2nd Series (1995)

The Devil’s Novice
(8th Chronicle)

Music by Colin Towns
Equipment by Andrew Ackland-Snow
Produced by Steven Smallwood / Ted Childs
Adapted by by Russel Lewis
Directed by Herbert Wise
 

Character

Actor

Brother Cadfael

Derek Jacobi

Hugh Beringar

Eoin McCarthy

Abbott Radulfus

Terence Hardiman

Prior Robert

Michael Culver

Brother Jerome

Julian Firth

Leoric Aspley

Julian Glover

Canon Eluard

Ian MacNeice

Peter Clemence

Ian Redding

Sergeant Warden

Albie Woodington

Meriet

Christien Anholt

Rosanna

Chloe Annett

Janyn

Daniel Betts

Tristan

Patrick Toomey

Harald

John Dallimore

Isobel

Louisa Milwood-Haight

Brother Oswin

Mark Charnock

Jahan

Gabor Urmaithe Leper

 
In the autumn of 1140 the Benedictine monastery at Shrewsbury finds its new novice Meriet Aspley a disturbing presence. Meek and biddable by day, his sleep is rent with nightmares so violent as to earn him the nickname of 'Devil's Novice'. Can Meriet be involved in the nearby disappearance of a superior prelate? As events take a sinister turn it falls to Brother Cadfael to detect the truth behind the young man's predicament.
 

The Virgin In The Ice
(6th Chronicle)

Music by Colin Towns
Equipment by Andrew Ackland-Snow
Produced by Steven Smallwood
Adapted by by Russel Lewis
Directed by Malcolm Mowbray
 

Character

Actor

Brother Cadfael

Derek Jacobi

Hugh Beringar

Eoin McCarthy

Abbot Radulfus

Terrence Hardiman

Prior Robert

Michael Culver

Brother Jerome

Julian Firth

Brother Oswin

Mark Charnock

Evrard Boterel

Valentine Pelka

Olivier de Bretagne

Robert Cavanah

Le Gaucher

Ronan Vibert

Ermina Hugonin

Amelia Curtis

Sergeant Warden

Albie Woodington

Yves Hugonin

William Mannering

John Druel

Guy Oliver-Watts

Reyner Dutton

Tim Barker

Sister Hilaria

Eva Madarasz

 
Winter 1139, and raging civil war has sent many refugees fleeing north from Worcester, among them two orphans of a noble family and their companion, a nun. But they seem to have disappeared somewhere in the wild winter landscape of frost and snow - and Cadfael sets out to find them.
 

Saint Peter’s Fair
(4th Chronicle)

Music by Colin Towns
Equipment by Andrew Ackland-Snow
Produced by Steven Smallwood
Adapted by by Christopher Russel
Directed by Herbert Wise
 

Character

Actor

Brother Cadfael

Derek Jacobi

Hugh Beringar

Eoin McCarthy

Abbot Radulfus

Terrence Hardiman

Prior Robert

Michael Culver

Brother Jerome

Julian Firth

Brother Oswin

Mark Charnock

Emma Vernold

Jacqueline Deffarary

Ivo Corbiere

Banjamin Pullen

Geoffrey Corviser

Tim Wylton

Philip Corviser

Brendan O'Hea

Glover of Shotwick

Richard Clifford

Fowler

Terry John

Falconer

Tony Spooner

Thomas of Bristol

Roger Ashton-Griffiths

Warin

Tony Kirwood

Roger Dodd

Rupert Holliday-Evans

Sergeant Warden

Albie Woodington

Crone

Hilary Sesta

Wat

Roy Heather

 
The great annual Fair of Saint Peter at Shrewsbury, a high point in the city's calendar, attracts merchants from far and wide to do bisiness. But when an unseemly quarrel breaks out between the local burghers and the monks from the Benedictine monastery, a riot ensues. Afterwards a merchant is found dead - and Brother Cadfael is summoned from his peaceful monastery herb-garden to test his skills as a detective once more.
 

 

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