Philip Martin's Gangsters: Deathtouch

Disgrifiad Cymraeg / Welsh Description

Mae John Kline wedi troi cefn ar droseddu. Wel, mae'n ymdrechu i wneud hynny. Ond dyw'r busnes arlwyo ddim cystal ag y gobeithiai - yn arbennig gan fod yr Arolygwr Khan, yr un a fu'n ei blagio yn y gorffennol, yn gweithio'n ddirgel i reoli'r bwrdd trwyddedu. Gyda phwerau cynllwynio a gwrth-gynllwynio yn cyfarfod, mae gan Kline ddewis: bod yn ddinesydd cyfrifol neu chwarae ei gêm ei hunan...

Disgrifiad Saesneg / English Description

John Kline's gone straight. Or he's trying to. The restaurant business isn't all he'd hoped for - not with his old nemesis Inspector Khan pulling the strings of the liquor licencing board. Khan's willing to cut a deal - but he isn't the only one. Shadowy forces of conspiracy and counter-conspiracy converge, and Kline has a choice: play the respectable citizen or play his own game...

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Bywgraffiad yr Awdur / Author Biography

Philip Martin was an award-winning screenwriter, actor and dramatist, with a career spanning six decades. His subversive 70s series 'Gangsters' remains a cult classic, and one of the most singular programmes ever produced by the BBC. Uncompromising and anarchic, 'Gangsters' combined realism with pulp fiction, and social commentary with the absurd, winning the opprobrium of Mary Whitehouse, and a legion of admirers.