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I completely agree that Kelman's character has been changed most, and while in the original his importance as driving force is implied, in this adaptation it is absolutely obvious.<br /><br />I have though no doubts as to whether Eccleston's portrayal of a politician is realistic. I can easily see him as a figure reminding Nicky Hutchinson, idealistic in his youth, then getting corrupted by

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