This may have been considered cutting edge in terms of information and production in 1988; in 2010 it's best used as a Ripperologist drinking-game for those stout of liver.
Yes, there is an impressive list of experts (and Jan Leeming) on-board, but instead of Agatha Christie we get Peter Ustinov hopefully speaking for all concerned, with the gravitas of someone more mindful of whether their cheque has cleared yet and if anyone outside the US need ever watch.
Anyone interested in the subject and the facts thereof are advised to read Philip Sugden's The Complete History of Jack The Ripper (New Edition) and take it from there.
Yes, there is an impressive list of experts (and Jan Leeming) on-board, but instead of Agatha Christie we get Peter Ustinov hopefully speaking for all concerned, with the gravitas of someone more mindful of whether their cheque has cleared yet and if anyone outside the US need ever watch.
Anyone interested in the subject and the facts thereof are advised to read Philip Sugden's The Complete History of Jack The Ripper (New Edition) and take it from there.