Cadfael (1994)
Cadfael (1994)
Plot.
Brother Cadfael is a twelfth-century Anglo-Welsh monk. A retired crusader disappointed in love, and now a herbalist in charge of the gardens of Shrewsbury Abbey, Brother Cadfael is often called on to solve murders and other crimes in and around Shrewsbury, Shropshire, in the border country where England meets Wales.
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Cast & Crew.
Derek Jacobi
Brother Cadfael
Sean Pertwee
Hugh Beringar
Terrence Hardiman
Abbot Radulfus
Peter Copley
Abbot Heribert
Michael Culver
Prior Robert
Edith Pargeter
Creator
Julian Firth
Brother Jerome
Mark Charnock
Brother Oswin
Eoin McCarthy
Hugh Beringar
Albie Woodington
Sergeant Warden
Anthony Green
Hugh Beringar
Ken Grieve
Director
Herbert Wise
Director
Malcolm Mowbray
Director
Russell Lewis
Writer
Michael Grandage
King Stephen
Rupert Holliday-Evans
Roger Dodd
Chloë Annett
Rosanna
Ronan Vibert
Le Gaucher
Hermione Norris
Mary
Roy Barraclough
Walter Aurifaber
Stephen Moyer
Godwin
Lee Ingleby
Walter
Jonny Lee Miller
Edwin Gurney
George Irving
Herluin
Susan Fleetwood
Agnes Piccard
Philip Herbert
Rabble Rouser
Margery Mason
Agatha Coliar
Christien Anholt
Meriet
Benedict Sandiford
Tutilo
Catherine Cusack
Catherine
Graham McGrath
Brother Eluric
Steven Mackintosh
Liliwin
Natasha Little
Melangell
Sophie Lawrence
Aldith
Tara Fitzgerald
Iveta de Massard
Maggie O'Neill
Aline Siward
John Hallam
Lord Rhysart
Amelia Curtis
Ermina Hugonin
Roger Ashton-Griffiths
Thomas of Bristol
Robert Cavanah
Oliver de Bretagne
Toby Jones
Griffin
Thomas Craig
Aelfric
Juliette Caton
Godith / Godric
Jack Klaff
Eudo
Danny Dyer
Bran
Julian Glover
Leoric Ashby
Crispin Bonham-Carter
Miles Coliar
Tim Wylton
Geoffrey Corviser
Anna Friel
Sioned
Tom Georgeson
Lord Giffard
John Bowler
Badon
Rosalie Crutchley
Juliana Aurifaber
Roy Heather
Wat the Inn Keeper
Louise Delamere
Daalny
Aubrey Richards
Brother Rhys
Ellis Jones
Father Ianto
Ian McNeice
Canon Eluard
Jonathan Firth
Joscelyn
Natascha McElhone
Cecily Corde
Paul Whitby
Thomas Hynde
Natasha Pyne
Lady Donata
Jamie Glover
Simon
Jonathan Hyde
Godfrid Piccard
Kitty Aldridge
Judith Perle
Hugh Bonneville
Daniel Aurifaber
Richard Lintern
Lord Beaumont
John Bennett
Lazarus the Leper
Norman Eshley
Baron Huon de Domville
Sarah Badel
Avice of Thornbury
Natalie Jones
Gunnild
Peter Baldwin
Prior Mortimer
Christian Burgess
Adam Courcelle
Richard Henders
Torold Blund
Jeremy Young
Arnulf of Hesdin
David Garfield
Sergeant Rhys
Geoffrey Leesley
Sheriff Prestcote
Bill Neville
Nicholas Faintree
Nigel Hastings
Giles Siward
Robert Oates
Edric Flescher
Marlene Sidaway
Flescher's Wife
Michael Carman
Fitzalan
Sándor Téri
Adeney
Gregory Body
Kitchen Boy
Zoltán Papp
Captain Ten Heyt
Raymond Llewellyn
Madog
Fiona Gillies
Susanna Aurifaber
Maria Miles
Margery Aurifaber
Patrick Brennan
John Boneth
Roger Booth
Baldwin Peche
Sara Stephens
Rannilt
David Tysall
Iestyn
Michael Nightingale
Ailwin Corde
Péter Györi
Daniel's Friend
Steven Beard
Brother Anselm
Adrian Ross Magenty
Guy Fitzjohn
Gábor Urmai
Jehan
Stanley Kowalski
Brother Mark
Paul Broughton
Baron's Steward
Márta Bakó
Madlen
Bernard Gallagher
Gervase Bonel
Mary Miller
Richildis
Huw Garmon
Meurig
Freddie Boardley
Brother Petrus
Sally Baxter
Sibil Bellecote
Davyd Harries
Presiding Judge
Greg Saunders
Tom Bellecote
István Imre
Martin Bellecote
Tibor Gyukár
Brother Porter
Adam Suranyi
Brother Urien
Valentine Pelka
Richard Boterel
Robin Laing
Sulien / Sulien Blount (uncredited)
William Mannering
Yves Hugonin
Guy Oliver-Watts
John Druel
Tim Barker
Reyner Dutton
Éva Madarász
Sister Hilaria
István Szilágyi
Boterel's Steward
Ian Reddington
Peter Clemence
Daniel Betts
Janyn
Patrick Toomey
Tristan
John Dallimore
Harald
Louisa Milwood-Haigh
Isobel
Nick Patrick
Brother Columbanus
Phil Rowlands
Bened
Steffan Trefor
Peredur
Elizabeth Fitzherbert
Apparition
Ben Pullen
Ivo Corbiere
Jacqueline Defferary
Emma Vernold
Richard Clifford
Glover of Shotwick
Brendan O'Hea
Philip Corviser
Terry John
Fowler
Tony Spooner
Falconer
Tony Kirwood
Warrin
Hilary Sesta
Old Crone
Tamás Varga
Fairground Carter
Tom Mannion
Niall Bronzesmith
Sebastian Abineri
Godfrey Fuller
Paul Trussell
Bertred
Brigid Duffy
Branwen
Barna Illyés
Edward Perle
Lajos Mezey
William Hynde
Peter Guinness
Father Ailnoth
Adam Bareham
Cynric
Sean Chapman
William / Edmund
Raad Rawi
Cassale
Caine Sinclair
Eleanor
Paul Kavanagh
Ralf
Martyn Whitby
Alfred
Niven Boyd
Sergeant
Frank Baker
Remy
Neil Caple
Alfred
Jonathan Tafler
Money Lender
Gregor Truter
Ruald
Mel Martin
Astola
Sioned Jones
Generys
Peter Aubrey
Peter
Shane Hickmott
Brother Adam
Matt Patresi
Ciaran
Barney Craig
Luc
Terence Beesley
Simeon Bagot
Media.
Details.
Release DateMay 29, 1994
StatusEnded
Seasons4
Episodes13
Running Time50m
Filming LocationsHungary
Genres
Last updated:
This TV Show Is About.
england
monk
detective
period drama
medieval
12th century
Scripted
historical
historical drama
amateur sleuth
rural
Wiki.
Cadfael is a British mystery television series, broadcast on ITV between 29 May 1994 and 28 December 1998, based on The Cadfael Chronicles novels written by Ellis Peters. Produced by Central, it starred Derek Jacobi as the medieval detective and title character, Brother Cadfael. The complete series was released on DVD on 24 August 2009. The series aired in the United States as part of the Mystery! series.
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