Alistair Beaton - The Trial of Tony Blair

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Bliar ponders his errors

The Trial of Tony Blair

It is some time in the future. Gordon Brown is moving into Number 10, President Clinton is thinking about her second term

in the White House, and Tony Blair is swapping the corridors of power for the comforts of his home in Connaught Square.

Blair departs Downing Street with an unshakeable belief in his continuing relevance as an international figure of influence. But with Washington's warmongers discredited, he finds himself increasingly isolated.

Blair on trial Haunted by the continuing nightmare of Iraq, and obsessed by his legacy, Tony Blair retreats into denial, refusing to see the dangers he faces from the Special Tribunal on Iraq that has been set up to investigate war crimes.

Nominated for a BAFTA in 2007

Creatives:	Cast:
Written by Alistair Beaton Directed by Simon Cellan Jones Executive Producer - David Aukin Producer - Hal Vogel	Robert Lindsay - Tony Blair Phoebe Nicholls - Cherie Blair Peter Mullan - Gordon Brown Alexander Armstrong - David Cameron

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A few snippets from The Trial of Tony Blair