Melanie Lynskey is perfect as Ruth, a woman with only one wish: "For people to not be assholes."

I've been fascinated with Lord Lucan's crime for decades so I was eager to watch this but I came away disappointed. Christopher Eccleston is very good as the utterly creepy John 'Aspers' Aspinall, a wealthy club owner with a personal zoo who may have played a part in Lord 'Lucky' Lucan's disappearance but this British TV production doesn't do the fascinating true story justice. There's a really good film to be made about Lucan and the elite powerful circles he traveled in but this isn't it.

I would have liked this so much more if it had no soundtrack, was called Maintenance by the Sea and we spent the entirety of the film watching Casey Affleck's character unplug toilets, fix sinks, shovel snow and get in occasional bar fights.