former Liberal Party leader Jeremy Thorpe was tried for his involvement in the attempted murder of his former gay lover Norman Scott. This documentary about the political forces that tried to protect Thorpe was made on the assumption that he would be found guilty, but was scrapped when an unexpected not-guilty verdict was returned. It was shown for the first time in 2018, alongside the dramatization A Very English Scandal (2018), in an updated and edited form, following the death of Thorpe which prevents him bringing a libel action. UK. 7,9 / 10 Stars. genre: Documentary.

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The Jeremy Thorpe scandales. The jeremy thorpe scandal story. I was one of those who immediately switched channels, as prompted by the BBC continuity announcer, the minute the three part drama "A Very English Scandal" ended, to watch this shelved "Panorama" special from 1978, expected and scheduled to be aired the day of the original verdict in the actual Jeremy Thorpe trial. To the BBC reporting team here and indeed most of the public at large, it seemed a foregone conclusion that the ex-Liberal Party leader would be found guilty with his confederates of the attempted murder of his former lover Norman Scott. However, even in the hallowed British justice system, it appears, rather like the later trial in America of a well-known football star, the seemingly guilty can walk free.
And there's little doubt, going by the content here, that Thorpe was guilty of organising the botched hit on Scott. Motive and opportunity were clearly outlined with revealing interviews with almost every party to the plot, Thorpe excepted of course. The programme also demonstrated that the preceding dramatisation starring Hugh Grant as Thorpe didn't stray too far from the likely facts, although it did show Norman Scott to be a more robust character than the way Ben Whishaw portrayed him.
This hour long documentary, updated by its original presenter 40 years on and featuring yet more new revelations only further confirming the almost certainly correct presumption of guilt of the accused, was fascinating to watch, the better for its concentration on the known background events and was even more compelling than the TV drama.

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