Murder At The Cottage review: Series provides a deeper sense of Du Plantier herself

Jim Sheridan's new series on Sky about the killing of Sophie Toscan Du Plantier may have been hit by the withdrawal of interviews by the victim's family, but it still provides an intriguing look at aspects of the unsolved case 
Sophie Toscan du Plantier, subject of Murder at the Cottage. 

Sophie Toscan du Plantier, subject of Murder at the Cottage. 

"They're gonna put me in the movies, They're gonna make a big star out of me, We'll make a film about a man that's sad and lonely, And all I gotta do is act naturally..."

The old Buck Owens number made an unlikely appearance in Murder At The Cottage, sang in a mumble by Ian Bailey in the stylish new five-part series about the death of Sophie Toscan Du Plantier.

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