The Case

The Case was a five episode legal drama mini-series created by David Allison. The series ran from 31st October to 4th November 2011 and was transmitted on BBC One.
The series was directed by Sean Glynn and Paul Murphy (both of whom have directed for Hollyoaks) and produced by Glynn. Former Hollyoaks executive producer Carolyn Reynolds also served as an executive producer for The Case, whilst former Hollyoaks composer James Warburton also composed tracks for the programme.
Several Hollyoaks alumni starred in the programme, including Caroline Langrishe, Tupele Dorgu, Kate Rutter, James Quinn and Kerry Peers. The series is most notable for having featured several repurposed Hollyoaks sets. 
==Repurposed Hollyoaks Locations==
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65 Christleton Terrace living area 	The home of the late Saskia Stanley.
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Flat 3, 28 Fern Street living area and bedroom 	The home of Dan Stanley where his father Neil Stanley also lives.
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Dee Valley Crown Court courtroom 	Crown Court courtroom 1, where the primary trial relating to Saskia's death occurs.
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Generic night club/bar 	Tate's Waterside bar where many characters are often seen socialising.
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Fern Street exterior 	Frontage of Tony Powell's home.
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29 Barrington Park living area and landing 	The home of Karl Rankine and Nicole Jones.
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3 Oakdale Drive, Flat 4 living area and communal entrance	The home of Jess Stanley.
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Dee Valley Police Station interview room and holding cell	The Saldale Police Station interview room where Tony Powell is interviewed and the holding cell where Murray Deakin is challenged by Neil Stanley.
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Dee Valley Hospital minor entrance 	The entrance to Saldale Police Station.
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The Dog in the Pond car park 	The Crown Court car park.
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3 Oakdale Drive, Flat 3 bedroom 	The Water Lane Hotel room where Sol Ridley and Julie Prior spend the night together.
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Generic bedroom set 	Tony Powell's bedroom.
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The large set used as the office for law firm Atherton Chambers was later repurposed for use in Hollyoaks. The private meeting room became the Hollyoaks High School art classroom, whilst the main office was converted into the Company Magazine London headquarters where George and Esther did work experience in July 2012. This was then adapted further when a section of this area became 5 Oakdale Drive, Flat 3 where Dr. Browning lived - later making way for other tenants such as Darren and Sienna, and finally the Loveday family who eventually 'remodelled' the flat in 2015 when the set moved to a different location.
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The Lime Pictures garage was also used as the workplace of Tony Powell and Karl Rankine, whilst the Lime Pictures canteen doubled as the Crown Court café.
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Category:Television Series