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The Ripper (1997)
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Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })The Ripper is a 1997 Made-for-TV Movie written by Robert Rodat. directed by Janet Myers and starring Patrick Bergin, Gabrielle Anwar, Samuel West, Michael York, Andrew Couper and Essie Davis.It is 1888, and London is in the grip of one of the most gruesome and mysterious crime sprees in history. Under extreme pressure from the Royal family, the head of Scotland Yard assigns its top man to the grisly case. Inspector Jim Hansen tracks a brutal killer in 1888 London while trying to protect the next victim.No connection to the Tom Savini horror film of the same name. | |
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Can't Tie His Tie: The film opens with Inspector Hansen agonising over how to properly tie his cravat for dinner with Sir Sharles at Sir Charles' Smoky Gentlemen's Club, and complaining that there are over a dozen different ways to tie a cravat; to the bewilderment of his assistant Sergeant Bell. Later, when Hansen confronts Prince Albert during a pheasant shoot, Albert looks at Hansen's cravat and tells him that a reverse Clarendon is really only appropriate in town and unties it before retying it in an ascot, which he says is much more appropriate for the country. | |
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Been There, Shaped History: Florry Lewis is responsible for Jack the Ripper not mutilating the body of Liz Stride after he murdered (and, by extension, the second murder of the 'double event') when she witnesses the attack and screams "FIRE!", bringing others running and forcing the Ripper to flee.note It is generally accepted that someone disturbed the Ripper before he could mutilate Stride's body and he fled. However, no one actually witnessed the killing. | |
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