Is Crime of Passion coming back?

Crime of Passion ended on October 15, 1973, after its fourth season on ITV1.

This British courtroom drama series, which premiered on March 16, 1970, dramatized real cases of crimes of passion that occurred in France. The show was created by Ted Willis, who also wrote several episodes. Each episode was titled after the accused murderer, and the series featured notable English actors portraying legal professionals and witnesses in these intense courtroom reenactments.

The series was a crime and drama genre production that aired over four seasons from 1970 to 1973. It depicted the legal proceedings surrounding passionate crimes, often exploring emotional and moral dilemmas faced by the characters involved. The episodes were approximately 33 minutes long, providing a focused glimpse into each case and the justice process in France. The cast included Anthony Newlands as the President of Court, John Phillips as Maitre Lacan, Daniel Moynihan as Maitre Saval, and Bernard Archer as Maitre Dubois.