Bergerac is back but not quite as you know him. The 80s detective series, starring John Nettles, is returning to our screens ...

in the wake of his wife Rachel's death — prompting his mother-in-law Charlie Hungerford (Zoë Wanamaker) to step in and take more of an active parenting role. Realizing that his life is ...

The real star of Bergerac was Charlie Hungerford, played by the great Terence Alexander, who was so central to the drama that, if you drew a Venn diagram of every imaginary crime committed in ...

Zoë Wanamaker admitted she has never seen an episode of Bergerac. The actress, 75, portrays Charlie Hungerford, the mother-in-law of the iconic Jim Bergerac, previously brought to life by John ...

He's known for Brassic, The Split, Suspects and Being Human. Who is Charlie Hungerford? Bergerac's mother-in-law. Their relationship is extremely strained. The original Charlie Hungerford was a man.

Bergerac is back but his father-in-law Charlie Hungerford is gone - the golf-loving character was replaced, to Philip Glenister's shock. In the show, Arthur’s world implodes when his daughter-in ...

Bergerac is something of a mess, his reputation in tatters and his teenage daughter, Kim (Chloe Sweetlove), drifting towards his formidable mother-in-law, Charlie Hungerford (Zoe Wanamaker).

But Mr Lewis, who worked as a location manager, said many of the places used on the original show were "long gone", including the house used for Jim Bergerac’s father-in-law, Charlie Hungerford.

Zoë Wanamaker plays Charlie Hungerford in U&Drama's reboot of Bergerac. Her TV credits include Susan Harper in My Family and Queen Antedia in Britannia. Her father Sam Wanamaker was a prime mover ...

Zoe Wanamaker plays a gender-flipped Charlie Hungerford in the new Bergerac, a remake of the classic 80s show (Picture: UKTV/Colin Hutton) As in the 80s version, led so memorably by John Nettles ...