Dr. Jim Swire really carried a fake bomb on a plane, as depicted in Lockerbie: A Search for Truth. Jim Swire (Colin Firth) appears in Lockerbie: A Search for Truth Season 1 Episode 2.

The real Jim Swire, who is now in his late 80s, was directly involved with the limited series, visiting the set; chatting extensively with Firth; and allowing his own non-fiction book — The ...

And if I speak for Jim Swire, I can only really speak for my Jim Swire, you know, the character that we created. MARTÍNEZ: Yeah. FIRTH: I can't be an authority on the man himself.

Jim Swire (Colin Firth), father of a woman killed in the terrorist bombing of a jet over Scotland, meets the press on “Lockerbie.” ...

Jim Swire (Colin Firth), a well-to-do doctor in England, was the man who we saw in 2002, and he and his wife Jane (Catherine McCormack) are helping their daughter Flora (Rosanna Adams) get in a ...

Colin Firth plays real-life campaigner Dr. Jim Swire in a new Sky & Peacock Original series, based on the U.K.’s deadliest-ever terrorist attack, Lockerbie: A Search for Truth.. First images and ...

Colin Firth plays real-life campaigner Dr. Jim Swire in a new Sky & Peacock Original series, based on the U.K.’s deadliest-ever terrorist attack, Lockerbie: A Search for Truth.. First images and ...

Toward the end of “Lockerbie: A Search for Truth,” Jim Swire (Colin Firth) meets a woman who asks about the pin on his lapel. When he explains it’s to honor the victims of the infamous ...

News; UK News; Lockerbie bombing; Colin Firth Lockerbie drama brings dad’s campaign to life – but here’s why it has sparked controversy Campaigner Dr Jim Swire, whose 23-year-old daughter ...

Firth is transformative as Dr. Jim Swire and he is able to tell this true story with honesty and dignity. “Lockerbie: A Search for Truth” garners five out of five stars.

Not to be confused with the Netflix six-parter, Lockerbie, Lockerbie: A Search for Truth — airing on Sky Atlantic in the U.K. — this one is based on Jim Swire’s memoir and adapted by ...

But Swire, now in his late 80s, has watched as the tragedy slowly faded from the popular imagination. “As time went on, fewer and fewer people cared, or even knew about, the disaster,” Firth said.